New American Dream Poll 2014

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According to New American Dream's 2014 national survey, many Americans believe that it is more difficult to achieve the American Dream. However, Americans who have chosen to work fewer hours report an overall improvement in quality of life.

Source:
http://www.newdream.org/resources/poll-2014

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