According to the Crimeans, the priority of the state should be education and healthcare

CrimeaPRESS reports:

Education and health care should be the priority items of state expenditure, Crimeans believe. Representatives of the economically active population took part in the survey of the SuperJob search service for highly paid jobs.

First of all, the state should spend money on education and healthcare: 57% and 51% of Crimeans, respectively, are convinced of this. 31% believe that the most important thing is to invest in social policy, and 28% in the national economy. Every fourth (25%) believes that it is necessary to subsidize housing and communal services. 23% and 22%, respectively, insist on the need to finance national defense and law enforcement activities. Every sixth (16%) recalls the need for environmental protection. 6% of respondents say that culture should become a priority item in the state budget— noted in the press service of the service.

Women are more likely to be convinced that the state should primarily finance education, healthcare, law enforcement and environmental protection. The opinion about the need to invest in social policy, the national economy and defense is more popular among men.

The younger the respondents, the more often they insist on supporting education, housing and communal services and environmental activities. Those who talk about the obligation of the state to spend money primarily on the national economy, security and law enforcement activities are more among the older generation.

Respondents with an income above the average more often than others remind of the need to support education, the development of social policy and the national economy, earning less than 50 thousand rubles. — and financing of health care and modernization of housing and communal services.

Time: June 29 — July 5, 2023

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