#Recession

Recession after recession before you have reached 30 is not a sign that capitalism works Most of my life has been spent trying to earn by utilising any kind of

The UK economy has suffered its biggest fall on recordBetween April and June, during lockdown, the economy shrank 20.4% compared with the first three months of the yearBut, what is

Why all this curiosity? Donations/sponsorships/subscriptions are the first things businesses cut in a recession. This is why arts organisations and charities suffer!https://twitter.com/publicaddress/status/1248357087135952896 Like sure people don’t l

davidchapman141

THREAD: Has there ever been a recession, pandemic, and riots in an election year. Yes! Twice. And 4 times we've seen a pandemic & recession in an election year.In 1820,

We are starting a thread tracking the impact of #lockdown lockdown on the #economy. We will update it as and when data becomes available... #covidindia #COVID #recession 1/n Consumption of

6.6 million newly unemployed. 10 million unemployed now since lockdowns began. Some thoughts: (1/ ) - During the Great Recession, unemployment reached 15 million. We aren't there yet but we'll

My "Easy-Breezy Millennial" Timeline Age 1: 1st recession, 1st Iraq War8: 1st impeachment9: Columbine12: 2nd recession, 9/11, Afghanistan War13: 2nd Iraq War15: Katrina18: 3rd recession26: 201629: 2nd impeachment30: 4th recession,

"We have no savings. I still have no job."As the pandemic drags on, families' savings are wiped out as they're pushed to the brink with no relief in sight.https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/venessawong/coronavirus-saving

Gray "serial millennial myth debunker" Kimbrough

When people ask me why I'm worried about the impact of the COVID-19 recession on millennials (who have everything so easy, right??), I start by pointing them to this basic

The carnage obvious in the March payroll report.-701k drop largest ever for start of recession - recessions usually sneak up on us. This one happened in days.-jump in workers forced

It’s official. Not only is the UK now formally in recession. It’s the deepest recession in UK history. The deepest of any G7 economy. The deepest since the invention of

Sound advice for law firms (and other businesses), from @carenstacy. "Leaders should double down on diversity & inclusion efforts during the recession. Put that on the priority list alongside revenue

I HATE LEO VARADKAR I HATE FINE GAEL I HATE THAT I'M ABOUT TO EXPERIENCE A SECOND MASSIVE ECONOMIC DOWNTURN IN MY LIFE AT AGE 22 I HATE THAT WE'RE

The UK downturn in H1 of this year is deepest since the Office for National Statistics started tracking quarterly GDP in 1955 + worst of any developed country during Covid-19

I wrote about the generational ennui of Gen Z and young millennials. For many of us our entire lives have felt like a continuous political and existential crisis—the pandemic has

No question that the less well-off -- whether measured by income or education -- are suffering more in this recession. And, for some narrowly defined groups, the recession may be