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The economic crisis that is already unleashing the coronavirus especially affects the population between 25 and 55 years old. According to a Funcas survey, 50% of those surveyed within this age range assure that their economic situation in their home has already deteriorated , a figure that is above 40% of all citizens. In contrast, almost 80% of the participants over 65 years of age affirm that their situation is the same, largely thanks to the fact that their income is guaranteed by the State.

In addition, "37% of the interviewees who at the time of this survey said they were unemployed, were not unemployed before the coronavirus crisis," they argue at the Savings Banks Foundation in light of the work done, which they add that " the percentage of new unemployed is significantly higher in the group under 35 years of age ".

The figures, therefore, confirm the impact that the crisis is already having in the form of job destruction and temporary employment regulation files, and that according to Social Security data only in March more than 800,000 jobs were already received.

Pessimism about the recovery

Funcas' work also shows " quite pessimism " regarding hopes of economic recovery. "On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 represents the maximum disagreement and 10 the complete agreement, the average score obtained from the responses of the interviewees to the phrase 'the Spanish economy will recover quickly when the crisis ends of the coronavirus' stands at 3.8 ", explained in the survey.

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