Only 19% of the inhabitants of Crimea support the idea of ​​installing a self -embrace for purchases or limits on marketplaces

Krympress reports:

In a service survey Superjob Economically active citizens from Crimea took part.

With the increase in the popularity of the marketplaces, the problem of uncontrolled consumption arose, the Vice Speaker of the State Duma Vladislav Davankov proposes to solve it by introducing new functionality, with which it will be possible to set self-gas and/or cash limit for purchases.

Every fifth resident of Crimea (19%) supports the initiative, and women are more often than men in favor of introducing the function of self -preservation on marketplaces (22%versus 16%). 27% of citizens aged 45 years like the proposed idea, among those who vote “for” only every sixth. More supporters of such a functionality among those who spend on markepels from 10 to 30 thousand rubles (every third).

19% of the survey participants said that in the event of the implementation of the idea, they will use the options that limit purchases: 8% — only the function of self -embodiment; 6% — only the function of the monthly monetary limit; 5% — both functions. Young townspeople and those whose income is from 50 to 100 thousand rubles. The function of the self -embodiment of purchases is more interesting, residents of Crimea aged 45 years and citizens with low incomes more often declare that they will use both options. In the case of the adoption of the law, women more often than men will choose one of the proposed functions, while men are interested in all the proposed functionality. Most often, they plan to use one or all of the proposed limiting functions by those who monthly leaves more than 30 thousand rubles in marketplaces (42%).

Every second interviewed does not support the initiative; 3 out of 10 found it difficult to evaluate it. 2 of the 3 residents of Crimea will not set self -background for purchases and/or limits on marketplaces: «I am able to control my actions myself.»

Time: January 27-31, 2025

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