There is no universally recognized definition of 'recession.' Most (but not all) economists would agree that the current economic situation is at least a recession.
no its not, its borderline depression
It will cost about 850,000,000,000 dollars to relieve us fro the recession
The suspect lending practices was one of the causes of the recession in the US in 2001.
There was no recession in 1998. See the NBER website for US data.
right now 2009 the us economy is in a recession, but could in a depression later on in the future if we are in a recession for too long.
in a recession
2008 when Ireland officially entered recession
It will cost about 850,000,000,000 dollars to relieve us fro the recession
It has.
The suspect lending practices was one of the causes of the recession in the US in 2001.
There was no recession in 1998. See the NBER website for US data.
right now 2009 the us economy is in a recession, but could in a depression later on in the future if we are in a recession for too long.
in a recession
Democrats
Yes,
Not Really, we are in a recession but not a depression.
The strong economic power of the United States is what made the recession of 2000 in the US a mild one.
On a national basis the recession of 1858 effected many aspects of the US economy. As one example, imports decreased by 25%. With the economy in recession, money to purchase imports went down.