Healthcare Worries Hungarians Most, New Survey Reveals
- 11 May 2020 11:05 AM
- Hungary Around the Clock
Healthcare is a greater worry in Hungary than in 27 other countries surveyed by pollsters Ipsos in a survey called What Worries the World.
The number of respondents citing this as a concern, 59%, was higher than anywhere else in the April survey.
The coronavirus epidemic was listed as a worry by 61% of Hungarians.
More generally, Hungarians view the current state of affairs with more pessimism than the average, and 67% of them believe that things are not moving in the right direction.
There were also positive signs as the number of optimistic Hungarians rose from 24% in February to 28% in April.
Corruption (18%) and social inequality (34%) lost some of their weight compared to what was gauged in February, but fear of losing one’s job increased from 23% to 28% in April.
In a global comparison, Hungarians fear crime and violence, terrorism and taxes the least.
MTI Photo: Károly Árvai
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