Clipping of news on Brazilian Culture, Law and Citizenship
01/07/2015
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São Paulo - The Brazilian optimism has fallen since 2011 and is a little below the world average, according to the Global Barometer Optimism, study by Ibope Intelligence in partnership with the Worldwide Independent Network of Market Research (WIN), an international association which includes market research companies.
According to the survey, fell from 49% to 35% the share of those who expect economic prosperity in 2015 compared to 2014.
For 38% of respondents, 2015 will be a year of economic difficulty and to 24% the situation should be the same as last year - 3% could not give an opinion or did not answer.
In this overall assessment, 42% believe that 2015 will be economic prosperity for their country, while 23% believe it will be a year of difficulties.
For 32% of respondents, the economic situation will be the same as last year - the rest could not answer or did not answer.
In the Americas, only 27% believe that 2015 will be economic prosperity for their country.
In Western Europe, this percentage is 12%.
Despite the drop in relation to the economic expectations of Brazil, almost half (49%) of Brazilians believe that 2015 will be better than last year.
In addition, 55% said they were happy and 20% said they were not happy nor unhappy.
The survey also showed that 70% of people worldwide say they are happy with their life, compared to 60% last year.
Fiji is the happiest country in the world (93%), while Iraq is the least happy (31%).
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