47% of Ukrainians have positive expectations from signing a subsoil agreement with US – survey
According to the survey, as of early May, 47% of Ukrainians had more positive expectations of signing a mineral agreement with the United States.
Source: Poll KIn
Details: According to the survey, 22% are more negative about the negative consequences, and another 19% replied that the signing of the agreement would not affect Ukraine in any way. The remaining 12% were unable to decide on this opinion.
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Sociologists say that in this way, the balance of positive-negative expectations is now +25% (ie, positive expectations outweigh).
In the context of regions, a little less positive expectations in the east and west, although in both cases the proportion of those who have negative expectations do not exceed the quarter, as well as the balance of positive-negative expectations is positive (taking into account a rather small sample in each region).
Reference: The KIIS survey was conducted since May 2 by the method of telephone interviews for the All -Ukrainian sample of adults living in the territory of Ukraine under the control of the Government of Ukraine, to which the last moment was added questions about the perception of the consequences of this Agreement.
The field of the survey should last until mid -May 2025, but as of May 6, 561 interviews were conducted. This amount is sufficient to understand the previous results (taking into account the error, which is 5.4% with a trusting probability of 95% and design effect 1.3) and in the experience of the KIMIX results will not be fundamentally different.
What was before:
- On May 1, Minister of Economy of Ukraine Yulia Sviridenko and US Finance Minister signed mineral agreement.
- May 2 filed To the Verkhovna Rada to ratify the Agreement between Ukraine and the US on the creation of an investment fund of reconstruction.
- The same day Prime Minister Denis Shmigal He said The hope that the Verkhovna Rada ratifies the subsoil agreement with the United States by May 8.
