The survey reflects low belief in the American dream that progresses hard work

The recent Wall Street Journal-Norc of Adult Survey in the United States discovered widespread Sour economic feelingsWith only 31%, it indicates that they think that the American dream – that a person can advance hard, remains accurate.

Whopping 46% stated that they believed it was previously truthfully, but it didn’t work anymore, while 23% stated that the idea of ​​American dream never held true. Almost 70% of individuals taking these views marks the highest level in almost 15 years of survey, according to Magazine.

The research From adults from 10. to 23. July 2025. It has a “total sampling error is +/- 3.39 percentage of reliability of 95 percent, including design effects”, a study methodology in the study methodology in notes of research.

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Many people are concerned about costs groceriesWith 28% extremely concerned about food prices, 28% very worried, and 30% worried, while only 10% were very worried and only 4% were concerned about the question.

While 66% in research Indicate that they transferred to cheaper products to reduce the costs of food products last year, only 33% stated that they did not do so.

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Only a quarter of surveyed that people like them and their families have a good time, while 19% did not agree or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed Either 32% agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or agreed or 32% disagreed or agreed or agreed. 25% of statistics of those pointing out that they have good chances that improve their standard of living is low for Surveys from 1987. years, a journal was published.

The vast majority of survey indicated that compared to the generation of their parents became more difficult to buy a home.

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While 58% indicated that it was much harder to buy a home, 23% considered it a little harder, 2% was much easier, 5% felt a little easier, and 11% did not differ any difference in buying a house.