Meanwhile, almost three-quarters say they will be better off financially within the coming year.
"That was recorded during the dot-com boom, with conditions similar to the current state of the economy—a stock market rocketing to then-record highs and unemployment at multidecade lows—though GDP growth was higher at that time," Gallup said in its report on the new data.
The survey's release came hours after President Donald Trump spoke to Congress and the nation Tuesday night about his administration's economic achievements during his State of the Union address. Numerous Democratic lawmakers boycotted the speech, with many saying the president's impeachment delegitimizes his position.
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