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According to a Gallup poll, 22 percent of Americans now view the U.S. economy as "excellent" or "good," a slight increase from 19 percent the previous month. Meanwhile, 32 percent consider the economy "only fair" and 44 percent view it as "poor."
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According to a Gallup poll, 22 percent of Americans now view the U.S. economy as "excellent" or "good," a slight increase from 19 percent the previous month. Meanwhile, 32 percent consider the economy "only fair" and 44 percent view it as "poor."
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Economic pessimism eases slightly: Gallup
Gallup Poll Shows Slight Easing in Economic Pessimism Among Americans