Turnover tends to
rise during economic expansions, when employers are hiring, and it falls during recessions, when hiring dries up.
Not exact matches
Inequality
rose quickly
during economic expansions (1980s and 1990s) and declined
during the most recent recession.
Wages and profits can, and typically do,
rise together
during the reflationary phase of
economic expansions.
Rising shelter costs have accounted for most of the inflation in the U.S.
during this
economic expansion.