By Meghan Hall 2020 marked the end of the longest economic expansion in United States history, unexpectedly pumping the brakes on 128 months of consistent growth. The second quarter saw gross domestic product (GDP) contract nine percent from its first quarter value, a decline of 37.1 percent year-over-year. In the span of a months, 22.8 […]
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