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Five Years after Market Crash, U.S. Economy Seen as ‘No More Secure’
Impact of Gov’t Policies Viewed Similarly across Income Groups
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- Five Years after Market Crash, U.S. Economy Seen as ‘No More Secure’
- Five Years After Crash, Doubts about U.S. Economic System
- Dems See Too Little Financial Regulation, Reps See Too Much
- Government Policies Seen as Doing Little for Middle Class, Poor, and Small Businesses
- Impact of Gov’t Policies Viewed Similarly across Income Groups
- Most Say Household Incomes Have Hardly Recovered from Recession
- College Graduates More Likely to See Recovery across Sectors
- A Third Say Their Own Finances Haven’t Recovered from Recession
- Lower-Income People Less Likely to Say Finances Have Recovered
- Current and Future Economic Ratings
- More Partisan Views of the Current Economy than in 2009
- Job Situation Remains Public’s Top Economic Concern
- Jobs Are Top Worry among all Income, Partisan Groups
- Continued Disapproval of Obama’s Handling of the Economy
- Obama’s Job Rating on Economy Better than Foreign Policy, Syria
- GOP Has Edge in Dealing with Banks, Financial Institutions
- Independents Tilt Toward GOP on Deficit, Dealing with Banks
- Margins of Error
- 9-12-13 Econ web graphic
- Partisan Divide over Whether Economic System Is More Secure