2013 economic well-being of U.S. households : insight, issues, data / Barry Sutton, editor.

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Sutton, Barry [editor.]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Economic issues, problems and perspectives seriesPublisher: New York : Nova Publishers, [2014]Description: 1 online resourceContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9781634631495
1634631498

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: 2013 economic well-being of U.S. householdsDDC classification:

330.973 23

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HC106.84

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2013 ECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF U.S. HOUSEHOLDS: INSIGHT, ISSUES, DATA; 2013 ECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF U.S. HOUSEHOLDS: INSIGHT, ISSUES, DATA; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; CONTENTS; PREFACE; Chapter 1: REPORT ON THE ECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF U.S. HOUSEHOLDS IN 2013; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION; HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICWELL-BEING; HOUSING AND HOUSEHOLD LIVING ARRANGEMENTS; HOUSEHOLD CREDIT BEHAVIOR AND PERCEPTIONS OF CONSUMER CREDIT AVAILABILITY; SAVINGS BEHAVIOR; EDUCATION, STUDENT LOANS, AND JOB READINESS; RETIREMENT; HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE AND HEALTH-CARE EXPENSES; CONCLUSION.

APPENDIX 1. TECHNICAL APPENDIX ON SURVEY METHODOLOGYAPPENDIX 2. SURVEY OF HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS AND DECISIONMAKING-QUESTIONNAIRE; Chapter 2: SUPPLEMENTAL APPENDIX TO THE REPORT ON THE ECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF U.S. HOUSEHOLDS IN 2013; SUPPLEMENTAL TABLES BY DEMOGRAPHIC AND SOCIOECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS; INDEX.

Summary: Many households in the United States have been tested by the Great Recession. Large-scale financial strain at the household level ultimately fed into broader economic challenges for the country, and the completion of the national recovery will ultimately be, in part, a reflection of the well-being of households and consumers. Because households' finances can change at a rapid pace and new opportunities and risks may emerge, such recovery can be complex to monitor. To better understand the financial state of U.S. households, the Federal Reserve Board conducted a new consumer survey, the results.

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Many households in the United States have been tested by the Great Recession. Large-scale financial strain at the household level ultimately fed into broader economic challenges for the country, and the completion of the national recovery will ultimately be, in part, a reflection of the well-being of households and consumers. Because households' finances can change at a rapid pace and new opportunities and risks may emerge, such recovery can be complex to monitor. To better understand the financial state of U.S. households, the Federal Reserve Board conducted a new consumer survey, the results.

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