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A lethal epidemic is a factor the struggling economy could have done without. In this very early stage, though, swine flu has yet to exert much effect on U.S. consumers’ behavior, according to a Gallup poll conducted earlier this week.
The survey asked adults whether they’d done a number of things “yesterday because of a concern about swine flu.” While 22 percent said they’d “worried about getting swine flu,” just 3 percent said they’d “decided not to go out shopping or to a restaurant” because of this.
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