Recession transmission model

Observed warnings, possible causal links and the AI restructuring hypothesis. A conceptual explorer, not a calibrated recession forecast.

Triggered
8 / 29
Mapped indicators
28 / 29
Unlisted in supplied snapshot
1

Economic transmission and warning signals

Red = triggered; grey = none triggered. Each node shows triggered / total assigned indicators. Snapshot: 8 October 2026.

STRUCTURALLabour3 / 6 triggered FINANCINGRates / costs5 / 11 triggered MARKETSCredit / stocks0 / 5 triggered TRANSMISSIONHiring / permanent layoffs0 / 3 triggered OUTCOMEEmployment / households0 / 3 triggeredDashed: reinforcing feedback
Structural labour

● 3 / 6 triggered

Jobs outside care; labour's share of income; people leaving the workforce.

Financing / costs

● 5 / 11 triggered

US debt premium; France borrowing costs; oil; mortgage rates; Japan bond yields.

Market transmission

○ 0 / 5 triggered

Technology stocks, corporate credit and financial stress remain below triggers.

The 28 indicators explicitly listed in the supplied snapshot are assigned across the five nodes (6 + 11 + 5 + 3 + 3). The site reports 29 in total; one is not identifiable from the supplied list and is not assigned here. Grouping is interpretive, particularly the broad financing/costs group, which also includes trade and currency indicators. Arrows are hypothetical, not fitted causal relationships.