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EPSU3000: Worry about global uncertainties by sex and age group

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Latest update

9/25/2026

Unit

Percent

Survey

Estonian Family and Fertility Survey 2024/2025

Source

Tallinn University Estonian Demographic Center

Matrix

EPSU3000

Detailed information: epsuinfo_en

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Sex

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Age group

Beginning of word

Field for searching for a specific value in the list box. This is examples of values you can search for.All age groups (23-64) , 23-24 , 25-29 ,

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Level of concern

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Footnotes

The dataset provides an overview of the extent to which issues such as terrorism, climate change, overpopulation, economic crises, the rising number of refugees, high unemployment, organized crime, military conflicts, global epidemics, the weakening of democracy, growing social inequality, political extremism, and the future prospects of subsequent generations are perceived as concerning. The statistics are presented by the respondent's gender and age group. The purpose of collecting data from the Estonian Family and Fertility Survey is to ensure a systematic overview of indicators related to the family and household life of the Estonian population, in order to be able to monitor time trends and differences between population groups, and to support family and population policy and research planning. Data source: Estonian Family and Fertility Survey 2024/2025; Tallinn University