Univ. of Michigan Survey Has Some Good News for Trump

The video discusses the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Survey, highlighting an unprecedented 28% of unsolicited positive commentary on economic policies from DC. The analysis reveals a significant rise in optimism, especially among less educated demographics, since the election. Historical context shows this is a record high since the late 70s. The data suggests political implications for passing controversial fiscal agendas, with demographic divergences indicating varying levels of optimism across education levels.

What was the unprecedented percentage of unsolicited positive responses about economic policies from DC in the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Survey?

• 9%

• 28%

• 2%

• 37%

How does the current 28% positive response rate compare to the historical average?

• It is slightly higher than the average.

• It is the same as the average.

• It is lower than the average.

• It is significantly higher than the average.

Which demographic showed a greater increase in optimism about government policy following the election?

• College-educated individuals

• Individuals with a PhD

• High school or less educated individuals

• Individuals with a master's degree

What is the potential impact of positive sentiment on Trump's fiscal agenda?

• It could make it harder to pass.

• It could help in passing the agenda through Congress.

• It has no impact on the agenda.

• It could lead to more negative responses.

During which event did the highest levels of negative responses occur?

• The fiscal agenda announcement

• The debt ceiling crisis

• The government shutdown

• The election