Inflation is fuelling anger, fear and helplessness among Canadians and they\u0027re all coping with it differently. Find out more.
The study found that 73 per cent feel some type of indignation about the current inflation cycle, although the level of frustration varies based on their financial situation. Those who feel financially comfortable are typically just annoyed, while 55 per cent feel frustrated.
More than half of the 200 Canadians surveyed are also feeling hopeless because they are unsure what to do. Even those who are financially stable feel theThe report said our first instinct when coping with inflation is “flight,” or cutting living costs, with 35 per cent indicating their primary response is to reduce overall spending.
Most Canadians are also now more price sensitive, with 87 per cent on the lookout for cheaper products and services. Canadians indicated they are most price conscious about food and groceries , followed by utilities and vehicle ownership .Article content
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