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Pew Research CenterApril 18, 2014
How the Great Recession Has Changed Life in America

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How the Great Recession Has Changed Life in America
A Growing Lower Class?
How The Public Has Experienced the Recession
Are You Borrrowing More Money or Cutting Back on What You Owe?
Borrowing Plans When the Economy Improves
Home Values Tumble
The Recession at Work
The Recession and the Workforce
Is America Still a Land of Prosperity?
What Americans Are Hearing about the Economy
What Life Will Be Like for the Next Generation?
The Recession and Retirement
A Downturn in Retirement Confidence
A Long Recovery Period
Most Say the Recession Continues
Recessions in the Modern Era
Median Duration of Unemployment in Weeks
A Partisan Switch in Perceptions of U.S. Economy
Some Groups More Optimistic than Others
How Long for Home Value to Recover?
The Recession’s Personal Toll
Are You Spending More, Less or the Same?

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