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When people living illegally in the U.S. stay home, stores lose customers
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Andy Uhler
Apr 28, 2017
Many Latino immigrants in Austin, Texas, are frequenting local businesses less on fears of arrest and deportation.
How much do manufacturing jobs really matter?
Apr 27, 2017
Eighty percent of respondents to the Marketplace-Edison Research Poll say manufacturing is "very" or "somewhat" important to their local economy.
Majority of Americans feel 'forgotten' by government
by
Annie Baxter
Apr 26, 2017
Poll respondents are cynical about Washington politicians and distrust them.
Wisconsin wants Medicaid recipients to pony up more money
Apr 26, 2017
'It’s just another punch in the gut,' one enrollee says.
Run government as a business? Americans are split
Apr 25, 2017
Marketplace polling shows views differ by age, gender and party
18- to 24-year-olds: Why is the economy stressing you out?
Apr 25, 2017
We're looking at you, Gen Z.
Why women and men view the economy differently
Apr 25, 2017
A new Marketplace-Edison Research poll finds a persistent gender gap.
We're almost at 100 days. What is Trump's approval rating?
Apr 24, 2017
The majority of Americans give thumbs down to the president's first three months in office.
Economic anxiety has eased in the U.S., unless you're a millennial
by
Kai Ryssdal
Apr 24, 2017
People feel like they're on the "razor's edge" when it comes to health care, says Larry Rosin of Edison Research.
04/24/17: AAA wants in on the ride-sharing game
Apr 24, 2017
Stock prices are surging in Europe following the first round of election results in France. We'll take a look at why exactly investors are excited about the possible winner. Afterwards, we'll chat with Larry Rosin, the president of Edison Research, about the latest results from our Marketplace-Edison Research Poll. One major source of anxiety for Americans? Having proper health care coverage. And finally, we'll talk about AAA's attempt to lure younger members by wheeling out a new ride-sharing company called "Gig."