File: fn_plotrecessionshades57_01.m

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function fn_PlotRecessionShades57_01(rec_dates, AxisDat)
% Recession shades.  For some reasons, Matlab code will only take pairs of rec_dates when using rectangle.
% Inputs: rec_dates -- must be in pairs for rectangle to work.
%         AxisDat -- example:  AxisDat=axis([1976 2010 -.2 .15]);
%                      1976 will automatically cut off the dates before 1976 in the following lines.
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for RecessionNumber=1:length(rec_dates);
    rectangle('Position', [rec_dates(RecessionNumber,1) AxisDat(3) (rec_dates(RecessionNumber,2)-rec_dates(RecessionNumber,1)) (AxisDat(4)-AxisDat(3))], 'FaceColor','y');
end