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Hawaii Leads U.S. in Financial Well-Being; Mississippi Last
Hawaii led the U.S. in financial well-being in 2014. Southern states accounted for all of the 10 lowest financial well-being scores.
Senegal: Less Faith in Elections May Reflect Deeper Malaise
As the Senegalese head to the polls this Sunday to elect their next president, Gallup looks at survey results spanning Macky Sall's seven-year term to shed light on key issues.
Americans' Life Ratings Reach Eight-Month High
Americans' life ratings were better in April than in any month since August of last year. Americans' life ratings have steadily improved each month since November, when they sank to their lowest level in more than a year.
Emerging Economies Struggle to Improve Standard of Living
Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa are all experiencing economic growth, but majorities in only three of these emerging market economies -- Brazil, China, and India -- are satisfied with their standard of living.
Americans' Standard-of-Living Perceptions Best Since June
Gallup's Standard of Living Index was at 31 in December, the highest since June and up slightly from the 30 of December 2010. Fifty-five percent of upper-income and 47% of lower- and middle-income Americans said their standard of living was ...
Few Puerto Ricans Hold Out Hope for Economy
As Puerto Rico suffers an economic meltdown, just 6% of the population believes economic conditions on the island are getting better, and 19% approve of the way Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla is handling his job.
Economics and Politics of Inflation
What is driving up the cost of goods and services right now? Dr. Jonathan Rothwell, Gallup's principal economist, joins the podcast to discuss inflation in the U.S. economy.
Economy Major Issue Ahead of Election in India
The economy will be a significant issue in India's election, which begins Monday. More than one in three Indians think the economy is getting worse -- a record high.
Financially Stressed in U.S. Now Prefer Saving to Spending
A solid majority of "financially stressed" Americans continue to find more enjoyment from saving than from spending, a significant change from the years prior to the Great Recession.
U.S. Public Opinion and Increased Taxes on the Rich
While a majority of Americans favor increasing taxes on the rich, there is some evidence for caution.