Low Living Costs
Britain has led to two out of three people in the country turning off the heating, almost half less driving or going to supermarkets, and more than a quarter saying they don't. , shown in the survey.
Among The Low-Income People
One in three say they have not eaten recently due to rising inflation, Stimburo Ipsos said on Tuesday.
Concerns about inflation are high in the 1930s and most Britons expect to see an increase in emergency costs over the next six months, the company said.
"Given the economic outlook
There may be a lot of concern on the air," said Gideon Skinner, head of policy research at Ipsos. "The government will continue to take further steps to help people at the expense of the life crisis."
Wednesday's data is expected to show consumer price inflation at 9.1% in April, according to economists surveyed by Reuters, and the Bank of England estimates it could exceed 10% by the end of this year. Finance Minister Rishi Sunak has resisted pressure to do more now to address the crisis facing many households. He said he would like to see the size of further increases in household energy rates in the fall before deciding on further support.
A separate
YouGov survey showed that 72% of respondents think that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government is mismanaging the economy, which almost doubled its share a year ago.
Ipsos interviewed 2,061 people on May 11 and May 12, while YouGov surveyed 1,810 people from May 14 to May 16.
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