According to the Territories Barometers, published this Tuesday, 78% of French people say they are happy in their life and 57% see their personal future in an optimistic manner.

Figures up five and ten points respectively compared to 2018. This study was carried out by the research firm Elabe and the Institut Montaigne in partnership with SNCF, Franceinfo and numerous regional press titles.

Another positive aspect that emerges from this study: two thirds of the people questioned are satisfied with their place of life, which they describe as a good place to live.

However, 19% of French people plan to move and 8% have done so since the start of the health crisis.

68% of French people believe they live in an unfair society

On the other hand, 36% of those polled said they were forced to restrict themselves to make ends meet.

Another important statistic: 68% of the panel believe they live in an unfair society, a high figure but down ten points compared to 2018. They are also 60% to be pessimistic about the future of French society, a decrease of ten points compared to three years ago.

Participants were also asked about the democratic health of the country.

On this point, seven out of ten people believe that it is no longer possible to debate calmly, particularly on divisive subjects.

In addition, around 60% of French people think that our current economic model is not compatible with the environmental problems to be solved and three quarters of those questioned believe that our lifestyles should be changed in order to meet ecological challenges.

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