According to the most recent Ipsos Mendelsohn quarterly online Barometer survey among affluent adults, concerns about the economy are decreasing, reports the Media Post Research Brief blog. While concerns are still present, “Compared to the Winter Barometer … the percentage of affluent households reporting each of them as a concern has declined.”
Another interesting finding: “Only the highest income segment (those with HHI of $200k+) DIDN’T claim the economy was their number one concern. They chose ‘Corruption/scandals’ as their chief worry, followed by ‘Moral decline’ and then ‘the economy’ as its third place ranking.”
We’re glad to see that the concern is lessening. This is certainly indicative of an economic turnaround, and further optimisitic findings.
See the full brief here.
Cheers,
Lauren
