More than half of Armenian respondents expect a second wave of crisis

Economy

YEREVAN, June 30, /ARKA/. Armenia is set to go through a second wave of economic crisis, according to findings of an online public opinion poll on www.armbanks.am. More than half of visitors-57%- said there is no way for Armenia to avoid a second stage of economic downturn. Some 31% of visitors were optimistic saying the crisis was retreating. Twelve percent of visitors were not sure whether their country would experience a crisis again or not.

The online poll was conducted at www.armbanks.am from March 2 to June 28. The questions were answered by 164 visitors.

In 2009 October ARKA news agency launched new projects www.armbanks.am, www.bonds.am, www.anticrisis.am as part of its Internet-based business development strategy. Besides online information armbanks.am offers also analytical and exclusive stories, information about local banks and credit organizations, comparative financial indicators and statistics.  -0-

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