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Whether or not we are "in a recession" will not change the underlying metrics. Whatever positives may exist, the agreement seems to be that on an individual-by-
by jkingsbery 4y ago
Whether or not we are "in a recession" will not change the underlying metrics. Whatever positives may exist, the agreement seems to be that on an individual-by-individual basis, things are not as good now economically than they were a year ago. Whether NPR or NY Times or WaPo (or the White House) calls it a recession or not is not what's going to drive people's behavior - their bank accounts, their mortgage and rent payments, and the price of food will.
- mc32 4y agoImportantly, investment, securing loans and consequently hiring is going down. It may turn out to be a mild recession or what was called "a technical recession" 2 consecutive down quarters but very mild slowdowns.