1 in 2 Greeks aged 18-35 live off their parents, study shows!
Nearly half the Greek youth (48%) between the ages of 18-35 said their main source of income was from immediate or extended family members, according to a survey conducted by research and analysis organisation “DiaNEOsis”.
The findings published were the first part of a series of data concerning unemployment in Greece in relation to inter-generational matters. The quantitative research was carried out by MRB on a sample of 1,500 Greeks throughout the country. The results showed that only 15% of those polled believed they would find work in the next 6 months.
29% of young people believe that their standard of living will be worse than that of their parents, with 55% of their parents having the same opinion.
41% of young people say they are willing to move to another country to find work, while 46% are in another region of Greece.
Also young Greeks in relation to their parents said they were a little more left leaning in politics and much less religious,
– have a slightly better level of education,
– participate less in voluntary or collective actions (excluding policies),
-trust institutions less, and
– are less involved in cultural events
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