I'd stay with "forced". "Artificial" implies that it's fake, as opposed to a "real" recession. We've got to realize that the current state of affairs is still the beginning: we've only had two weeks of unemployment filings, we don't have accurate #'s of business shutdowns, etc.
Artificial recession is more appropriate.https://twitter.com/DaryRezvani/status/1246889290648313856 …
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1/ Once the rest of those numbers come in we'll be looking at a further stock market slowdown, and a trickle up of the recession as those people who have lost their jobs stop spending and cause further business slowdown until we hit the real bottom.
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