Tusk’s government will save the Polish economy? Poles have doubts
Over half of Poles believe that the government of Donald Tusk will not improve the economic situation of Poland – according to the SW Research survey for “Wprost”.
At the beginning of this week, Prime Minister Donald Tusk presented on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) the economic plan of his government, of which the pillar is to be, among others Increasing the level of investment in Poland (it is to achieve this year the level of PLN 650-700 billion, which is about 17 % of GDP).
Tusk’s government will save the economy? Survey results
The SW Research studio in a poll for rp.pl asked Poles if the current government is able to improve the economic situation of our country. This belief is 38.1 percent. respondents of which every tenth already see the positive effects of changes. Just over half of the respondents (51.5 percent) believe that Donald Tusk’s office will not improve the economic situation in Poland, of which a quarter of the respondents (26.6 percent) estimates that the current team may even worsen it. Every tenth participant in the survey has no opinion on this matter.
– Definitely more often than younger than the younger ones in the improvement of the country’s economic situation by the government of Donald Tusk believe the respondents after 50 (34 percent). This sentence is also shared by more often than every third person with higher education (36 percent) and almost two out of five respondents with income exceeding PLN 7,000 net (39 percent). Due to the place of residence, the improvement of economic conditions by currently the rulers usually consider it possible to be possible people from cities with over 500,000. residents (34 percent) – informs Piotr Zimolzak, vice president of the SW Research research agency cited by rp.pl.
The study was conducted by the SW Research research agency among users of the SW Panel panel panel on February 11-12, 2025. The analysis covered a group of 800 Internet users over 18 years old. The attempt was selected in a random and kwota way. The trial structure has been corrected using an analytical weight so that it corresponds to the structure of Poles over 18 in terms of key features related to the subject of the study.
