A new survey out shows that more Americans identify themselves as “thriving” than “struggling” since early 2008. Even better news is the positive trend of those believing that their overall quality of life is improving. These are both important indicators of our nation’s economic status. The improved emotional perception of adults regarding the economy, and their life in general, can be correllated to an uptick in spending. This means that the happier people are, the more they spend and the better the economy fairs. All in all – this is good news!
Optimism Begins to Return to America (and not because of Obama)
Posted by Tyler Harber on Friday, May 15th, 2009 at 9:24 AM
A new survey out shows that more Americans identify themselves as “thriving” than “struggling” since early 2008. Even better news is the positive trend of those believing that their overall quality of life is improving. These are both important indicators of our nation’s economic status. The improved emotional perception of adults regarding the economy, and their life in general, can be correllated to an uptick in spending. This means that the happier people are, the more they spend and the better the economy fairs. All in all – this is good news!