The U.S. economy looks pretty good by most measures: Jobs are plentiful, growth is picking up, prices aren’t rising too quickly, and unemployment is on track this year to hit the lowest level since 1969. But Americans aren’t happy.
In fact, Americans are more glum now than they were during the Great Recession, according to the Gallup-Sharecare Well-Being Index. CONT.
Heather Long, Washington Post