For 52% of Brazilians, action in the crisis was good or excellent
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The CNI / Ibope released today found that for 52% of Brazilians, the government's action to tackle the crisis was good or excellent, a percentage lower than in the June survey, 61%. For 33%, however, government action in the crisis was regular, and to 9% was poor or very poor.
According to the survey, also decreased the perception of the seriousness of the economic crisis. For 20% of respondents, it is very serious - an index that was 26% in June and 37% in March this year. For 51%, the crisis is serious, while another 19% to evaluate how minor. To 4%, it is "nothing serious".
Ibope also questioned respondents about the impact of the crisis in the economy. Twenty-seven percent of people polled said the economy will be greatly affected. The indicator was 30% in June and 40% in March. Of the respondents, 51% said the economy will be little affected by the crisis. For other 16%, the economy will be unscathed.
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The survey also tried to capture the impacts of the crisis in consumer habits. For 52% of the people, the crisis did not change and neither will cause changes in consumption habits. In June, the index was 53% and in March of 45%. According to the survey, 18% said that the crisis has not changed the habits of consumption, but must change. Another 25% said that it has changed consumer habits or financial planning.
Thirty-four percent of respondents believe the crisis will end in 2010, a percentage that was 33% in June. For 29%, it will end after 2010. Another 13% say it will occur in the second half of 2009, while 11% said they had forecast. For 2%, the crisis has been overcome.
Inflation
The economic expectations for the next six months improved, according to the CNI / Ibope. According to the survey, there was a drop in the expectations of high inflation. For 9%, prices will greatly increase (compared with 10% in the previous survey) and 36%, inflation will increase (41% before). Thirty-seven percent also said that inflation will not change and 11% which will reduce 11%. For 1%, inflation will decrease greatly.
Expectations of unemployment also improved. The rate of people who said that unemployment will increase a lot the next six months dropped from 12% to 8%. For 32%, unemployment will increase and 30% will not change. For 24%, unemployment will decrease. One percent said that the indicator will decline too.
In the case of income, 5% of respondents said that their income will increase too. For 33%, the income will increase to 49% and it will not be changes. For 8%, and income will decrease to 1%, will decrease a lot.
Source: State Agency
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