An Angus Reid Public Opinion survey finds a slight increase in pessimism about the economy. Since April, the percentage of people who feel Very Good / Good about the economy has fallen from 15 to 11 percent. The percentage saying that it is Poor / Very Poor has grown from 83 to 86 percent.
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