Transatlantic Trends (2)
This post will expand on the previous post of the global-thematic
Transatlantic Trends report, that the economy and unemployment were two most
important issues on people’s mind. The
visualization analyzes how people were affected by the global economic crisis
from 2009-2014.
The Greeks, Portuguese, Spaniards, Turkish, and Americans revealed
that they were most affected by the economic crisis, whereas for the least
affected Swedes & Germans, what crisis?
The Italians and Spaniards thought that the European Union
(EU) was not responsive to combating
the economic crisis and that the countries affected by the economic crisis were
not doing enough to combat the
crisis. In other words, help us!
In every surveyed EU country, majority of people thought
that each country should retain their authority over their country’s economic
and budgetary policies, with the Greeks, British, & Swedes displayed the
strongest feeling about this issue. In
short, dear EU, thanks for your financial help, but no thanks to your
authority!
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