1.) The unemployment rate is always very low just before a recession.
2.) The unemployment rate typically moves up pretty strongly after the recession starts as employers stop hiring pretty quickly. In other words, the tide changes very quickly.
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So, in otherwords, high/increasing unemployment is an indicator of already being in a recession. Thus, low/falling unemployment is of little use in predicting the non-existance of a recession.
Interesting
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