Poll Shows Only 10% Satisfied with Standard of Living
Grisha Balasanyan
hetq
15:19, May 5, 2011
According to a March 2011 poll commissioned by the Armenian government
that included 1,605 respondents in Yerevan and the marzes, 45.2% said
they were employed, 20.2% were unemployed, 21.8% said they were
housewives and 12.8% identified themselves as pensioners.
These results unfavorably compare with poll results from December
2010, when only 15.1% of respondents claimed to be unemployed and
52.3%, employed.
Regarding household income, 46% of respondents in the recent poll said
their family income is between 40,000-130,000 AMD and 16.7% between
131,000-260,000 AMD.
Almost half of all respondents, 47.2%, said their overall
social-economic situation had worsened over the past year.
Only 10.6% claimed they were happy with their present standard of living.
From: A. Papazian
Grisha Balasanyan
hetq
15:19, May 5, 2011
According to a March 2011 poll commissioned by the Armenian government
that included 1,605 respondents in Yerevan and the marzes, 45.2% said
they were employed, 20.2% were unemployed, 21.8% said they were
housewives and 12.8% identified themselves as pensioners.
These results unfavorably compare with poll results from December
2010, when only 15.1% of respondents claimed to be unemployed and
52.3%, employed.
Regarding household income, 46% of respondents in the recent poll said
their family income is between 40,000-130,000 AMD and 16.7% between
131,000-260,000 AMD.
Almost half of all respondents, 47.2%, said their overall
social-economic situation had worsened over the past year.
Only 10.6% claimed they were happy with their present standard of living.
From: A. Papazian