2012-07-11-皮尤-Pervasive_Gloom_About_the_World_Economy_57页_580kb
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- The 2012 Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Project revealed widespread pessimism about the world economy, with low satisfaction rates in most countries surveyed.
- National economic conditions were viewed negatively in many nations, with high satisfaction seen in China, Germany, and Brazil, but placed like Greece, Spain, and Italy showing deep concern.
- Personal economic situations were generally viewed more positively than national ones, benefiting from economic growth in emerging markets like China and Turkey.
- Emerging markets expressed more optimism than developed economies, while the Arab world showed significant economic discontent.
- The economic crisis eroded belief in hard work leading to success and in free market systems; many people blame governments and banks for economic problems.
- There is pessimism about young people's economic prospects globally, except in China, where faith in upward mobility remains relatively strong.
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