A recent Social Weather Stations survey showed that Filipinos’ net personal optimism of life improving in the next 12 months decreased to +38 under the Marcos Jr. administration. READ:
Metro Manila: +49 to +45However, a rating of +38 for March 2023 is still counted by the SWS as “very high.”
Meanwhile, the SWS found that 42 percent believe that life will remain the same, while 6 percent believe it will get worse.The survey also found that net personal optimism fell for those who only finished elementary school from +40 in December 2022 to +35 in March 2023. Net personal optimism fell across all categories of those who experienced some level of hunger. The SWS listed the following decreases from December 2022 to March 2023.The SWS also found that net personal satisfaction also fell among those from poor and borderline poor families.“Compared to December 2022, net personal optimism hardly moved from +52 among those from not poor families.
“The sampling error margins are ±2.8% for national percentages, ±5.7% each for Metro Manila, Balance Luzon, the Visayas, and Mindanao,” said the SWS.
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