CNBC's Steve Liesman reveals the results of a CNBC survey
which shows Americans are upbeat on key economic measures but are changing the
way they think about certain parts of the economy and how it effects their
lives. Americans' views on the economy are the best they've been since the
recession began, but the recent improvement tallied in June's CNBC All-America
Economic Survey masks a long-run negative shift in the public's satisfaction
with their standard of living.
The survey of 810 Americans across the country from all
income groups, occupations and regions, finds more people think their home
values will go up and fewer judge the current state of the economy as poor than
at any time since the recession began. Forty-one percent of Americans expect
their wages will increase over the next 12 months, the largest percentage since
2008…..
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