I have come across this interesting survey that NYT has posted on it’s website. All visitors to NYTimes.Com can type in a word or select some words that keep scrolling (based on previous user input I think) that they think best describes the current economic situation. The user can specify if he/She is Employed or Unemployed or Neither.
These are some of the most popular words under each category selected by NYT readers:
Everyone:
- Hopeful
- Anxious
- Optimistic
- Cautious
Employed:
- Hopeful
- Powerless
- Stressed
- Anxious
Unemployed:
- Hopeful
- Anxious
- Optimistic
- Cautious
Interesting Idea. So, people are Anxious and Cautious but Optimistic and Hopeful too. If you’re interested, you can give it a shot here.
Posted by vmallarapu