What do you remember about the times

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Question: One of the most important reasons to track it is to know when the economy is taking a turn for the worst, or falling into a recession.

Take a look at real GDP over the past decades with this graph: (note the gray bars on the graph denote the recessions). How many recession have you lived through? When were they? What do you remember about those times? How did economic instability affect your community and family?

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