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== Overview == | |||
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|'''Recession''' | |||
|'''Start Date''' | |||
|'''End Date''' | |||
|'''GDP''' | |||
|'''Unemployment Peak''' | |||
|'''Inflation Peak''' | |||
|'''Federal debt to GDP''' | |||
|'''S&P 500 from Recession Start to bottom''' | |||
|'''Date of Botton''' | |||
|'''Federal Funds Rate Pivot''' | |||
|'''Notes''' | |||
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|The Roosevelt Recession | |||
|May-37 | |||
|Jun-38 | |||
|Fell 10% | |||
|20.0% | |||
|5.10% | |||
|51.0% | |||
| -46.00% | |||
|Mar-38 | |||
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|The Union Recession | |||
|Feb-45 | |||
|Oct-45 | |||
|Fell 11.6% | |||
|4.9% | |||
|13.19% | |||
|115.0% | |||
| -25.83% | |||
|Feb-48 | |||
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|Stock market crashed -42% was rigth after the recession, investors were expecting a continued recession after the war. Instead there was an increase in inflation and growth due to the huge spending. | |||
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|The Post-War Recession | |||
|Nov-48 | |||
|Oct-49 | |||
|Fell 5.4% | |||
|7.9% | |||
|19.67% | |||
|92.0% | |||
| -12.00% | |||
|Jun-49 | |||
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|The Post-Korean War Recession | |||
|Jul-53 | |||
|May-54 | |||
|Fell 5.9% | |||
|6.1% | |||
|9.30% | |||
|69.0% | |||
| -6.12% | |||
|Aug-53 | |||
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|The Eisenhower Recessio | |||
|Aug-57 | |||
|Apr-58 | |||
|Fell 10% | |||
|7.5% | |||
|3.70% | |||
|57.5% | |||
| -11.87% | |||
|Dec-57 | |||
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|The “Rolling Adjustment” Recession | |||
|Apr-60 | |||
|Feb-61 | |||
|Fell 5% | |||
|7.1% | |||
|1.73% | |||
|53.0% | |||
| -2.80% | |||
|Oct-80 | |||
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