Just 40 percent expect their standard of living to improve within five years.

In 1900, 13 percent of people who were 65 could expect to see 85.

Nevertheless, 57 percent expected the economy "to be the same or better 12 months from now," the association said.

But some days their progress was less that eighty percent what they'd expected.

And only 38 percent expect to live in the country of their birth.

And 57 percent expect this Congress to be more productive than most.

He said at least 80 percent of the celebrities who go to him expect to pay retail.

This means of course that "20 percent expect something," he said.

At least 20 percent can expect $1 million in annual benefits.

Only 1 percent - or one executive - expected a drop.