Ipsos Mori survey of adults in 20 countries finds that those in richer countries fear their nations' best days are behind themAdults in parts of the developing world are far more optimistic than their counterparts in rich nations, where the majority feel that young people will live a worse life than current generations, according to a major new survey.
The research, conducted in 20 countries by Ipsos Mori, found most young adults in Europe, North America, Japan and Australia fear that their nations' best days are behind them.
Continue reading... Reported by guardian.co.uk 15 hours ago.
The research, conducted in 20 countries by Ipsos Mori, found most young adults in Europe, North America, Japan and Australia fear that their nations' best days are behind them.
Continue reading... Reported by guardian.co.uk 15 hours ago.
