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Austrians Show Trust in the Euro, Skepticism Towards its Digital Counterpart
According to a recent survey by the Austrian Society for European Politics (ÖGfE), 54% of Austrians trust the euro as a currency, while the digital euro is still awaiting broad acceptance. Paul Schmidt, Secretary General of the ÖGfE, analyzed these results in the context of the 25-year history of the euro and current European monetary policy.
The Austrian Society for European Politics survey indicates that 54% of respondents have high confidence in the euro, while 35% have no opinion on the digital euro. / Picture: © Flickr / Dimitar Nikolov / [CC BY-SA 2.0(https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/)]
The online survey conducted by the market, in which 1,000 people took part, shows that 54 percent of respondents have "very high" or "high" confidence in the euro. However, there is also a significant minority of 42 percent with "low" to "very low" confidence. It is interesting to note the development of confidence in the euro since 2010, which has risen steadily again after a low point…
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