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Do Changes in Stock Prices Cause Recessions?

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Do Changes in Stock Prices Cause Recessions?

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Do Changes in Stock Prices Cause Recessions? Thursday December 7, 2006The economy and the stock market are closely related. Many people examine the stock market to find out how the economy is doing. It’s long been known that if the stock market is in a period of decline, the economy is sure to follow. However there is little evidence that the stock market causes the economy to rise or fall. The stock market does not directly affect the economy. It is simply a mirror of people’s generally correct beliefs about what is about to happen in the economy. The best way to understand this is to realize that a stock market index the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) is simply a price. Because the value of index is a price, it only has two determinants: supply and demand. Read more at: Do Changes in Stock Prices Cause Recessions? Comments are

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