>The Leger survey indicates some 30 per cent of Canadians who responded approve of the budget tabled by Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government on Nov. 4. Another 37 per cent had a negative response, while the rest offered no opinion.
>Only 15 per cent of households surveyed told Leger the proposed budget will have a positive impact on their personal lives, while 32 per cent predicted a negative effect.
That 15-30 discrepancy is really interesting. Only half of the people who approved of the budget think that it’ll actually do them good. That may be Mark Carney’s „sacrifice“ messaging coming into effect.
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>The Leger survey indicates some 30 per cent of Canadians who responded approve of the budget tabled by Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government on Nov. 4. Another 37 per cent had a negative response, while the rest offered no opinion.
>Only 15 per cent of households surveyed told Leger the proposed budget will have a positive impact on their personal lives, while 32 per cent predicted a negative effect.
That 15-30 discrepancy is really interesting. Only half of the people who approved of the budget think that it’ll actually do them good. That may be Mark Carney’s „sacrifice“ messaging coming into effect.