Scenarios about 'recession'
A period of significant economic decline lasting months or years, characterized by falling GDP, rising unemployment, reduced trade, and industrial contraction. Recessions have shaped modern history through their social and political consequences, often triggering policy reforms, regime changes, and shifts in economic thinking. In alternate history scenarios, different handling of economic downturns can dramatically alter national trajectories, international power balances, and technological development paths.
What If The Housing Bubble Never Formed?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the 2000s U.S. housing bubble never inflated, potentially preventing the 2008 global financial crisis and dramatically altering the 21st century economic landscape.