The recession of 2007–2009, however, is known as the Great Recession, with “great” being defined as “large,” and not “excellent,” because it lasted longer than other recessions and ...

The Great Recession from 2007-09 saw GDP fall 4.3%, the biggest drop since the Great Depression. Deregulation in the 2000s and excessive risk by banks were major causes of the financial crisis.

Preparing for the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic by learning lessons from the Great Recession: A collection of pandemic-related research made possible by the Nielsen Datasets at Chicago ...

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The 2008 Great Recession taught them to better navigate both the stock market and personal uncertainty. "Sometimes you're going to have bad luck," one said. "We just sucked it up and started over ...

Before that, the last recession was the 2007-2009 Great Recession. The length of a recession varies depending on the severity of the economic downturn, but it doesn't usually last as long as most ...

Bearish sentiment measured 61.9% during the week ending April 3, the worst reading since the height of the Great Recession in March 2009. Bearish sentiment has historically been a contrarian ...

The Great Recession occurred 17 years ago, from December 2007 to June 2009. Led by a crash in the housing sector, it was the deepest recession since World War II and resulted in noteworthy ...