Are we, in fact, in a recession? If not, is one still headed our way? Economists John Taylor and Kenn Judd discuss not only the state of the current economic slowdown, but how the definition of recession is evolving. “Mild” recessions have supplanted what were several decades ago long and painful periods of negative economic growth. Who to thank? We can begin with Ronald Reagan and Paul Volcker.
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