Posted on 02/24/2023 10:58:49 AM PST by SaxxonWoods
Despite some relatively good news earlier this year, Americans remain deeply worried about the economy, according to a new Harris Poll survey provided exclusively to MarketWatch.
The poll, conducted this month, found that 87% of respondents were concerned about the economy and inflation -- a figure that has held steady over the past year through all its financial ups and downs, according to Harris Poll officials.
Economic concern is "a big thing and it's overtaken COVID as the main driver of anxiety," said Harris Poll chief executive Will Johnson.
For many Americans, it may not matter that economic trends are improving, Johnson said, because "inflation is here, it's real and [you're] seeing it everywhere."
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Ok so it crashes in October next year. We win?
Darn it. I’m just finishing a book on long covid.
Tho main anxiety related to COVID should revolve around the Deep State’s manipulation of people’s minds to affect the overthrow of a President.
Ok so it crashes in October next year. We win?
Exactly. The end of civil rights that has been clearly revealed, should be the primary concern.
Except me——
“...87% of respondents were concerned about the economy and inflation...”
Yet Biden has a 46% approval rating?
Someone is lying...or cheating....
NEVER worried about CONvid. Gas, elec bill going up $90/mth from las year, $5 friggin bread. Yeah, that worries me. 😳
+1
Loss of liberty concerned me more than potential loss of life...from day one.
Impossible. Joe talked about the booming economy just the other night.
Crashing faster than that
And yet one of the stores I service advertises “Inflation Buster” deals.
The most interesting thing I’m noticing is that there is more disagreement among the major pros than usual.
That indicates to me that the situation is too complex to analyze with accuracy.
Which is fine for most here as they just predict their hopes.
Those 46% are on some form of welfare. That’s how democrats remain in power. Strengthen the “dependent class.”
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