The article discusses the varying levels of concern among U.S. states regarding a potential recession, sparked by shifting policy decisions during President Trump's administration. It highlights that, while many experts debate the timing of a recession, it is an inevitable aspect of modern capitalist economies. Techr's analysis of Google search volumes shows which states are most apprehensive about economic downturns, with certain states exhibiting particularly high levels of concern in relation to their job sectors.
A recession at any type would negatively affect every U.S. state, but some states demonstrate a greater degree of apprehension about an impending downturn.
Despite varying expert opinions, modern capitalist economies inevitably experience fluctuations, suggesting that a recession is bound to happen eventually.
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