Note: The official designation of a recession comes from a committee at the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), a private, nonprofit research organization. The committee considers a wide range of economy-wide, monthly data points, but the NBER views GDP as “the single best measure.” The committee calls a recession once there is a significant decline across these measures for more than a few months.
End the Fed peoples heads explode when you show them this graph
george8888 on
Huh, look at that. The US went off the Gold Standard in 1933. Amazing what having full control over your currency can do.
nwbrown on
How are you defining recession?
libertarianinus on
This explains the reason why the US dominates the world in wealth. Helped that the US was the only large country that had a manufacturing base that was not destroyed in WW2.
Igoresh on
Just to cover the bases, I turned this photo on edge to see if it was spelling something nefarious.
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Source: [Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED)](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/USREC)
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Note: The official designation of a recession comes from a committee at the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), a private, nonprofit research organization. The committee considers a wide range of economy-wide, monthly data points, but the NBER views GDP as “the single best measure.” The committee calls a recession once there is a significant decline across these measures for more than a few months.
More data [here](https://usafacts.org/articles/what-is-a-recession-what-have-recessions-looked-like-in-the-past/)
End the Fed peoples heads explode when you show them this graph
Huh, look at that. The US went off the Gold Standard in 1933. Amazing what having full control over your currency can do.
How are you defining recession?
This explains the reason why the US dominates the world in wealth. Helped that the US was the only large country that had a manufacturing base that was not destroyed in WW2.
Just to cover the bases, I turned this photo on edge to see if it was spelling something nefarious.