Thirty percent of Filipinos said their quality of life improved since last year, a first Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey under the Marcos administration showed.
THIRTY percent of Filipinos said their quality of life improved since last year, a first Social Weather Stations survey under the Marcos administration showed.
However, it added that such is still 18 points below the pre-pandemic level of very high +18 in December 2019. The SWS added that the 2-point rise in the national Net Gainer score between June 2022 and October 2022 was due to increases of 4 points in the Visayas and 3 points in Metro Manila and Balance Luzon, combined with a 4-point decrease in Mindanao.
The SWS said hunger is significantly higher among Losers than among Gainers and Unchanged: involuntary hunger was 15.7 percent among Losers, compared to 9.8 percent among the Unchanged and 9.0 percent among Gainers. The Self-Rated Poor are those who belong to households whose heads rated their family as poor or mahirap. This status is then adopted for all members of the household.
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