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Because some of you Coli dudes just use words, but have no actual clue what they mean. There is a major difference between a recession and a depression. A depression is a long term economic downturn and it usually happens in more than one economy. A recession is just a cyclical slowdown.
Keep in mind too that in 1930 the U.S. population was 123 million people. in 2020 the USA population is about 330 million people. So the number of people unemployed might be the same as in 1930, but it would not have the same impact. Finally, Trump is a fugging idiot so this might turn into a depression, because if there is a second wave of coronavirus then we are likely to have a prolonged economic downturn.
OP refers to percentages when comparing the two periods.
Who says you cannot call a depression in advance. Just like recessions are called in advance. They may or may not be right but if in their opinion prevailing indicators suggest that we entering one then as is common they can call it early.
We haven't seen two negative quarters n Germany yet ...
But some of the world's leading journals have already called a recession in Germany.
In fact "the world is already in recession" even though we have not passed the technical definition yet.
It is because in their opinion it is inevitable that the economy will shrink over the next few months / two quarters.
Similarly #coli-econonics as a world leading institute is leading the way by declaring this a depression.
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, I wouldn't be able to do any of those things if I did.

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I doubt the states want to find out will happen if they can't make good on those claims when people need this money the most. And that's just ONE pressing reason the prevailing mindset has gone from "easing any restrictions before June is optimistic at best" and lambasting Trump's "Beautiful Easter Opening" to "Yeah Trump's Easter Sunday idea was stupid, the best time to get the ball rolling is the week AFTER Easter." 

