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October 2024
Poland
January 2020 and July 2023
32,000*
consumers
*Refers to total number of respondents surveyed across the European Union (EU-27) during the last period. The source specifies that the sample size for each country varies according to the heterogeneity of their economies and is positively related to their respective population size.
The original question (in English) is posed as follows: "How has the financial situation of your household changed over the last 12 months?"
The data is seasonally adjusted and published as a net balance i.e. the difference between positive and negative answers (in percentage points of total answers).









