The section examines the trend in purchasing lottery tickets for the New Year's lottery compared to previous years:
The research shows that for a large part of society, the National Lottery has become less of an exciting ritual and more of a practice approached with caution. Although younger people and groups with higher education levels and incomes appear to be relatively more inclined to participate in the lottery, even in these segments, the percentage of those who say “I won't buy one this year” is striking.
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This section analyzes the frequency of alcohol consumption among different groups in society across...
Sixty-six percent of society does not purchase anything online beyond basic necessities, or does not...
The section explores how New Year's Eve celebrations have evolved over the years, focusing on changi...
The section analyzes the situation of buying lottery tickets for the New Year's Eve draw and the tre...
The section examines perceptions and attitudes towards representations of conservative-modern relati...
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