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Monthly Archives: April 2010
NBER Committee Holds Off Declaring Recession’s 2009 End Until It is Sure
The NBER Business Cycle Dating Committee this morning posted an announcement that it had met in person April 8 - an infrequent event - but that it had not yet decided to call the trough in the recession that began in December 2007. The meeting has led to lots of questions from the press over the weekend, [...] Continue reading