I'm a mouth piece for no one but I understand economics, which is something you have been and are clearly unfamiliar with.
While the typical description of a recession is met, the weird thing is some of the metrics that form part of that have been blown out of the water(to the upside).
Can you provide data from a recession that has bumper jobs growth? I'm still waiting.
Can you provide data from a recession that shows non farm payrolls increasing?
Can you show where the National Bureau of Economic Research had declared a recession?
Now, I'm not discounting previous recessions and their metrics, but we aren't there.
Economics aren't your thing, so best not provide comment.
