Unemployment ... they might be the cause of recessions, they could also be the result of recessions—or in economic parlance, endogenous to recessions. Even though economists use a large set of ...

Unemployment ... how long it will take to do that until we get through the worst of the current downturn," he said. "Most people agree that we're already in a recession and we're seeing some ...

Some recession causes include increased unemployment and reduced consumer ... During recessions, people spend less money—and so do employers, businesses and entire industries.

Deregulation in the 2000s and excessive risk by banks were major causes of the financial crisis. Post-recession, it took the Dow until 2013 to recover, while unemployment remained high until 2015.

An unexpected rise in the unemployment rate suggests a surprise recession could hit the US economy, according to David Rosenberg. The unemployment rate is now 0.5 percentage points above its cycle ...

High interest rates, stagnant wages, and rising unemployment ... triggering a recession. The Tech Boom of the late 1990s had turned bust by 2000, as selloffs caused the tech-heavy NASDAQ to ...

Despite relatively high interest rates and rising unemployment ... activity can be large and sometimes large enough to cause recession. For now, the housing market remains relatively steady.

The rising unemployment rate narrowly triggered the so-called Sahm Rule recession indicator—just as investors’ concern about flagging growth hit a high point on Thursday. It posits that a ...

Homebuilder inventory is at its highest level in years, a trend real estate experts say could signal a coming recession.