In its report, CBOS noted that 64 percent of Poles in August declared that they and their families lived on a satisfying level, 4 percentage points up on July and the highest contentment level in the history of such surveys.

Thirty-two percent said their living standards were average and neither good nor bad (3 points down on July), with only 4 percent declaring poor living standards.

Sixty-one percent said they were content with their material standing (up 3 points), 32 percent that their material status was average (down 3 points), 7 percent described their material situation as bad.

Thirty-six percent criticised the current situation in Poland (up 2 points), 48 percent said it was good (unchanged), 16 percent could not say. Forty-nine percent voiced contentment with the country's economy (up 2 points) while 14 percent criticised the economic situation (up 4 points).

Seventy-seven percent said they did not fear unemployment, 22 percent said otherwise (unchanged).

Autor: gf / Źródło: TVN24 International, PAP