Public opinion on leaders' handling of EU economic crisis, by country 2012

This statistic shows public opinion in 2012 on the leaders' handling of the EU Economic crisis in respondents respective countries throughout the EU. In 2012, 50 percent of respondents in Spain felt that their leader had handled the EU economic crisis poorly.

Public opinion on respective leaders' handling of the EU economic crisis, by country in 2012

Characteristic	Bad	Good
Germany	19%	80%
France	43%	56%
Britain	46%	51%
Italy	44%	48%
Spain	50%	45%
Greece	62%	32%
Poland	69%	25%
Czech Rep.	69%	25%

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Release date

May 2012

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Region

Worldwide

Survey time period

March 17, 2012 to April, 16, 2012

Number of respondents

Approx. 1,000 per country

Age group

18 years and older

Method of interview

Face-to-face interviews, telephone interviews

Supplementary notes

British respondents were asked about Prime Minister David Cameron. German respondents were asked about Chancellor Angela Merkel. French respondents were asked about President Nicolas Sarkozy. Spanish respondents were asked about Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy. Italian respondents were asked about Prime Minister Mario Monti. Greek respondents were asked about Prime Minister Lucas Papademos. Polish respondents were asked about Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Czech respondents were asked about Prime Minister Petr Necas.

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