Americans who are unemployed (or earn less than $50,000 per year) are the most upbeat in six months accoridng to Bloomberg Comfort survey data. Despite near-record layoffs, stagnant incomes, global instability, and domestic uncertainty, the jobless are happier and happier as full-time-workers lose faith.
While full-time workers are "happier" overall, for now, we can't help but wonder how welfare state America is enabling a vicious circle of lower and lower labor force particpation rates.
Charts: Bloomberg
