Sentences with phrase «attitudes about the economy»

There are pairs of recent economic reports appear to present conflicting assessments of consumer attitudes about the economy.

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The attitudes of local authorities may be changing now as the economy slows and officials become more concerned about unemployment and tensions over access to schools and other social services.

Americans remain optimistic about the economy, but their attitude toward stocks has gone from euphoric to negative as turbulence has rocked Wall Street.

Some experts say that the attitudes of Millennials and the advent of the gig economy have changed many people's expectations about work.

The Association of Equipment Manufacturers released details Monday of a non-partisan nationwide poll about voter attitudes on the economy, manufacturing and transportation infrastructure.

AAAS CEO Rush Holt, executive publisher of the Science family of journals said: «Sometimes politicians think science issues are limited to simply things like the budget for NASA or NIH, and they fail to realize that a president's attitude toward and decisions about science and research affect the public wellbeing, from the growth of our economy, to education, to public health.

Schleicher, education director of the Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development, the group that runs the PISA ranking, told Tes: «The school system today is your economy tomorrow, and that is something I worry about when governments have an attitude of «oh well, lets cut some corners here».»

It's all about striking just the right balance, between attitude, style, practicality, performance and economy.

«Nobody... likes talking about enforceable international protocols and yet unless there is a real change in attitude, we have to contemplate those very unwelcome possibilities if we want the global economy not to collapse and millions, billions, of people to die.»

30 July: ABC Big Ideas: What Australians really think about the world An expert panel considers and interprets the results and discusses some of the other findings that shed light on Australians attitudes towards the economy, climate, border protection, our political parties, leaders and neighbours.

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Economic attitudes soured across the board, with consumers viewing the current economy negatively and displaying increased pessimism about the future.

The continued stabilization of consumer attitudes coupled with growth in areas such as home price expectations, whether it is a good time to sell one's home, direction of the economy, and the percentage of Americans who saw an increase in their personal income indicate an alignment of factors that may influence Americans» decision making about purchasing a home.

While Americans» confidence in the direction of the economy has been the most pronounced (35 percent think that the economy is on the right track, up 19 percentage points since November, and 57 percent think the economy is on the wrong track, down 18 percentage points since November), their confidence about personal financial situations, household income, and household expenses, as well as attitudes about homeownership and renting is holding at steady levels.

«While consumers remain cautious about the general economy, their attitudes toward the housing market continue to improve,» says Doug Duncan, senior vice president and chief economist of Fannie Mae.

Low interest rates and a strengthening economy have prompted this consumer optimism, according to Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices» Homeowner Sentiment Survey, a survey of about 2,000 consumers» attitudes toward home ownership.