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How Rare is a Double Dip Recession?

beebee
edited June 2020 in Other Investing
I wanted to see how common has been to experience a double-dip recession historically to see if there is any precedent. Following the 2008 crisis, there were plenty of double-dip predictions that never came to pass and we eventually saw the longest expansion in history.

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The biggest risk that could cause something like this to happen is probably not from the pandemic itself but from a policy mistake by the government.
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  • kings53man
    No recession, FED will be there before you know it. This market recovery from March is not from fundamentals but FED pumping liquidity & TRILLIONS of borrowed money as stimulus.
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