Conditions During Recession: Difference between revisions

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|'''Start Date'''
|'''Start Date'''
|'''End Date'''  
|'''End Date'''  
|'''GDP'''  
|'''GDP Decline'''
|'''Unemployment Peak'''<ref>https://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2018/images/data/haugen-figure1.stm</ref>
|'''Unemployment Peak'''<ref>https://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2018/images/data/haugen-figure1.stm</ref>
|'''Inflation Peak'''<ref>https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CPIAUCNS#0</ref>
|'''Inflation Peak'''<ref>https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CPIAUCNS#0</ref>
|'''Federal debt to GDP'''
|'''Federal debt to GDP'''<ref>https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/GFDGDPA188S</ref>
|'''S&P 500 from Recession Start  to bottom'''
|'''S&P 500 from Recession Start  to bottom'''<ref>https://www.macrotrends.net/2324/sp-500-historical-chart-data</ref>
|'''Date of Botton'''
|'''Date of Botton'''
|'''Federal Funds Rate Pivot'''
|'''Federal Funds Rate Pivot'''
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|May-37
|May-37
|Jun-38
|Jun-38
|Fell 10%
| -10%
|20.0%
|20.0%
|5.10%
|5.10%
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|Feb-45
|Feb-45
|Oct-45
|Oct-45
|Fell 11.6%
| -10.9
|3.8%
|3.8%
|13.19%
|13.19%
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|Feb-48
|Feb-48
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|Stock market crashed -42% was right 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.
|Stock market crashed -42% was mostly right 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
|The Post-War Recession
|Nov-48
|Nov-48
|Oct-49
|Oct-49
|Fell 5.4%
| -1.7%
|7.9%
|7.9%
|19.67%
|19.67%
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|Jul-53
|Jul-53
|May-54
|May-54
|Fell 5.9%
| -2.7%
|6.1%
|5.9%
|9.30%
|9.30%
|69.0%
|69.0%
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|Aug-57
|Aug-57
|Apr-58
|Apr-58
|Fell 10%
| -3.7%
|7.5%
|7.4%
|3.70%
|3.70%
|57.5%
|57.5%
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|Apr-60
|Apr-60
|Feb-61
|Feb-61
|Fell 5%
| -1.6
|7.1%
|6.9%
|1.73%
|1.73%
|53.0%
|53.0%