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    December 16, 2014
    Perceptions of Job News Trend Upward

    70% Say They’re Hearing Mostly Good News About Gas Prices

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    Perceptions of Job News Trend Upward

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    Improving Views of News About Jobs
    More Positive Views of Recent Economic News
    70% Say They’re Hearing Mostly Good News About Gas Prices
    More Positive Views of News on Gas Prices than News About Other Sectors
    Democrats More Likely to Say They’re Hearing Good News About Job Situation
    Higher-Income Adults Hearing Better News Across Economic Sectors
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