Why Americans are dissatisfied despite a strong economy

Despite the strength of the American economy and its continuous seven-year growth, with low unemployment and rising stock markets, many Americans feel dissatisfied due to persistent inflation above 3%. This inflation affects their purchasing power and their ability to cope with rising living costs. Additionally, wages are not keeping pace with inflation, leaving many people under financial pressure and experiencing job stagnation—especially recent graduates. At the same time, technological advances, particularly artificial intelligence, raise concerns about job loss and undermining career stability. The true challenge lies in addressing this gap between economic performance and people's living standards, and in restoring confidence in the future through policies that support purchasing power and enable the workforce to adapt to technological changes.

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