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Pew Research Center
January 25, 2024
1. Views of the nation’s economy
Will 2024 be better than 2023?
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1. Views of the nation’s economy
Modest improvement in national economic outlook
Among Democrats, wide differences by age, race and ethnicity, and income in views of nation’s economy
The reasons behind Americans’ ratings of national economic conditions
Household costs top Americans’ list of economic concerns
Modest partisan gaps in economic concerns
Will 2024 be better than 2023?
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