The document summarizes the results of an American Pulse survey conducted in January 2011 with 5,206 respondents. It finds that Americans' confidence in government policies to fix the economy is declining. When asked what people can do to help, responses varied by gender - men said to spend more while women said to cut back. On healthcare reform, both men and women wanted to see it repealed, though more women had not made up their minds. Over half of those aged 55 and over hoped for a repeal of healthcare reform.

1. Special Report:How to Fix the Economy and One Final Vote on HealthcareAmerican Pulse™, Jan-20115,206 respondents participated in the 2nd January American Pulse conducted 1/18-1/19/2011. Margin of error is +/- 1.4%.BIGresearch® 450 W. Wilson Bridge Rd.Suite 370Worthington, OH 43085Ph: 614-846-0146

2. Americans’ confidence in the government’s policies to fix the economy is declining…Source: American Pulse™, Mar-2010 - Jan-2011

3. …so we asked Americans what they think the people can do to help the economy:Source: American Pulse™, Jan-2011, N=5206

4. When it comes to overall spending, there’s a battle of the sexes: Men say “Spend!” while women say “Cut Back!”Source: American Pulse™, Jan-2011, N=5206

5. Healthcare Reform: Keep or Repeal? America’s Vote is in:Source: American Pulse™, Jan-2011, N=5206

6. Both Males and Females want to see healthcare repealed, although more women than men have not yet made up their mind:Source: American Pulse™, Jan-2011, N=5206

7. Over half of those 55 and over are hoping for a repeal of healthcare:Source: American Pulse™, Jan-2011, N=5206

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