Americans’ economic expectations have turned less positive since March

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Americans’ economic expectations have turned less positive since March

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2. National economic ratings and concerns
Narrower partisan gap in economic ratings today than during Trump era
Americans’ economic expectations have turned less positive since March
More Americans say Biden’s policies have made economy worse than better
Majority of Americans are very concerned about rising prices; less concern over other economic issues
Rising prices is top economic concern among both Republicans and Democrats
Adults with lower incomes more likely to be very concerned about evictions and foreclosures, job availability
Majority of Americans say taxes on household income over $400,000 should be increased
Republicans have mixed views on raising tax rates on large businesses; Democrats largely in favor

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