YEREVAN. – The number of people in Armenia who consider themselves financially secure has dropped between November 2014 and May of the current year.

This is evidenced by the results of a survey conducted by the Gallup International Association Armenia Office.

Accordingly, in November 2014, and to the question of how they asses their family’s financial security at this point, 5 percent of the respondents said “very bad,” 18 percent responded “bad,” 62 percent noted “average,” 13 percent answered “good,” and 2 percent replied “very good.”

In May 2015, however, the respective responses were more pessimistic. Accordingly, 13 percent of the respondents said “very bad,” 22 percent responded “bad,” 53 percent noted “average,” 12 percent answered “good,” but no one replied “very good.”