Fear of price increases widespread among compatriots

Rising prices for electricity, heating, and hot water are feared by 84.4 percent of respondents. Only 7.9 percent of respondents have no such fears, according to a survey by SW Research for rp.pl.

"Increases are more often feared by women (88 percent) than men (80 percent). Price increases are a cause of concern for 9 out of 10 people who are over 50 years old and the same percentage of respondents with an income of PLN 2,001-3,000 net. Concerning the size of the place of residence, respondents from cities with a population of 20,000 or less (91 percent) are most concerned about price increases," Przemysław Wesołowski, CEO of the research agency SW Research, commented.

(Interia)