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44% of Jordanians see their economy decline
According to a survey conducted by the Center for Strategic Studies at the University of Jordan, 44% of Jordanians believe that their economic situation has worsened over the past 12 months. Nevertheless, 69% of them acknowledged that the decision to raise the minimum wage by 30 dinars helped in coping with the rising cost of living, and 54% felt that stabilizing fuel prices eased their financial burdens. The results also showed that unemployment and limited job opportunities remain among the most pressing issues requiring government intervention, with over 49% indicating this. Despite these economic challenges, 91% of Jordanians expressed confidence in the health initiatives launched by the government, as actions to improve medical services and expand hospitals received high appreciation. A large percentage of respondents also emphasized the importance of supporting local products and revitalizing domestic tourism.
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