Large shares in both parties say prices have worsened over past year; Republicans more likely to say they’ve gotten ‘a lot’ worse

January 24, 2022

3. Views of the national economy, assessments of prices, jobs, housing and the stock market

Large shares in both parties say prices have worsened over past year; Republicans more likely to say they’ve gotten ‘a lot’ worse

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Large shares in both parties say prices have worsened over past year; Republicans more likely to say they’ve gotten ‘a lot’ worse

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3. Views of the national economy, assessments of prices, jobs, housing and the stock market
Positive views of the economy remain low among members of both parties
Public expects economy to worsen or remain the same in the near future
Public sees prices, availability of goods, deficit worsening; majority says job availability has improved
Majorities in both parties say prices for gas, consumer goods have gotten worse; Republicans more likely than Democrats to say budget deficit has worsened
Large shares in both parties say prices have worsened over past year; Republicans more likely to say they’ve gotten ‘a lot’ worse

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