The German economy had the weakest performance in Europe in 2023; could the country be falling into a recession?

Strikers by farmers, train drivers, and national carrier crew are attributed to be the culprits behind the decrease in performance. But are they truly?

Real Research gathered the public’s opinion on Germany’s falling economy, and here are the results.

Highlights:
🔹13.44% were completely unaware of the recession in Germany
🔹35.48% were extremely concerned about Germany’s slow growth
🔹63.36% believe that worker protections are strong enough in Germany

67.92% See an Upcoming Recession in Germany

The post-pandemic rebound in the global economy has been disrupted by the surging cost of living and the war in Eastern Europe, creating an uncertain outlook. Real Research respondents shared their anticipation of where the global economy is heading in this survey. Take a look at this video to learn more.

Highlights:
🔹81.81% were financially impacted post-pandemic, says report.
🔹Post-pandemic financial conditions improve, believe 25.47% of the respondents.
🔹55.79% predict that a global recession is absolutely possible in the future.

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Post-Pandemic Economic Condition In Their Country Is Extremely Positive, Stated 46.98%

Post-Pandemic Economic Condition In Their Country Is Extremely Positive, Stated 46% – Survey Results

According to Goldman Sachs, the leading investment banking company, India is forecast to have the world’s second-largest economy by 2075. Real Research, conducted a survey on the possibility of India becoming the World’s second-largest economy by 2075 and asked its respondents a series of questions on India’s economic growth. Here’s what the results say.

Highlights:
🔹50.15% of the survey respondents believed that it is possible for India to become world’s second-largest economy by 2075.
🔹42.17% strongly agree that a growing population is the reason behind India’s growing GDP.
🔹41.38% strongly agree that unless the labor force gets adequate training, India’s economic growth won’t be impacted by its large population.

Read Full Insight Here: India Would Become The World’s Second-largest Economy By 2075, Says 50.15%

India Would Become The World’s Second-largest Economy By 2075, Says 50.15%

The International Labor Organization (ILO) has released a report predicting that global unemployment will increase by 3 million in 2023, bringing the total to 208 million due to the global economic slowdown. Real Research conducted a survey on this to gauge public opinions and explore the possible impacts, and solutions to the rising unemployment rates.

Highlights:
🔹89% are aware that the employment market has slowed drastically since the pandemic.
🔹Entry-level employees would be impacted the most by the job market crisis, say 27.66%.
🔹 35.97% haven’t been impacted by the economic crisis but know of someone who was.

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31% Predict the Job Market in 2023-24 Would Be Stagnant

31% Predict the Job Market in 2023-24 Would Be Stagnant

CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies)  is a form of digital currency that is issued and backed by a central bank, such as the Federal Reserve or the European Central Bank. There have been assertions that CBDCs could improve several aspects of physical money in an economy. As such, Real Research conducted a survey to gather public opinions about CBDCs. Specifically, it aims to highlight its benefits and drawbacks.

Highlights:
🔹 66.41% are aware of central bank digital currencies.
🔹 Almost 70% (69.56%) support the central bank digital currency adoption.
🔹 36.63% stated the benefit of implementing CBDC to counter money laundering.

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70% Support the Adoption and Implementation of CBDCs

70% Support the Adoption and Implementation of CBDCs

With banks crashing in the past few days, there have been rising concerns about a possible recession on the way. This has brought on many opinions about consumers who would make changes in their spending and saving habits to cope. As such, Real Research launched a survey on the possibility of a global economic recession to gauge whether or not a recession is likely. Moreover, the survey aimed at gathering consumer spending habits. View the results in this video.

Highlights:
🔹 Almost half of the respondents (49.21%) expect a recession by Q2 of 2023.
🔹 39.15% are highly concerned about the possibility of a recession hitting their country.
🔹 31.42% report mixed views about the current global economy.

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Almost 50% Expect a Possibility of an Economic Recession in 2023

Almost 50% Expect a Possibility of an Economic Recession in 2023

Despite increasing COVID-19 cases, Hong Kong has decided to ease several restrictions, including a decision to reopen its borders. The masses have had mixed reactions to this as there are many things at play here– on the one hand, the economy is crippling; on the other, COVID cases continue to rise. Thus, Real Research conducted a survey on this, aiming to gauge opinions about what respondents have to say. Check out the video to view critical results from the survey.

Highlights
🔹68.54% are aware of the recent COVID-19 surge in China
🔹50.39% say Hong Kong’s COVID-19 situation would likely worsen by reopening borders
🔹51.56% stand with Hong Kong reopening borders and restrictions

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64% Believe Hong Kong’s COVID Cases Will Increase Significantly

64% Believe Hong Kong’s COVID Cases Will Increase Significantly – Survey results

Real Research, an online survey app, recently conducted a survey on the G20 Summit to be held in Bali, Indonesia. In detail, the 2022 G20 Bali summit is the upcoming 17th meeting of G20, scheduled to take palace in Bali, Indonesia between November 15 – 16, 2022. This summit would discuss and resolve the global economic, financial, and environmental crisis. As many had numerous opinions, the survey sought opinions from the public. Thus, check out this survey results video to see what the public had to say.

Highlights:
🔹58.06% of respondents are aware of the G20 Summit in Indonesia
🔹38.25% said that Indonesia will be able to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030
🔹34.81% state that global warming and climate change should be addressed as well

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33% Say G20 Will Highly Likely Succeed in Finding Solutions Despite Current Extremity

33% Say G20 Will Highly Likely Succeed in Finding Solutions Despite Current Extremity – Survey Results