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We also looked at the government's plans for real estate measures at the end of the year to catch soaring home prices. The next presidential candidate has the highest level of support this time.

I'm Kim Soo-young.

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When asked how 12/16 real estate measures, such as restricting mortgage loans and raising housing disclosure prices, will bring results to the market, 62.8% of respondents said they would raise the market's instability.

Only 28.9 percent said it would help stabilize the market.

There was no difference in respondents with or without a home.

[Lee Chan-bok / Head of Ipsos Korea: It seems that the learning effect of the previous government's failure in real estate policy led to the distrust of the government's real estate policy.]

Regarding the government's economic policy trend shifting from income-driven growth to innovation growth and revitalization of corporate investment, 51.6 responded that it was desirable to revitalize the economy, and 39% answered that the will to reform was wrong. .

In particular, 70 percent of the respondents say it is desirable among the Democrats.

When asked if he would vote in the presidential election, Prime Minister Lee Nak-yeon was 28.6, Hwang Gyo-an's representative of the Korean Party recorded 16.1 percent, Ahn Chul-soo 5.6, Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon 5.3, and Seung-min Yoo 5.2 percent.

Shim Sang-jung, CEO of Justice Party, 4.9, Hong Jun-pyon, former Gyeongnam branch 4.8 Lee Jae-myung, Gyeonggi branch 4.6, and former Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon followed by 4%.

The survey was conducted by 16-year-old adult men and women from 28 December to 30 December last year by SBS commissioned by Ipsos Korea, with a sampling error of ± 3.1 percentage points for the 95% confidence level.

(Video Editing: Chae Chul Ho, CG: Jin Hoe Choi, Hyun Jung Jung, Lee Jun Ho)

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