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Coronavirus (Covid-19): Serbia

The coronavirus is one of our modern day's greatest global, human challenge. Now more than ever, access to evidence about the health and socio-economic impact is key to inform the general public and decision-takers in a moment of crisis. The need for evidence-based decision-making has never been greater. We are honoured to collate and present a growing selection of our sector's shared insights on the impact of the far-reaching and evolving Coronavirus crisis. Discover emerging Eureka’s below and learn more about how this health crisis is impacting public and consumer behaviour and sentiment.

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Region pessimistic about the future, but this does not seem to be affecting happiness and satisfaction of citizens

As the COVID-19 epidemic winds down, the aftermath is slowly beginning. As pessimistic predictions by economists and politicians are moving into mass media, the public is becoming more and more concerned what awaits our world in the following months and years. At Institute for market and media research, Mediana, we wanted to measure the expectations for the future of citizens in three countries in the region - Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia. They were posed a number of questions regarding their personal financial situation, savings, happiness and predictions for the economy and unemployment following the COVID-19 epidemic.

by Institute for Market and Media Research Mediana, on 18/05/2020

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Changes After COVID-19 Pandemic: Global Accelerations, Local Barriers

While almost everyone nowadays agrees that changes after the pandemic are almost inevitable, studies show that different countries will face different aftermath based on their beliefs, their politics and culture. At Institute for market and media research, Mediana, we wanted to find out the predictions of local and global changes for three countries in the region - Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia. As the study results below suggest, the expectation of change is quite different among countries and also on the local and global level in general.