According to Asal Research survey, the biggest problem of Turkey's economy is the stock market crisis
In a survey conducted by Asal Research across 26 provinces, 26.5% of the participants pointed to the investment fund and stock market crisis as the most important problem of the Turkish economy. The rate of those stating they have no confidence at all in the economic management was recorded at 37.5%.
The economic research conducted by Asal Research between October 4-10 with 2,020 people in 26 provinces revealed citizens' economic priorities and their level of confidence in the administration.
According to the survey results, the investment fund and stock market crisis ranked first with 26.5% in response to the question, "What is the most important problem of Turkey's economy?" This was followed by high inflation at 22.2% and the increase in food prices at 13.0%. The increase in rent and housing prices was stated as a problem at 6.8%, electricity, water, natural gas and maintenance expenses at 5.5%, and unemployment and interest rates at 5.0%.
In the questioning of confidence in the economic management, 37.5% of the participants answered "I don't trust at all" and 36.0% answered "I don't trust." While the total percentage of those expressing confidence in the administration remained at 10.8%, a 9.0% segment stated they were undecided.
Sources
- kamudanhaber.net · Link