1990's
an Economic Expansion
expansion
An Economic Expansion
recession
An expansion
The longest period of economic expansion in the United States occurred during the 1990s, specifically from March 1991 to March 2001, lasting for a total of 120 months. This expansion was characterized by robust GDP growth, low unemployment rates, and rising stock markets, largely driven by advancements in technology and a booming internet sector. The economic prosperity of this decade helped to usher in significant changes in both the labor market and consumer behavior.
an Economic Expansion
expansion
a recession
An Economic Expansion
recession
expansion
An expansion
a recession
economic trends
Most economic systems are driven by Demand(desire AND ability to pay). Reduction in demand will end economic expansion. Ability to pay due to loss of credit was the event that ended the recent economic expansion in the US. Debt itself will not end economic expansion. Most innovations are created by debt laden entities.
The 1940's.