system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Most people don't think the economy is getting better. Are they misinformed, or do they have a different idea of good, or what?

"Thirty-two percent (32%) of American adults believe the U.S. economy is getting better while 26% say it is getting worse. The rest aren’t seeing much change in either direction."

Most people don't think the economy is getting better. 

Are they misinformed, or do they have a different idea of good, or what? 

Is the economy really getting better? 

What different ways are there of evaluating it?
gpt
It all boils down to the fact that different people have different meaning for good. For some, it means that they net worth increased (maybe because the house they own is worth more now than it was when they bought it), other people measure the economy by their wage and bonuses, other people measure the economy by how many clients their business get, other people measure the economy by tracking the stock market, other people measure the economy by numbers published by central bank and/or the government.

As you see, it all depends on who you ask. There is no absolute answer to "is the economy getting better" because the  terms "better" and "worse" are very subjective.