Consumer Confidence in the Republic of Moldova, August 2006
Automatically translated summary. The full text is available in Romanian.
This study by the Independent Think Tank “Expert-Grup” presents the results of consumer confidence measurements carried out in August 2006 in the Republic of Moldova. It relies on a methodology developed by the think tank to measure and monitor the level of consumer confidence.
Consumer confidence reflects the trust that consumers place in the current and future state of the national economy and in their personal incomes.
It is measured through special indices, which condense a largely qualitative phenomenon into quantitative terms. Expert-Grup developed a methodology that makes it possible to measure and monitor consumer confidence over time. The study covers the measurements made in August 2006. The source text provides no further findings or figures beyond this description of the concept, the methodology and the scope of the study.
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