The section explores how New Year's Eve celebrations have evolved over the years, focusing on changing traditions and practices:
Although New Year's celebrations are quite common, it is a practice that occasionally creates public outrage and is not welcomed, especially by the devout and religious. The majority of society states that they do not celebrate New Year's Eve. There has been no significant change in the proportion of those celebrating New Year's Eve over the past few years. Young people, those who define themselves as modern, non-believers, believers, and atheists are among the demographic segments that celebrate New Year's Eve the most.
This section examines how symbolic practices such as New Year celebrations and National Lottery part...
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The section examines the trend in purchasing lottery tickets for the New Year's lottery compared to...
In December, inflation expectations for the next 12 months remained generally at the same level as t...
The section presents the January 2025 results of the KONDA Inflation Expectations Survey, examining...
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