Global Report - What Worries The World June 23-WEB

WHAT WORRIES
THE WORLD?
June 2023
WHAT WORRIES THE WORLD?
Ipsos’ What Worries the World survey tracks public opinion on the
most important social and political issues across 29 countries today,
drawing on over ten years of data to place the latest scores in context.
This global summary report presents the top concerns around the
world, alongside whether people think things in their country are
heading in the right or wrong direction.
Full breakdowns of findings for each country and

each issue are also available on www.ipsos.com.
Please contact Teodros.Gebrekal@Ipsos.com

for more information.
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WHAT WORRIES THE WORLD? JUNE 2023
Inflation is the top global concern in our What Worries the World survey for the 15th month in a row, down 1pp this month to 40%.
Concern about poverty & inequality has increased slightly, up 1pp, after being previously at its lowest in a year last month.
Corruption has fallen 2pp, dropping a position to the fifth biggest concern. Right/wrong direction is unchanged this month.
Which three of the following topics do you Generally speaking, would you say things in this
Q Q
find the most worrying in your country? country are heading in the right direction, or are
they off on the wrong track?
change vs.
last month
change vs.
last month
Inflation 40% -1 ✓
Poverty & social inequality 31% +1 RIGHT DIRECTION =

38%
Crime & violence 29% =
Unemployment 27% = 62% 

=
Financial/political corruption 25% -2 WRONG TRACK
Base: Representative sample of 21,310 adults aged 16-74 in 29 participating countries, May 26th 2023 - June 9th 2023.
Source: Ipsos Global Advisor. Global score is a Global Country Average. See methodology for details.
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WHAT WORRIES THE WORLD? 12-MONTH TREND
Which three of the following topics do you find the most Generally speaking, would you say things in this
Q Q
worrying in your country? country are heading in the right direction, or are they
off on the wrong track?
45% 100%
40% 40% 90%
35% 80%
31% 70%
30% 29%
27% 60% 62%
25% 25%
50%
20%
40% 38%
15%
30%
10%
20%
5% 6%
10%
0% 0%
Jun 2022 Aug 2022 Oct 2022 Dec 2022 Feb 2023 Apr 2023 Jun 2023 Jun 2022 Aug 2022 Oct 2022 Dec 2022 Feb 2023 Apr 2023 Jun 2023
Coronavirus
Right Direction Wrong Track
Inflation Poverty & social Crime & Unemployment Financial/politic
inequality violence al corruption 17th place this month
Base: Representative sample of c.21,310 adults aged 16-74 in 29 participating countries, June 2022 - June 2023.

DIRECTION OF
TRAVEL
ALL
COUNTRIES

RIGHT DIRECTION VS. WRONG TRACK MONITOR
Q Would you say things in this country are heading in the right direction, or are they off on the wrong track? (June 2023)
World 62% 38% Wrong track Almost four in ten (38%) people
Indonesia 17% 83%
Singapore
globally think their country is on the
23% 77% Right
Thailand 33% 67% direction right track. 62% believe their
Malaysia 33% 67% country to be headed in the wrong
India 38% 62% direction – unchanged from last
Brazil 43% 57% month.
Mexico 46% 54%
Australia 48% 52% Asia Pacific countries are still the
Canada 62% 38% most optimistic countries, making
Spain 63% 37%
Turkey
up the top five. However, Singapore
65% 35%
Italy 65% 35% has fallen from the top spot, after
Japan 67% 33% decreasing 7pp in ‘right’ direction.
Great Britain 68% 32%
Germany 68% 32% Last month, Argentina experienced
Belgium 68% 32% a particularly difficult month. In
Chile 69% 31% June it sees a slight improvement,
Israel 70% 30% with a 3pp rise in ‘right’ direction
Colombia 70% 30%
Sweden sentiment for Argentinians.
70% 30%
US 73% 27%
South Korea 73% 27% Great Britain is also feeling
Netherlands 73% 27% somewhat more optimistic,
France 73% 27% increasing 4pp this month. This
Poland 78% 22% year has seen GB gradually
Hungary 79% 21% increase in ‘right’ direction from
Peru 80% 20% 24% in January to 32% today.
Argentina 89% 11%
South Africa 90% 10%
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Base: © Ipsos | Whatsample
Worries the World
of 21,310 adults aged 16-74 in 29 participating countries, May 26th 2023 - June 9th 2023.
GLOBAL: RIGHT DIRECTION/WRONG TRACK
Q Would you say things in this country are heading in the right direction, or are they off on the wrong track?
(Global country average score)
Right Direction Wrong Track
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
62%
50%
40%
30%
38%
20%
10%
0%
Jun 13 Jun 14 Jun 15 Jun 16 Jun 17 Jun 18 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 21 Jun 22 Jun 23
Base: Representative sample of c.21,310 adults aged 16-74 in 29 participating countries, 2013 - 2023.

WORRIES THE
WORLD?
TOP ISSUES
RANKED

WORLD WORRIES: THE FULL LIST
Q Which three of the following topics do you find the most worrying in your country?
% mentioned in June 2023 (global country average)
Inflation 40% We now enter the 15th month

Poverty & social inequality 31% with inflation being the top
Crime & violence 29% worry. This month has two-
Unemployment 27% fifths (40%) saying it is one of
Financial/political corruption 25% the three biggest concerns
Health care 22% affecting their country. This
down 1pp from last time.
Climate change 17%
Taxes 16% Conversely, poverty & social
Immigration control 14% inequality is up 1pp, now at
Education 14% 31%.
Moral decline 10%
Military conflict between nations 8% Financial/political corruption
was the fourth biggest worry
Threats against the environment 8%
last month, but after falling
Rise of extremism 8%
2pp to 25%, it is now the fifth
Terrorism 8% biggest worry.
Maintaining social programmes 7%
Coronavirus (Covid-19) 6% Coronavirus remains the 17th
Access to credit 2% biggest concern and worry
stays at its lowest recorded
level of 6%.
Base: Representative sample of 21,310 adults aged 16-74 in 29 participating countries, May 26th 2023 - June 9th 2023.

WORLD WORRIES: LONG-TERM TREND
Q Which three of the following topics do you find the most worrying in your country?
Global country average
70%
40%
60%
31%
50%
40% 29%
30%
27%
20%
25%
10%
0% 6%
Jun 15 Jun 16 Jun 17 Jun 18 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 21 Jun 22 Jun 23
Inflation Poverty & social Crime & violence Unemployment Financial/political Coronavirus
inequality corruption
Base: Representative sample of 21,310 adults aged 16-74 in 29 participating countries, 2015 - 2023.

WORLD WORRIES: LONG-TERM TREND
(INFLATION, CLIMATE CHANGE & CORONAVIRUS)
45% 40%
40%
35%
30%
25%
17%
20%
15%
10%
6%
5%
0%
Jun 21 Oct 21 Feb 22 Jun 22 Oct 22 Feb 23 Jun 23
Inflation Climate Change Coronavirus
Base: Representative sample of c.21,310 adults aged 16-74 in 29 participating countries, June 2021 - June 2023.
Source: Ipsos Global Advisor. Coronavirus was introduced into the survey in April 2020.

Country Comparison
1 | INFLATION
World 40%
Argentina 71% Two-fifths (40%) say inflation is one of
Poland 65% the top issues affecting their country,
Singapore 56% down 1pp. February 2023 was the
Turkey 56% highest recorded level of worry at 43%.
Canada 53% Since then, it has been declining albeit
Australia 52%
Hungary 51% very gradually.
India 48%
Great Britain 47% Last month Argentina experienced the
US 43% highest inflation concern for any
Germany 42% country, ever, in our survey. Worry has
Colombia 42%
France 42% now dropped 5pp to 71%. Chile (40%)
Chile 40% also sees a 5pp fall, whereas in
Malaysia 39% Colombia the level of concern (now
South Korea 37% 42%) has jumped 5pp since last
Mexico 37% month.
Sweden 34%
Spain 34%
Italy 30% Inflation is the number one concern in
Belgium 30% 11 countries – Argentina, Australia,
Japan 30% Canada, France, Germany, Great
Thailand 29%
Britain, India, Poland, Singapore, the
South Africa 29%
Israel 28% US, and Turkey. This is the same as
Peru 27% last month – Colombia has inflation
Brazil 27% joint first with unemployment.
Netherlands 26%
Indonesia 15%
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Country Comparison
2 | POVERTY & SOCIAL INEQUALITY
World 31%
Indonesia 44% Poverty & social inequality is second
Hungary 41% on our list of 18 worries with 31%
Brazil 40%
Thailand 39% saying it is an issue in their country.
Argentina 38%
Malaysia 38% Last month concern for inequality fell to
Turkey 38% its lowest level since February 2022.
Colombia 35% This month it has risen slightly, up 1pp.
Japan 35%
Germany 35%
Netherlands 33% Thailand was the most worried country
Peru 31% about inequality in May. This month the
Spain 31% nation’s worry fell 6pp to 39%. Thailand
Belgium 30% has switched places with Indonesia
Great Britain 29%
South Africa 29% (44%), who were fourth last month,
Italy 29% after its score rose by 6pp.
Australia 29%
South Korea 29% Brazil (40%), Japan (35%), and the
Israel 28%
Netherlands (33%) all have inequality
Chile 27%
Mexico 27% as their top concern.
Canada 26%
India 24% Singapore is the least concerned about
France 24% inequality. That said, their worry level
US 23%
has increased 8pp from May to 20%.
Sweden 22%
Poland 22%
Singapore 20%
Country Comparison
3 | CRIME & VIOLENCE
World 29%
Chile 62%
Peru 60% Almost three in ten (29%) choose
South Africa 56% crime & violence as one of the biggest
Sweden 55% issues affecting their country. Concern
Mexico 52% about crime remains the same as last
Argentina 47%
Israel 46% month.
Colombia 38%
US 36% In June 2023, Chile (62%) still has
Brazil 35% crime as its top concern, but this is 6pp
France 28% lower than last month.
India 26%
Netherlands 26%
Thailand 25% South Africa (56%) is no longer
Australia 23% second, after a 4pp fall. Instead, Peru
Indonesia 22% (60%) has taken second after a 2pp
Canada 22% increase. We’ve also seen Sweden
Japan 21%
Germany 21% (55%) move up the list from May by
South Korea 19% climbing 3pp. They, like Chile, have it
Italy 19% as their top worry.
Great Britain 19%
Malaysia 18%
Israelis (46%) now place it as the
Spain 18%
Turkey 17% biggest worry for their country, rising
Belgium 16% 8pp from May 2023.
Singapore 9%
Hungary 9%
Poland 3%
Country Comparison
4 | UNEMPLOYMENT
World 27%
South Africa 70% Unemployment is now the fourth
India 43% biggest concern in our What Worries
Singapore 42% the World survey, with 27% picking it
Colombia 42% as an issue in their country. This is the
Spain 41% result of a decrease in worry about
South Korea 40%
Indonesia 39% corruption.
Italy 38%
Mexico 37% South Africa remains the most
Peru 35% concerned country, where it has been
Argentina 34% since April 2021. Seven in ten (70%)
Malaysia 34%
Chile 32% now pick it as a worry, up 2pp from
Brazil 30% May 2023. This is the highest we’ve
Thailand 26% seen on our survey, for any nation.
Turkey 20%
Australia 19% Among the other more worried
Japan 19%
Sweden 16% countries, concern has fallen. Colombia
Canada 16% (42%) has dipped 7pp, moving from
Belgium 15% second to fourth. India (43%) has
Hungary 15% dropped 3pp and Spain (41%) is
US 15%
unchanged.
Israel 15%
Great Britain 12%
France 12% Concern in Singapore (42%) has risen
Poland 10% sharply by 7pp, putting it third.
Germany 8%
Netherlands 5%
Country Comparison
5 | FINANCIAL/POLITICAL CORRUPTION
World 25% One in four (25%) choose

South Africa 58% financial/political corruption as one of
Indonesia 50% the top issues in their country. This is
Malaysia 46%
Peru
down 2pp this month.
45%
Thailand 40%
Hungary 40% Indonesia (50%) has moved from first
Colombia 34% place to second after a sharp fall of
South Korea 34% 16pp. Despite this, it’s still the
Poland 30%
Israel
countries number one concern. Peru
30%
Brazil 30% (45%) have also experienced a large
Argentina 29% drop in worry (-10pp) this month.
Mexico 25%
India 25% South Africa (58%) is again top,
Spain 22%
Chile
although their level of concern is
21%
Belgium 20% unchanged this month. This makes
US 20% them top for both corruption and
Turkey 18% unemployment.
Canada 14%
Netherlands 14%
Great Britain
Alongside Indonesia, corruption is the
13%
Germany 13% number one concern for Malaysia
Japan 13% (46%) and Thailand (40%), the latter
Australia 12% increasing by 2pp.
Italy 11%
Sweden 10%
France 7%
Singapore 5%
Country Comparison
7 | CLIMATE CHANGE
World 17%
Singapore 30% Climate change ranks seventh out of
Germany 29% 18 global concerns in our What
Netherlands 29%
Italy 28% Worries the World survey, between
Australia 27% healthcare and taxes. This month
France 25% worry has increased 1pp.
Japan 24%
Great Britain 23% Singapore is the most concerned
Belgium 23%
Canada 22% country about climate change with 30%
Spain 21% choosing it as an issue in the country,
US 19% up 2pp. It’s the country’s fourth biggest
Indonesia 19% concern, behind healthcare (31%),
Mexico 18% unemployment and inflation.
Sweden 18%
South Korea 17%
Malaysia 15% Italy (28%) also has climate change as
Poland 13% their fourth biggest worry, after making
Thailand 13% a notable climb of 5pp from May 2023.
Turkey 12%
The last time it was this high was
Colombia 10%
Brazil 9% August 2022.
Hungary 8%
India 8% Last month Germany (29%) was the
Peru 7% most concerned country, but it is now
Chile 5%
second after a 2pp fall this month.
South Africa 5%
Argentina 3%
Israel 2%
Country Comparison
12 | MILITARY CONFLICT BETWEEN NATIONS
World 8% Military conflict between nations ranks

Poland 29% 12th on our list of global worries,
Germany 21% between moral decline and threats
South Korea 20%
Israel 17% against the environment.
Japan 15%
Sweden 14% Just below one in ten (8%) people
Netherlands 13% across 29 countries choose military
France 12% conflict as an issue in their country.
Hungary 12%
Italy 10% This is a 1pp fall from last month.
Great Britain 10%
US 9% Poland remains the most concerned
Australia 9% country with nearly one in three (29%)
Belgium 8% saying it is a worry. This is a 5pp rise,
Thailand 8%
India 6% putting it fourth in their worries.
Indonesia 5%
Malaysia 5% Concern in Israel (17%) has fallen by
Spain 4% 6pp, having been second last month.
Canada 4%
Japan (15%) has declined by a similar
Singapore 4%
Mexico 3% amount (-5pp).
Brazil 3%
Turkey 2% Latin America is the part of the world
Colombia 2% where concern is lowest. The region
Chile 1%
makes up six of the eight least worried
South Africa 1%
Peru 1% countries.
Argentina 1%
Country Comparison
17 | CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
Coronavirus remains ranked 17th out

World 6%
of 18 worries between maintaining
Indonesia 18% social programmes and access to
Thailand 18% credit.
Singapore 12%
Malaysia 12% One in 20 (6%) across 29 countries
Japan 10%
India 9%
choose the pandemic as an issue in
Australia 8% their country.
Turkey 8%
France 7% June 2023’s global score is the same
Mexico 7% as last month but is 7pp lower than the
US 6%
Brazil 6%
start of the year and down 6pp on this
Great Britain 5% time in 2022.
South Korea 5%
Spain 5% Singapore (12%) has declined
Canada 4% significantly by 14pp from May’s score.
Netherlands 4%
Italy 3%
This is now closer to what it was back
Germany 3% in March (10%).
Belgium 3%
South Africa 3% Indonesia (18%) on the other hand has
Chile 2% moved to first after a sharp rise of 9pp,
Peru 2%
Poland 2%
putting it at the top of our list.
Argentina 2%
Colombia 2% The top six countries concerned are all
Hungary 1% Asia Pacific nations, something that
Israel 1% we’ve seen twice this year.
Sweden 1%
ECONOMIC
FOCUS

THE STATE OF THE ECONOMY
IN MY COUNTRY
Running alongside our What Worries the World survey, Ipsos’ monthly Global
Consumer Confidence study asks the public in 29 countries questions relating
to the economy and finance, on a country and personal level.
The following section draws on some of this data to provide extra context to
this month’s What Worries the World report. It shows how the public rate the
current economic climate in their country.
Find out more on our consolidated global economic indicator portal:

https://www.ipsosglobalindicators.com/
Please contact: Nicolas.Boyon@Ipsos.com for more information.
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Read more about perceptions of the economy in the
CURRENT ECONOMIC SITUATION Ipsos Global Consumer Confidence survey and explore
the data in the Ipsos Global Economic Indicator portal.
Q How would you describe the current economic situation in your country?
World 36% 64%
Indonesia 72% 28% Good
Singapore Across 29 countries, 36% of people
72% 28%
India 72% 28% Bad describe the current economic situation
Malaysia 52% 48% in their country as “good”, 1pp higher
Netherlands 51% 49% than in May 2023.
Mexico 49% 51%
Australia 45% 55% A 9pp increase in Indonesia’s “good”
Germany 45% 55% economy score sees it rise from third to
Brazil 44% 56% joint-first position in our country
Thailand 43% 57% rankings, tying with Singapore and India
Canada 39% 61%
Belgium on 72%.
37% 63%
Israel 35% 65%
Spain 34% 66% Brazil also sees a 9pp rise from last
Sweden 33% 67% month, with 44% of Brazilians now
Italy 33% 67% describing the country’s current
Turkey 32% 68% economic situation as “good”.
US 30% 70%
France 29% 71% Two countries record all-time high “good
Great Britain 29% 71% economy” scores this month: Spain
Poland 24% 76%
Chile (34%) and Italy (33%).
23% 77%
Peru 22% 78%
Hungary 21% 79% Meanwhile, the story is less positive in
Colombia 20% 80% Israel (-8 from last month), the US and
Japan 15% 85% Singapore (both -7).
South Africa 13% 87%
South Korea 12% 88%
Argentina 6% 94%
Despite the country’s second
highest ever month-on-month
CURRENT ECONOMIC SITUATION: BRAZIL increase, Brazil remains 22pp
below its all-time high of 66%
Q How would you describe the current economic situation in your country? (October 2010).
(% ‘Very good’ or ‘Somewhat good’)
Brazil
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
44%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Base: Representative sample c. 1000 adults aged 16-74 in Brazil, 2013 - 2023.

Israel is now 1pp off its all-
time lowest “good” economy
CURRENT ECONOMIC SITUATION: ISRAEL score (34% in October 2010
and March 2015).
Israel
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
35%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Feb 15 Feb 16 Feb 17 Feb 18 Feb 19 Feb 20 Feb 21 Feb 22 Feb 23
Base: Representative sample c. 500 adults aged 16-74 in Israel, 2015 - 2023.

A 1pp rise takes Italy’s
“good” economy
CURRENT ECONOMIC SITUATION: ITALY score to a new highest
ever level.
Italy
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
33%
20%
10%
0%
Base: Representative sample c. 1000 adults aged 16-74 in Italy, 2013 - 2023.

South Korea’s “good”
economy score has
CURRENT ECONOMIC SITUATION: SOUTH KOREA now sat below 20% for
12 months.
South Korea
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10% 12%
0%
Base: Representative sample c. 500 adults aged 16-74 in South Korea, 2013 - 2023.

Up 6pp from last month,
June 2023 marks Spain’s
CURRENT ECONOMIC SITUATION: SPAIN highest ever “good”
economy score (34%).
Spain
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
34%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Base: Representative sample c. 1000 adults aged 16-74 in Spain, 2013 - 2023.

In June 2023, the US suffers
one of the biggest month-
CURRENT ECONOMIC SITUATION: US on-month falls in its “good”
economy score (-7pp).
US
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30% 30%
20%
10%
0%
Base: Representative sample c. 1000 adults aged 16-74 in US, 2013 - 2023.

METHODOLOGY
This 29-country Global Advisor survey was conducted between May 26th The samples in Brazil, Chile, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia,
2023 and June 9th 2023 via the Ipsos Online Panel system among 20,570 Mexico, Peru, Singapore, South Africa, Thailand and Turkey are more
adults aged 18-74 in Canada, Israel, Malaysia, South Africa, Turkey and the urban, more educated, and/or more affluent than the general
United States, 20-74 in Indonesia and Thailand, 21-74 in Singapore, and population. The survey results for these markets should be viewed as
16-74 in all other nations. reflecting the views of the more “connected” segment of these
populations.
The “Global Country Average” reflects the average result for all the Weighting has been employed to balance demographics and ensure
countries where the survey was conducted. It has not been adjusted to the that the sample’s composition reflects that of the adult population
population size of each country and is not intended to suggest a total according to the most recent census data.
result."
The sample consists of approximately 1000+ individuals in each of
Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, The precision of Ipsos online polls are calculated using a credibility
Israel, Japan, Mexico, Spain, Sweden, and the US, and approximately 500+ interval with a poll of 1,000 accurate to +/- 3.5 percentage points and
individuals in each of Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Hungary, India, Indonesia, of 500 accurate to +/- 5.0 percentage points. For more information on
Malaysia, the Netherlands, Peru, Poland, Singapore, South Africa, South the Ipsos use of credibility intervals, please visit the Ipsos website.
Korea, Thailand and Turkey.
The samples in Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Where results do not sum to 100 or the ‘difference’ appears to be +/-1
Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Poland, South Korea, more/less than the actual, this may be due to rounding, multiple
Spain, Sweden, and the US can be taken as representative of these responses, or the exclusion of don't knows or not stated responses
countries’ general adult population under the age of 75. The publication of these findings abides by local rules and regulations.

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WHAT WORRIES

Full breakdowns of findings for each country and

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Poverty & social inequality 31% +1 RIGHT DIRECTION =

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Inflation 40% We now enter the 15th month

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2 | POVERTY & SOCIAL INEQUALITY

3 | CRIME & VIOLENCE

World 25% One in four (25%) choose

12 | MILITARY CONFLICT BETWEEN NATIONS

World 8% Military conflict between nations ranks

Coronavirus remains ranked 17th out

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