Post by Bonobo on Jul 23, 2011 9:24:21 GMT 1
Poles the happiest in Europe
18.07.2011 Europe
1e813 f97a2 00001BialyPiksel, kalendarium
Survey of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development shows that Poles are the most contented people in Europe.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development published the results of survey Life in transition. After the crisis. The authors conducted a survey in 39 thousand households in 9 countries of Central and Eastern Europe and in five Western European countries. Respondents answered questions concerning the level of life satisfaction, market economy and democracy. The purpose of the survey was to examine how the crisis affected the mood of the inhabitants of Europe.
The survey shows that in Poland the crisis was felt by less than one-third of respondents. Poles are also the most satisfied with their lives. More than half of Poland’s population is optimistic about the future of their children. The positive mood increased by 5 percentage points compared to the previous survey conducted in 2006.
18.07.2011 Europe
1e813 f97a2 00001BialyPiksel, kalendarium
Survey of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development shows that Poles are the most contented people in Europe.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development published the results of survey Life in transition. After the crisis. The authors conducted a survey in 39 thousand households in 9 countries of Central and Eastern Europe and in five Western European countries. Respondents answered questions concerning the level of life satisfaction, market economy and democracy. The purpose of the survey was to examine how the crisis affected the mood of the inhabitants of Europe.
The survey shows that in Poland the crisis was felt by less than one-third of respondents. Poles are also the most satisfied with their lives. More than half of Poland’s population is optimistic about the future of their children. The positive mood increased by 5 percentage points compared to the previous survey conducted in 2006.
