The protagonist was sifting through the evidence on the predictive content of the yield curve. Did the current steepness of the yield curve mean that a double-dip recession was highly improbable?
When the return inverted later on, as it certainly would at some point, would that be a precursor to a recession? From time to time, the market focused on the slope of the yield curve. What can it tell us?
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The Yield Curve and Growth Forecasts Case Study Solution
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