Inflation stops driving spiral of fear, but the fear of losing health is growing

According to the report "Current fears and concerns of Poles", almost 94 percent of the society is currently afraid of at least one of the 37 possible black scenarios that may soon happen. The most common fear among Poles is the illness of their loved ones. The second place in the ranking is one's own illness. In turn, inflation, including the loss of the value of money, is in third place. Interestingly, this aspect was number one in previous editions of the study. Currently, the top five also include rising food prices in stores, as well as rising electricity and heating costs. In turn, the decline of the church community and fluctuations in real estate prices close the current list of fears and concerns of Poles.

(MondayNews)