A new ConsumerChoice study on economic confidence and social justice in employment shows that 42% of Portuguese believe the country still lacks adequate social justice, while 24% see progress and 31% remain neutral. 87% think current economic conditions worsen inequality, and most consider the government primarily responsible, followed by companies and employers.
Key concerns:
- Inflation and cost of living: 73%
- Low wages: 62%
- Housing access and social inequality: frequently mentioned
- Economic confidence is low:
- 43% express less confidence in the Portuguese economy
- 31% are confident, 24% neutral
Regarding the year ahead: 47% expect stability, 29% foresee worsening, and only 18% expect improvement
Cost of living impact:
69% feel its effects, with 47% citing loss of purchasing power
Most affected areas: personal finances (42%), future prospects, and quality of life
Overall, the study highlights persistent economic uncertainty, low wages, and concerns about social justice as major issues shaping Portuguese perceptions today.
Related News