shows a striking rise in optimism. In a survey taken between November 23 and 26 of 1,590 U.S. adult citizens,one year from now. That’s up 10 points from a month earlier, when just 31 percent expected to be better off, and nearly 20 points from six months ago.
Contrast that with the 18 percent who say they are better off now than they were a year ago. That number is actually unchanged from before the election and up only five points from six months ago.about their financial future. Forty-three percent of men now say they expect to be better off, up from 35 percent in October. Thirty-nine percent of women say they expect to be better off, up from 27 percent in October.
than expected. This can be seen in the economic optimism figures. In October, 45 percent of black Americans said they expected to be better off. Now that is almost unchanged at 43 percent. Among Hispanic Americans, 32 percent say they expect to be better off, up slightly from the 29 percent who said that in October.
White Americans—who make up 67 percent of Americans in the survey—are much more optimistic. Prior to the election, just 28 percent said they thought they’d be better off in a year. Now that’s up to 43 percent. Note that. “Though growth in economic activity was generally small, expectations for growth rose moderately across most geographies and sectors. Business contacts expressed optimism that demand will rise in coming months,” the Beige Book reported.
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