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Pew Research CenterSeptember 8, 2014
Global Public Downbeat about Economy

Emerging Markets: Rising Prices Top the List of Worries in Most Nations

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Global Public Downbeat about Economy
Economic Mood Glum in Advanced and Emerging Economies
Emerging Markets: Rising Prices Top the List of Worries in Most Nations
Jobs Overwhelming Concern in Greece, Italy, Spain
Global Public Wary of Economy’s Future
Views of Current Economic Situation
Widespread Dissatisfaction
Publics Troubled by Range of Problems
Where Economic Mood Is Brightening
Where Economic Attitudes Are Souring
Developing Nations: Inflation Gravest Concern
Appendix: Economic Categorization

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