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In a 2019 National Association for Business Economics survey of economists, 72% of respondents predicted a recession would occur by the end of 2021. More than half said they think one will strike before 2020 ends. The economists surveyed cited increased trade protectionism, financial market strains, and a global growth slowdown as factors leading them to this conclusion.

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