Economists believe inflation is the basic price that the population paid for the war, but the citizens of the Russian Federation do not understand this relationship.
Russians generally believe that penalties do not harm their country or themselves. So most of the Respondents of the Levada Center-86% of the total number of respondents. Only 12% of respondents have reported their problems due to penalties, the Moscow Times reports.
Part of the concerns about the penalties reached a minimum record – 26%, and not too much or not all rose to the top 72%.
A little higher than the average part of those faced with problems due to penalties on poor (15% of “almost enough for food”) and Muscovites (16%). Often, the Russians of the opposition have proven: those who believe that “country activities move the wrong path” (25%) confidence in YouTube channels as a source of information (31%) and not approved Putin’s activities (33%).
Among the rich (the best of long-term goods), the villagers were pleased with Putin and where he led the country, trusting television and that the financial situation developed, denied problems due to 87-90%penalties.
In other surveys, Russians often say that over the years their financial situation worsens (38%), improved (18%) and called their major increase in problem prices.
According to economists, inflation is the main price that the population pays for the war. More than growing prices, the least rich suffer: they have a higher portion of food costs, and the products are valid for the fastest. Last year (on March 3), prices rose 10.1%, and products – by 11.7%.
The media note that most Russians do not understand this hope (penalty and price).
As you know, in Russia, the part of supporters of nuclear escalation in war against Ukraine has grown. The use of nuclear weapons against a neighboring country will consider 39% of Russians to be permitted.
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Source: korrespondent
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