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60% of russians attribute their well-being primarily to personal efforts
The majority of Russians (60%) believe that the well-being of a person depends more on himself, not on how society works. A third of respondents (33%) believe that well-being is determined by social structure. Another 7% found it difficult to answer the question, according to a study by the Analytical Center VTSIOM.
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The majority of Russians (60%) believe that the well-being of a person depends more on himself, not on how society works. A third of respondents (33%) believe that well-being is determined by social structure. Another 7% found it difficult to answer the question, according to a study by the Analytical Center VTSIOM.
