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Both of those are up to the consensus of the group of economists. They regularly talk about it with each other and compare with historical data mostly. Keep in
by ConceitedCode 4y ago
Both of those are up to the consensus of the group of economists. They regularly talk about it with each other and compare with historical data mostly. Keep in mind economics is a social science, not exact science.
It would strike me more as "feeling it out", but they are not in a rush to announce it is or is not a recession until they have a better feel. Everyone seems to be rushing to call it a recession as early as possible. The economist I heard talking had a "wait and see" attitude on the podcast which was refreshing to hear.
- chrisco255 4y agoSo it depends on if it's an election year and how much pressure is on them? Got it.
- pm90 4y agoOf course it does. It always did at least at the margins.
- ConceitedCode 4y agoI'd say listen to the economists that are actually apart of the group and form your own opinion. I didn't get that impression personally. Although I'm sure there is some impact.