A Polish winter of doom and gloom
The overwhelming majority-59 percent-believe Poland is heading in the wrong direction.
These opinions are slightly worse than in January, but are still better than polls conducted in December.
Those questioned had a more positive opinion of the political scene this month, with 66 percent considering it to be bad (two points lower than in the previous month), five percent (a two-point increase) think it is good and 21 percent are indifferent (one point less than in January).
With regard to the economic situation, the public mood has fallen in comparison to January. Some 50 percent (a four-point increase) of those quizzed are not optimistic about the economy, while 33 percent consider it to be average (three points less than in January) and only 11 percent have a positive opinion about Poland's economy.
CBOS conducted the survey on a representative group of 1,070 Polish adults between February 4-7. M.P.
These opinions are slightly worse than in January, but are still better than polls conducted in December.
Those questioned had a more positive opinion of the political scene this month, with 66 percent considering it to be bad (two points lower than in the previous month), five percent (a two-point increase) think it is good and 21 percent are indifferent (one point less than in January).
With regard to the economic situation, the public mood has fallen in comparison to January. Some 50 percent (a four-point increase) of those quizzed are not optimistic about the economy, while 33 percent consider it to be average (three points less than in January) and only 11 percent have a positive opinion about Poland's economy.
CBOS conducted the survey on a representative group of 1,070 Polish adults between February 4-7. M.P.
