Vast majority of respondents in Armenia positively assess country`s  economic state but are dissatisfied with state bodies` activities 

ArmInfo.The vast majority of respondents in Armenia positively assess the economic state of the Republic. This is evidenced by the results of the "Fog" survey  conducted by the MPG consulting company (Marketing Professional Group  - the exclusive representative of the International Association  GALLUP in Armenia).

So, to the question, how do you assess the economic state of the  Republic of Armenia as of today, 3.4% of respondents answered very  well, 9.2% - good, 53.9% - average, 13.6% - bad, 19.2% - very bad,  another 0.7% - found it difficult to answer.

At the same time, the majority of respondents are dissatisfied with  the activities of not only the government, but also the president,  prime minister, and parliament.

Answering the relevant question, 57.9% of respondents expressed  dissatisfaction with the work of the National Assembly, 33.7%  positively assessed it, and another 6.5% found it difficult to  answer.

51% of respondents expressed dissatisfaction with the work of the  government, 42%- positively assessed it, 7.2% found it difficult to  answer.

A fairly large number of respondents found it difficult to assess the  activities of the President of Armenia.  Those were 18.3%. Another  48.3% assessed his work negatively, and only 33.5% of respondents  assessed it positively. 38% of Armenian respondents are satisfied  with the work of the Prime Minister in Armenia, 57.8% are  dissatisfied, and another 4.2% found it difficult to answer.

We also add that citizens did not give high assessment to the work  and heads of bodies operating in the country. So, when asked to  assess  the work of the heads of a number of bodies on a 5-point  scale, the results were as follows:  Head of the Ministry of  Emergency Situations Armen Pambukhchyan received the highest score of  3.6 points. He is followed by Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan - 3.3  points. Police Chief Vahe Ghazaryan, RA Human Rights Defender  Kristine Grigoryan and Minister of High Technology Industry Robert  Khachatryan took the third place with 3.2 points each. Director of  the National Security Service of the Republic of Armenia Armen  Abazyan and Minister of Territorial Administration Gnel Sanosyan  received 3.1 points each. Minister of Economy Vahan Kerobyan,  Minister of Defense Suren Papikyan, Minister of Environment Hakob  Simidyan, Minister of Health Anahit Simonyan, Minister of Social  Labor Narek Mkrtchyan received 2.9 points each. Already former head  of the MESCS Vahram Dumanyan and the Ministry of Justice received 2.8  points each. And Tigran Khachatryan, the former head of the Ministry  of Finance, had the worst results, whose work was rated by the  respondents at 2.7 points.

At the same time, when asked to assess the appointment of businessman  Ruben Vardanyan as the state minister of Artsakh, 51.5% of those  polled considered this appointment positive, 27.6% - negative, and  another 21% found it difficult to answer.   It should be noted that the survey was conducted through telephone  calls to residents of Armenia from December 5 to December 10 of this  year. The sample size was 1100, the sampling error was +/- 3%.  In  2011, MPG became the official representative in Armenia of the Gallup  International Association, one of the most prestigious and  independent public opinion research organizations in the world. Since  2003, MPG, working in the sociological and marketing research market,  has implemented more than 800 projects of various sizes.