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    60% of US adults with annual household incomes of $500,000 or more believe they will be better off financially in 12 months than they are now Shullman Research - Consumers’ Forecasted Personal Financial Situation 12 Months from Now  
    Added: 04/25/2013 from Shullman Reseach Center Published: 04/21/2013
    69% of US adults with annual household incomes of $250,000 or more believe they will be better off financially in 12 months than they are now Shullman Research - Consumers’ Forecasted Personal Financial Situation 12 Months from Now  
    Added: 04/25/2013 from Shullman Reseach Center Published: 04/21/2013
    62% of US adults with annual household incomes of $75,000 or more believe they will be better off financially in 12 months than they are now Shullman Research - Consumers’ Forecasted Personal Financial Situation 12 Months from Now  
    Added: 04/25/2013 from Shullman Reseach Center Published: 04/21/2013
    61% of US adults believe they will be better off financially in 12 months than they are now Shullman Research - Consumers’ Forecasted Personal Financial Situation 12 Months from Now  
    Added: 04/25/2013 from Shullman Reseach Center Published: 04/21/2013
    50% of middle-class adults identify as democrat while 39% identify as republican The Lost Decade of the Middle Class | Pew Social  
    Added: 08/27/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 08/22/2012
    85% of middle-class adults say it is harder to maintain their standard of living now than it was a decade ago The Lost Decade of the Middle Class | Pew Social  
    Added: 08/27/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 08/22/2012
    0.32% of Asian-American adults created a business every month in 2011, down from 0.37% in 2010 New Business Startups Declined in 2011, Annual Kauffman Study Shows  
    Added: 05/05/2012 from Kauffman Foundation Published: 03/19/2012
    0.52% of Hispanic adults created a business every month in 2011, down from 0.56% in 2010 New Business Startups Declined in 2011, Annual Kauffman Study Shows  
    Added: 05/05/2012 from Kauffman Foundation Published: 03/19/2012
    0.32% of American adults created a business every month in 2011, down 5.9% from 2010 New Business Startups Declined in 2011, Annual Kauffman Study Shows  
    Added: 05/05/2012 from Kauffman Foundation Published: 03/19/2012