Americans weigh lifestyle changes to curb inflation and waste
A Harris poll shows 78 percent would alter living standards to avoid inflation, with majorities supporting meatless days, less consumption, and radical housing and packaging changes. Many accept shorter work hours, though pay cuts are contested, as energy and price pressures reshape American life.
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A Harris survey reports shortages and recessions driving a 778 percent shift in the American public toward changes in lifestyle. The findings indicate widespread adaptation and a demand for new consumer and household patterns amid economic strain.
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