Eesti elanike majanduslik kindlus on kasvanud

Eesti elanike majanduslik kindlus on kasvanud

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Economic confidence of Estonian residents has increased

Riigikantselei tellimusel tehtud uuring näitab, et Eesti . Septembris ütles 67% inimestest, et . Juunis oli see number 64%.
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A study commissioned by the Government Office shows that Estonian residents now feel more confident. In September, 67% of people said they were satisfied with life. In June, this number was 64%.

. Juunis oli 34% inimestel raskusi, septembris 29%. . Juunis tundis 58% inimestest ebakindlust, septembris oli see 48%.
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The number of people facing economic difficulties has decreased. In June, 34% of people had difficulties, in September it was 29%. Confidence about the future has also increased. In June, 58% of people felt uncertain, in September it was 48%.

Eesti elanikud tunnevad end ka turvalisemalt. Septembris ütles 43% inimestest, et riigi olukord on turvaline. Juunis oli see number 40%. Ka . Septembris tunnetas 65% inimestest turvatunnet, juunis oli see 59%.
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Estonian residents also feel safer. In September, 43% of people said the situation in the country was safe. In June, this number was 40%. People also feel safer in everyday life. In September, 65% of people felt a sense of security, in June it was 59%.

. 33% inimestest tunneb ärevust sageli või väga sageli. See näitaja on sarnane aastaga võrreldes.
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The level of anxiety has remained the same. 33% of people feel anxious often or very often. This indicator is similar compared to last year.

Valitsuse ja riigikogu suhtes usaldus on aga langenud. Juunis usaldas valitsust 37% inimestest, septembris 30%. Riigikogu usaldus langes 35%-lt 29%-ni.
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However, trust in the government and the parliament has declined. In June, 37% of people trusted the government, in September it was 30%. Trust in the parliament decreased from 35% to 29%.

Ka . Septembris ütles 81% eestlastest, et nad tunnevad end ühiskonnas kuuluvana. Juunis oli see number 88%. Muust rahvusest elanike seas langes see kuuluvuse tunne 64%-lt 44%-ni.
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The sense of belonging to society has also decreased. In September, 81% of Estonians said they felt they belonged to society. In June, this number was 88%. Among residents of other nationalities, this sense of belonging decreased from 64% to 44%.

Uuring näitab, et Eesti elanikud ja . 79% inimestest toetab NATO-sse kuulumist ja 80% mõistab hukka Venemaa sõjategevust.
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The study shows that Estonian residents support NATO and condemn Russia's actions in Ukraine. 79% of people support NATO membership and 80% condemn Russia's military actions.

Riigikantselei tellib Turu-uuringutelt regulaarselt uuringuid, et . Need teemad on majandus, turvalisus ja usaldus riigile.
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The Government Office regularly commissions studies from Turu-uuringud to understand public opinion on important topics. These topics include the economy, security, and trust in the state.