Add to ORKGThis report discusses factors suggesting an increased risk of double-dip recession. It discusses other factors that suggest economic recovery will continue. The U.S. historical experience with double-dip recessions is also presented. It examines the role of deleveraging by households and businesses in the aftermath of the recent financial crisis in shaping the likely pace of economic recovery. The report concludes with a look at current economic projections
Economic recoveries from the past two recessions have been much more gradual than the rapid V-shaped...
This paper studies the behavior of recoveries from recessions across 59 advanced and emerging market...
This report provides information on the patterns found across past recessions since World War II and...
With quarterly data on real gross domestic product for 21 nations from the Organization for Economic...
The US economy is emerging from a period of significant weakness. This article examines how US econo...
In our recent paper, (Reinhart and Reinhart, 2010) we examine the behavior of real GDP (levels and g...
The crisis in the housing and financial sectors has led to a dramatic slowdown in U.S. economic gro...
Public sentiment says the recession isn't over. Never mind that the National Bureau of Economic Rese...
During the last year the global economy has experienced its most severe recession since the Great De...
Recently in this journal, Eisenbeis and Kaufman (Atlantic Economic Journal, 2016) referred to “… the...
This report looks at how Congress has been proactive in helping the economy recover after the 2008-2...
This report surveys the major aspects of financial crises and the restructuring and growth process o...
The Great Recession, which occurred from December of 2007 until June of 2009, threatened to cripple ...
The American economy is moving slowly but surely out of recession. There is little risk of a "double...
AS OF APRIL 2002 THE signs of economic recovery are sprouting like spring flowers. The United States...
Economic recoveries from the past two recessions have been much more gradual than the rapid V-shaped...
This paper studies the behavior of recoveries from recessions across 59 advanced and emerging market...
This report provides information on the patterns found across past recessions since World War II and...
With quarterly data on real gross domestic product for 21 nations from the Organization for Economic...
The US economy is emerging from a period of significant weakness. This article examines how US econo...
In our recent paper, (Reinhart and Reinhart, 2010) we examine the behavior of real GDP (levels and g...
The crisis in the housing and financial sectors has led to a dramatic slowdown in U.S. economic gro...
Public sentiment says the recession isn't over. Never mind that the National Bureau of Economic Rese...
During the last year the global economy has experienced its most severe recession since the Great De...
Recently in this journal, Eisenbeis and Kaufman (Atlantic Economic Journal, 2016) referred to “… the...
This report looks at how Congress has been proactive in helping the economy recover after the 2008-2...
This report surveys the major aspects of financial crises and the restructuring and growth process o...
The Great Recession, which occurred from December of 2007 until June of 2009, threatened to cripple ...
The American economy is moving slowly but surely out of recession. There is little risk of a "double...
AS OF APRIL 2002 THE signs of economic recovery are sprouting like spring flowers. The United States...
Economic recoveries from the past two recessions have been much more gradual than the rapid V-shaped...
This paper studies the behavior of recoveries from recessions across 59 advanced and emerging market...
This report provides information on the patterns found across past recessions since World War II and...