Crime, Corruption and Poor Quality Schools Growing Problem Saying that is a *very big problem"
There has been an overall increase in concern about the problems of crime, corrupt officials and poor quality schools in the emerging and developing nations surveyed in 2007 and 2014. For instance, in 2007, a median of 64% said crime was a very big problem across those 20 countries, but in 2014, 74% do. An almost identical change has occurred for the problem of corruption. And in 2007, a median of only 38% across these countries named poor quality schools as a big concern. Now, about half say this.
Crime, Corruption and Poor Quality  | Schools Growing Problem  | Saying that is a *very big problem"  | 2007  | 2014  | 74%  | 73  | 64%  | 51  | 38  | Crime  | Corrupt lead jers Poor q quality schools  | For Note: Medians across China 20 countries surveyedin 2008 2007 2014 and 2014.  | For corruptleaders, China data is from 2008 and 2014  | Source: Spring 2014 Global Attitudes survev. 0212-c  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 