People in the US: what is your personal ‘recession indicator’?
Summary
A new Harris Poll shows that nearly two-thirds of Americans believe the US is in a recession, even though the official economic measure says it is not. Many people notice higher prices and weak job growth, which makes them feel the economy is struggling.Key Facts
- Nearly 66% of Americans think the US is in a recession.
- Officially, a recession means two quarters of negative economic growth, which hasn’t happened.
- People report feeling economic stress with rising costs and slow job market growth.
- The Guardian and Harris Poll asked Americans to share their personal signs of a recession.
- Respondents can describe their experience anonymously and securely through an online form.
- The poll aims to gather everyday examples from communities, stores, schools, and workplaces.
- Personal recession indicators are things people notice that suggest a slowdown is coming.
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