It’s not gambler’s fallacy if recessions are caused by something that builds up over time (but is reset during recessions), like a mismatch between two different variables. In that case, more time having passed means there’s probably more of that thing, which means there’s more force toward a recession. I have no idea if this is what’s actually happening, though.
It’s not gambler’s fallacy if recessions are caused by something that builds up over time (but is reset during recessions), like a mismatch between two different variables. In that case, more time having passed means there’s probably more of that thing, which means there’s more force toward a recession. I have no idea if this is what’s actually happening, though.