December 10, 2008
Jobs, Lack of Money Top Economic Problems in U.S.
More than three-quarters of Americans say that something related to the economy is the most important problem facing the United States today, with 55% saying it is the economy in general, 12% saying unemployment, and 9% saying lack of money.
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