Growing public discontent over the cost of living in Greece
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A new ALCO poll shows that Greek citizens' dissatisfaction with the cost of living is growing. According to the results, 45% of respondents believe that government policies are responsible for high prices. By contrast, 29% attribute inflation mainly to the global energy crisis.
Increases in the prices of food, rent and energy bills continue to affect the household budgets of many families. Many citizens say that their incomes are not rising at the same pace as prices. This feeling has led to increased criticism of the government.
The poll suggests that many citizens see responsibility for inflation as mainly a domestic issue rather than a result of international conditions. However, the survey does not fully explain the reasons behind this view. Analysts expect that the issue of the cost of living will remain central to the political debate in the coming months.
The poll results show that citizens expect specific measures from the government to relieve households. The government has not yet announced a new support package. The development of the situation will be important for the period ahead.
Sources: Dnews
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