The Behavioral Economy
Gallup Poll findings on the attitudes of the U.S. Consumer
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Confidence in the Banking Industry
Read more: Confidence in U.S. Banks Is Improving
The percentage of Americans saying they have "a great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in U.S. banks has fallen to 32%, down 9 percentage points from June 2007 and 17 points from June 2006. This matches the 32% of March 1991 and nears the three-decade low of 30% in October 1991.
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