[Mick]

From Anne Lowry:

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv...on/608443/

It's not a recession, it's an ice age.

To quantify the present reality, we have to rely on anecdotes from businesses, surveys of workers, shreds of private data, and a few state numbers. They show an economy not in a downturn or a contraction or a soft patch, not experiencing losses or selling off or correcting. They show evaporation, disappearance on what feels like a religious scale.

BC

Feels pretty natural to these folks:

[Mick]

From Anne Lowry:

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv...on/608443/

It's not a recession, it's an ice age.

To quantify the present reality, we have to rely on anecdotes from businesses, surveys of workers, shreds of private data, and a few state numbers. They show an economy not in a downturn or a contraction or a soft patch, not experiencing losses or selling off or correcting. They show evaporation, disappearance on what feels like a religious scale.

BC

Feels pretty natural to these folks: