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Cost of living remains Turkey’s top concern, TurkStat survey finds - Turkish Minute
The rising cost of living remains the most pressing issue for people in Turkey, according to the latest Life Satisfaction Survey released by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat), despite the agency reporting a rise in self-declared happiness levels.
According to the Turkish Statistical Institute's (TÜİK) 2025 Life Satisfaction Survey, the percentage of people who say they are happy has risen to 53.3%. The survey also revealed that married individuals are happier, and the biggest problem for citizens was the high cost of living, at 31.3%.
The Turkish Statistical Institute's (TÜİK) 2025 Life Satisfaction Survey results revealed that approximately half of the population in Turkey does not feel happy. While the survey showed an increase in happiness levels, the high cost of living emerged as the country's most significant problem.
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