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We're going to try to make the economy sexy guys. Hello and welcome to the 538 politics podcast, I'm Galen Drew.

The conventional wisdom is that the economy and a president's fate are

closely tied and for much of Biden's presidency part of the story has been that

despite a strong labor market and economic growth, views of the economy and President Biden's

handling of it have been abysmal.

In the summer of 2022, the Consumer Sentiment Index, a University of Michigan survey, with an 80-year history, hit an all-time low.

In other words, Americans clocked worse feelings about the economy a year and a half ago than they

did during the depths of the financial crisis.

A lot of that likely had to do with inflation, rising interest rates, and a declining stock market.

trends that as of right now have abated and even reversed.

So what's happened over the past three years and where are we headed?

And what does all of that mean for November 2024?

Here with me to discuss is Joanne Schu who directs the Consumer Sentiment Survey at Michigan that I mentioned and is also a professor there welcome to the podcast.

Thank you for having me.

Also joining me is Neil Mahoney, economics professor at Stanford University.

His recent research looks at the effects of partisanship and inflation on perceptions of the economy.

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