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Could anything unite the United States?

Cultural and political divisions have persisted for decades. Now there’s a growing gap in how Americans see each other.

By Rose Jacobs| Mar 02, 2020

    • Economics

Trump supporters say they’re optimistic—but they’re not spending

Trump supporters say they’re optimistic—but they’re not spending
By Dee Gill| Oct 11, 2017
Election results create a partisan gap in economic sentiment, but it doesn't translate to spending.
    • Economics

Relax: US elections don’t drive consumer spending

By Erik Kobayashi-Solomon| Nov 23, 2015
Although some American voters may take a pessimistic view of a president-elect’s expected policies, research suggests the sentiment doesn’t make them spend less.
    • Economics

Relax: US elections don't drive consumer spending

Relax: US elections don't drive consumer spending
By Erik Kobayashi-Solomon| Sep 03, 2015
Although election results can affect consumer sentiment, particularly among those who oppose the victor, the sentiment doesn’t necessarily affect consumer activity.

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