Rising prices trigger negative emotions among Poles

According to the latest public opinion poll, four out of five Poles are experiencing negative emotions, such as anger, anxiety, fear, or hatred, due to rising prices in stores. This is especially true for people aged 45-54 who usually live in small towns and have lower levels of education. Seniors, on the other hand, fare exceptionally well in this regard. The results also show that half of the emotionally aroused respondents limit their purchases. Consumers often blame politicians for the high cost of goods in stores. They blame retailers, manufacturers, or suppliers much less frequently.

(MondayNews)