SWS: Most Pinoys feel no changes in quality of life
The Philippine Star|June 16, 2024
The quality of life of most Filipinos stayed the same over the past year, with only one in three saying it improved, according to a recent survey by Social Weather Stations (SWS).
JANVIC MATEO

Results of the survey conducted from March 21 to 25 found 45 percent of respondents saying their quality of life stayed the same in the past 12 months.

Some 30 percent said it improved, while 25 percent said it got worse.

The latest survey results were similar to the one conducted by SWS in December 2023.

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