Supporters of European populist parties tend to have more negative views of the economy

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September 19, 2018

A Decade After the Financial Crisis, Economic Confidence Rebounds in Many Countries

Supporters of European populist parties tend to have more negative views of the economy

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A Decade After the Financial Crisis, Economic Confidence Rebounds in Many Countries
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In many nations, the economic mood has improved dramatically since the early days of the financial crisis
U.S., EU, Japanese economic sentiment now more positive than at any time since 2002
In many advanced economies, strong economic performance is not enough to convince publics of a bright future
In many countries a majority or plurality say average people’s finances are worse today than 20 years ago
College-educated adults more likely than others to say trade lowers prices

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