America's Economic Future – A Discussion By Ted Kavadas
On May 6, 2014 Gallup released the poll results titled “No Movement for U.S. Economic Confidence in April.” The subtitle is “Economic Confidence Index at -16, similar to March.” Notable excerpts include: Gallup’s U.S. Economic Confidence Index remained at -16 for April, roughly matching the scores seen each month since January. also: Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index is …
On April 1, 2014 Gallup released the poll results titled “In U.S., Economic Confidence Holds Steady in March.” The subtitle is “Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index averages -17, similar to past two months.” Notable excerpts include: Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index averaged -17 in March, essentially the same as the -16 measured in January and February. also: The …
On March 4, 2014 Gallup released the poll results titled “Economic Confidence Unchanged in February.” The subtitle is “Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index remains at -16.” Notable excerpts include: Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index was -16 for the month of February, the same as in January. February marked the end of consecutive monthly increases in economic confidence after …
On February 4, 2014 Gallup released the poll results titled “U.S. Economic Confidence Continued to Improve in January.” The subtitle is “Index improves for third consecutive month.” Notable excerpts include: Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index improved slightly for the month of January, climbing to -16 from -19 in December. Although a disheartening jobs report and steep stock market losses negatively affected …
On January 7, 2014 Gallup released the poll results titled “U.S. Economic Confidence Improved Again in December.” The subtitle is “Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index rose to -19 from -25 in November.” Notable excerpts include: Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index improved to -19 in December from -25 in November, and is now much higher than the -35 found …
On December 3, Gallup released the poll results titled “U.S. Economic Confidence Rises in November.” The subtitle is “Confidence has not yet recovered to pre-shutdown level.” Notable excerpts include: Americans were much more upbeat about the U.S. economy in November than they were in October, but are still less confident than they were in the months …
On November 5, Gallup released the poll results titled “U.S. Economic Confidence Plunges in October.” The subtitle is “Sixteen-point drop to -35 is sharpest in any month since Gallup Daily tracking began.” Notable excerpts include: Americans’ confidence in the U.S. economy sank for the month of October amid the partial U.S. government shutdown and partisan bickering …
On October 1, Gallup released the poll results titled “U.S. Economic Confidence Dips During Budget Battle.” The subtitle is “Index falls to -19 in September from -13 in August.” Notable excerpts include: As the fiscal battles in Washington intensified last month and the federal government inched closer to its first shutdown in 17 years, Americans’ confidence …
On September 3, Gallup released the poll results titled “U.S. Economic Confidence Lingers at Lower Level in August.” The subtitle is “Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index registers -13, similar to -12 in July.” Notable excerpts include: Americans remained more negative than positive last month about economic conditions in the U.S. The Gallup Economic Confidence Index averaged -13 …
On August 6, Gallup released the poll results titled “Americans’ Confidence in the Economy Worsens in July.” The subtitle is “Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index registers -12, down from -8 in June.” Notable excerpts include: Americans’ confidence in the economy in July was the lowest it has been in any month since April. Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index slipped …