Is Another Recession On The Horizon? Google Search Data Has Some Clues
The Federal Reserve had slashed interest rates by the largest amount in 25 years. As it turned out, 2008— in the heart of the Great Recession— was a banner year for people searching for current-year recession information, according to Google Trends data. There was no equivalent in prior years, and in the years since— the longest expansion in U.S. history— Googled…
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