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Nonetheless, about half (51%) of Americans called rising prices a “very big problem” in this spring’s 39-nation survey by the Pew Research Center. Nearly a third more (31%) said inflation was a “moderately” big problem. Concern about rising prices was particularly acute among people making less than $30,000 a year (59% of that group called it a “very big” problem), people with no college education (60%) and African Americans (61%).
Perceptions on Inflation  | How inflation large ofa problem is  | inflation large in the United States?  | 31%  | Moderately  | 51%  | big problem  | Very big  | Very problem big  | 12%  | Small  | problem  | 1% Don't know  | Not a  | problem  | Source: Pew Research Center's Global  | Attitudes Project, spring 2013 survey  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 