Two-thirds of Poles pessimistic about direction of changes in Poland

Poles much more often claim that things in our country are going in the wrong direction than in the right direction.

The Kantar survey shows that two-thirds (66 percent) of respondents are pessimistic about the direction of changes, while 19 percent of respondents have a positive view of the course of affairs in the country. 15 percent of respondents were not able to define their position. There have been slight changes compared to the results obtained in December. There is a noticeable increase in the percentage of people who negatively assess the direction of changes (by 4 percentage points) and a decrease in the percentage of those who do not have an opinion on this subject (by 4 percentage points). The percentage of people positively assessing the direction of changes has not changed. 

Research shows that almost four out of five Poles (79 percent) believe that the country's economy is in a state of crisis, and most of them (44 percent of the total) believe that it is a slight crisis, while the belief in a deep crisis is expressed by 35 percent of subjects.

Poles with a positive attitude to the condition of the Polish economy account for 15 percent. respondents. In their opinion, the Polish economy is in a state of slow (13 percent of the total) or dynamic (2 percent of the total) development. Compared to the December results, the percentage of respondents who believe that the economy is in crisis has increased by 7 percentage points. In the case of the percentage of people who say that the Polish economy is developing, there was a decrease by 6 percentage points, and the share of people who do not have an opinion on this subject fell by 1 percentage point.

(PAP)