The list of major problems of residents of the Russian Federation with a significant margin leads to rising prices (67%). But the war that their wages in the state against Ukraine were less concerned – (35%).
Increasing prices disturb the Russians more – 67% of respondents indicate its main problem. But the war of the residents of the Russian Federation was less disturbing, it was proven by the results of a Levada Center survey, which on Saturday, February 8, wrote the publication The Moscow Times.
It was noted that only 35% of the respondents indicated “SVO” (since the war in Ukraine was called in Russia), as the most concerned with their question.
Third place on the list of problems that entertain the population of the Russian Federation is housing (emergency, non -accessible, expensive mortgage).
The publication writes that the increase in prices is entertaining the Russians, and the recall of the population of the Russian Federation has grown with inflation. Last year it grew (in 2023 it was 7.4%), especially accelerating the end of the year. At the same time, the proportion of concerns about rising prices has grown 11 percent points.
“According to Rosstat, for 2022-2024, prices rose 31.7%, last year was 9.5%. A Levada Center survey, nearly 2/3 of Russian families (63%) at least Half of income goes into food, ”the publication notes.
Another 16% of Russians mentioned that they were concerned about the Russian economic crisis. In addition, in March 2024, only 9%remembers this.
Earlier it was reported that in the Russian Federation, food prices rose to a 9-year maximum. According to the results of 2024, inflation in Russia has accelerated by almost a third.
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Source: korrespondent
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