2007 NJ Consumer Expectations
TRENTON — Half of New Jersey consumers expect their household will do the same as or worse financially than last year, and state residents are nearly as bearish about business conditions this year, a survey finds.
The fifth annual poll by Fairleigh Dickinson University's Silbermann College of Business finds 47 percent expect business conditions to get worse or stay the same, while only 37 percent expect conditions to improve. The remaining 16 percent were uncertain.
A year ago, only 40 percent expected business conditions to get worse or stay the same over the coming 12 months, while 43 percent expected them to improve.
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The survey found 38 percent thought housing prices in their neighborhood would go down this year,
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The fifth annual poll by Fairleigh Dickinson University's Silbermann College of Business finds 47 percent expect business conditions to get worse or stay the same, while only 37 percent expect conditions to improve. The remaining 16 percent were uncertain.
A year ago, only 40 percent expected business conditions to get worse or stay the same over the coming 12 months, while 43 percent expected them to improve.
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The survey found 38 percent thought housing prices in their neighborhood would go down this year,
Full article...
posted by Little_Silvered at 9:00 PM
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hey - can u post more articles relating to the jersey shore? I love to keep up with whats what...
also, pls focus on the good shore towns like sea girt, spring lake, manasquan...
Little Silver is not good enough? What about Red Bank? If you want to focus you do it by going out and starting your own blog spot somewhere.
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