Is the US in a recession? A survey found most Americans think so, and here's why

The transcript discusses the disparity between public perception and economic measures regarding a recession in the U.S. A study reveals that many Americans believe a recession began over a year ago and may last until 2025, citing high costs and financial struggles. A Guardian Harris poll supports this belief, with over half of respondents agreeing. Economists attribute this perception gap to personal financial experiences. The last official recession occurred in 2020 during the pandemic.

What does the Guardian Harris poll indicate about public sentiment regarding the recession?

What do economists suggest is causing the divide between Americans' perceptions and economic reality?