While the rate of those who stated that the most important and priority issue of Turkey is economic problems (cost of living-unemployment) in the survey conducted in December, was 43 percent, this rate increased to 65 percent a month later. On the other hand, the increase in the rate of citizens who cannot even meet their essential needs to 21 percent revealed that the citizens were in a bottleneck.
Folded in a month! The rate of those who think that the biggest problem of Turkey is the economy has increased by 22 percent in a month! In the January, a survey conducted by Mak Consultancy, the economic crisis in the country was clearly revealed.
In the survey conducted in December, the rate of those who said the biggest and priority problem of Turkey (cost of living, unemployment, etc.) was 43 percent, this rate increased to 65 percent in January and increased by 22 percent. This situation once again revealed that the citizens faced the economic crisis in the first place.
21 PERCENT CANNOT MEET THEIR NEEDS
'The January Turkey Agenda Research' conducted by the Mak Consulting Research Company revealed the deplorable state of the citizen. To the question of "How would you describe yourself economically when you think about the income level of your family?", 21 percent of the citizens answered "We are in a difficult situation to meet our essential needs", while 34 percent of the citizens said "We are only in a position to meet our basic needs". In the research, the rate of those who said "We do not have economic problems, we are considered rich" remained at 5 percent.
14% OF AKP, 11% OF MHP IS NOT SATISFIED WITH THEIR LIVES
On the other hand, in the research where the question "When considered as a whole, how satisfied are you with your life in general?", The respondents were classified according to the party they voted. It was noteworthy that 11 percent of those who voted for the MHP and 14 percent of those who voted for the AKP were not satisfied with their lives. This rate was 73 percent in the CHP, 61 percent in the HDP, and 54 percent in the Good (İyi) Party.
INCREASED FROM 43 PERCENT TO 65 PERCENT IN A MONTH
"In your opinion, what is the most important and primary problem of our country?" More than half of the citizens answered "economic problems (cost of living-unemployment, etc.)" to the question. In the survey conducted in December, 43 percent of the participants stated the economic problem as the most important and priority issue of the country, while this rate increased to 65 percent in January a month later. This situation has confirmed the economic crisis rumors recently.