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EU-Comenius-Projekt 2011 - 2013


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Surveys have been done by students from:



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1. Students are fully satisfied with the currently existing standard of living in the EU.

2. Generally, people in Greifswald from all age groups are pleased with their decent living standard.

3. Everyone expressed general satisfaction with their fundamental freedom to travel overseas within the EU, with a single exclusion from Rīga.


4. Half of the students don’t back up the European Monetary Union. There are numerous reasons for that also from other age groups.

For instance, over the whole year 2012, GDP fell by 0.6% in the euro area.http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/cache/ITY_PUBLIC/2-06032013-AP/EN/2-06032013-AP-EN.PDF

5. Even so, the other half of the students sense growing confidence around their foreseeable future in the EU.


6. Half of the grown-ups are satisfied with their existent standard of living in the EU.

7. Adults are appeased with their individual freedom of traveling to other European Union countries as well.

8. Half of the responders possess the clear shadowy view regarding the European Monetary Union.

This might be one of the reasons. Comparing alongside the same period of the previous year, employment fell by 0.8% in the euro area.

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9. Nonetheless, opinions equally divided concerning the near future in the EU.

10. Retirees hold a somewhat distinctive judgement from the other groups what makes up the good living in the EU. It’s more pessimistic than other age groups.

11. Fewer than half of the respondents replied that their perception with regard to the European Monetary Union is skeptical and increasingly dissatisfied.

12. How confident do you feel for the future in the EU? The largest part of the respondents to this inquiry reacted similarly.


Data collected by Katrīna Mitrofānova, Agija Balode and Ričards Šostiks at Engure

Secondary school.


Thank you for your attention!

Enquiries have been carried out by students from: Greifswald – Lisa Becker, Tina Karnatz, Anni Rudolph, Frederike Mundt, Lena Hirsch and teacher Joachim Zimmermann;Szczecin - Agata Zalewska, Michal Kasprzak, Aleksandra Kusnicrkiewicz and teacher Jolanta Matusczak;Engure – Sintija Beļinska, Ričards Šostiks, Katrīna Mitrofānova, Agija Balode and teacher Aivars Treidis;Rīga – Toms Vecvagars and Deivids Berkolds, teacher Diāna Sviklāne.

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