| LATESTPUBLICATIONS "Opinions and Diagnoses" no 39
Poles on Democracy and Party System
no 40
Are We Living Better?
Reports | On Polish-American Relationships and the Presidency of Donald Trump
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| Polish Foreign Policy – Assessments and Postulates
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| On Polish-American Relationships and the Presidency of Donald Trump
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| Who Knows How Much We Earn? Attitude to Income Disclosure
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| Interest in Elections to Local Authorities and Declared Participation
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| Increase in Income Expectations
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| Subjective Safety and Crime Risk
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| Use of the Internet
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| Motives to Vote for Political Parties
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| Political Party Preferences in May
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| Opinions about Parliament, President and Local Authorities
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| Drop in the Government Ratings
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Attitudes to the ‘Solidarity Levy’
| As a result of the protest by adults with disabilities and their parent-carers, the government has come up with a plan for an additional 4% tax to be paid by the 25,000 top earners in Poland, from which the money would go to finance certain services for people with disabilities.
| Before the government had presented the details of this scheme, CBOS asked about people’s attitude in principle to this kind of approach. Over half the people questioned (57%) were in favour of taxing not more than the top 5% of earners, while almost a third (31%) were against this.
| Attitudes to the ‘solidarity levy’ depended, above all, on the party political preferences and financial situation of respondents. The introduction of such an additional tax was more frequently supported by potential voters for Law and Justice (and the small parties associated with it) and from households with smaller per capita incomes.
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| The above data comes from the ‘Current Events and Problems’ survey of May 2018.
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