This paper examines the state of the United States economy as it emerges from the 2001 recession. A comparison of … several central economic variables indicates that the 2001 recession was the mildest recession in the postwar period. In light … five-category 'recession severity scale,' analogous to the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale. According to this approach, the …

support for alternative financing schemes across informed and uninformed consumers. Informed consumers strongly support the … support increasing taxes on older people when learning that they also pollute more. Moreover, consumers who learn that certain … change. Consumers also oppose financing policies to fight climate change via public debt, implying higher costs for future …

support for alternative financing schemes across informed and uninformed consumers. Informed consumers strongly support the … support increasing taxes on older people when learning that they also pollute more. Moreover, consumers who learn that certain … change. Consumers also oppose financing policies to fight climate change via public debt, implying higher costs for future …

potential economic downturns. My findings contribute to the existing literature on recession prediction and the role of yield …

money temporarily declines during crises like the Great and COVID Recessions, but later rebounds. In each recession monetary … money growth was more robust in the COVID Recession, likely reflecting that the banking system was less impaired and could … inflationary pressures rebounded much more quickly from the COVID Recession versus the Great Recession. We consider different …

The possibility of a US recession in 2023 has sparked concerns among economists, policymakers, and market participants …. This article explores the potential economic implications of such a recession and discusses policy considerations to …

This article contrasts the experiences of the United States and United Kingdom during and after the Great Recession to … consensus that the Great Recession first and foremost was a financial crisis. It shows that relative to the United States, the … Great Recession in the United Kingdom was more closely associated with a decline in productivity. Motivated by the similar …