(10/19/11) -
Three-in-Five Canadians Satisfied with Country’s Economic Conditions
One-in-five respondents expect the Canadian economy to decline, while a majority believe it will remain stable.
Issue: Economy and GlobalizationRSS
(09/06/11) -
Americans Continue to Provide a Bleak Economic Forecast
Only 12 per cent of respondents rate current conditions as good, and three-in-ten expect the economy to decline.
(07/31/11) -
Most Americans Embarrassed by Lack of Deal on Debt Ceiling
Two-in-five respondents would raise the debt limit, even if it leads to higher government spending and a higher national debt.
(04/19/11) -
Domestic Economy in Bad Shape for Four-in-Five Americans
Paying down debt remains an important issue for respondents, who foresee more expensive gas and groceries.
(02/22/11) -
Americans More Optimistic About Job Creation Than Last Year
A third of respondents believe the private sector is primarily responsible for generating new jobs.
(12/29/10) -
Half of Canadians Ready to Wave Goodbye to the Penny
Younger respondents are evenly split on whether the one cent coin should be taken out of circulation.
(12/28/10) -
Canadians Split on What the Next Federal Budget Should Address
Balancing the budget, creating jobs and spending on health care are the most important issues.
(12/22/10) -
Nearly Half of Americans Report Giving Less to Charity in 2010
Outlook for charitable donations in 2011 remains tepid, driven primarily by ongoing personal financial concerns.
(12/22/10) -
Charitable Giving Declines as Canadians Face Financial Woes
Nearly one-third of Canadians have not donated to a charity at all this year.
(11/30/10) -
Just 12% of Americans Think the U.S. Economy is in Good Shape
As country heads to holiday season, more than half of respondents describe their own financial situation as “poor” or “very poor.”
