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  CNBC's Wealth In America Survey
QuestionMarchDecember
What do you think of the current state of the economy?
Excellent/Good16%26%
Fair/Poor83%72%
What do you think about the economy now and in the future?
Optimistic now and in the future13%
Pessimistic now and in the future58%
Mixed/Unsure29%
What will be the state of the economy in the next year?
It will get better24%
Stay about the same34%
Get worse34%
Not sure8%
Which political party would do a better job dealing with health care?
Democrats44%
Republicans19%
Both about the same14%
Neither16%
Not sure7%
Which political party would do a better job dealing with the economy?
Democrats39%
Republicans25%
Both about the same17%
Neither12%
Not sure7%
Which political party would do a better job improving your financial situation?
Democrats32%29%
Republicans26%24%
Both about the same16%21%
Neither19%20%
Not sure7%6%
Which political party would do a better job improving the real estate market?
Democrats26%
Republicans21%
Both about the same21%
Neither20%
Not sure20%
Which political party would do a better job improving the stock market?
Democrats22%
Republicans26%
Both about the same19%
Neither17%
Not sure16%
Should taxpayers making more than $75K and $150K for couples receive tax rebates?
Yes30%
Yes (respondents making less than $30K annually)36%
Yes (respondents making more than $100k annually)39%
No58%
No (respondents making less than $30K annually)50%
No (respondents making more than $100K annually)52%
Depends5%
Not sure7%
Compared to last year, how much do you expect to spend on non-essential items/activities?
More13%
Less34%
About the same50%
Not sure3%


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