The number of Nevadans that believe the economy is headed in the right direction tripled from 11% in 2010 to 33% last week, reports the Retail Association of Nevada. It’s the first time in the two-year history of the survey that more than 50% of respondents feel that the worst times are over. “Nevadans are feeling more optimistic with fewer bracing for worse economic news,” said RAN President Mary Lau. “While jobs and the economy remain primary concerns, 73% of Nevadans reported that their own economic situation had either improved or stayed the same in the past six months.” For the full survey results, CLICK HERE.Survey: Nevadans Upbeat About Economic Recovery
The number of Nevadans that believe the economy is headed in the right direction tripled from 11% in 2010 to 33% last week, reports the Retail Association of Nevada. It’s the first time in the two-year history of the survey that more than 50% of respondents feel that the worst times are over. “Nevadans are feeling more optimistic with fewer bracing for worse economic news,” said RAN President Mary Lau. “While jobs and the economy remain primary concerns, 73% of Nevadans reported that their own economic situation had either improved or stayed the same in the past six months.” For the full survey results, CLICK HERE.
