These polls are reinforced by recent ones conducted in the new Member States, which also reflect an increasing hostility towards the adoption of the euro: only 44% of the population in the new Member States believe that the introduction of the euro will have positive consequences for their country, and 47% is unhappy about the euro replacing their national currency.
These polls are reinforced by recent ones conducted in the new Member States, which also reflect an increasing hostility towards the adoption of the euro: only 44% of the population in the new Member States believe that the introduction of the euro will have positive consequences for their country, and 47% is unhappy about the euro replacing their national currency.