majority of Ukrainians (56,5%) against the imposition of emergency in the country to overcome the effects of economic crisis.

Thus according to a sociological study conducted 10-18 August 2009 by the Institute of Control Sciences. Gorshenina, 25,4% of them probably would not agree to the imposition of emergency rule, and 31,1% - just would not agree.

support this idea of 18,6% of citizens, of whom 12% accurately maintain, and 16,6% more support. Difficult to answer this question 15.1% of respondents.

According to the survey, despite the fact that the most important problem for Ukrainian citizens believe the economic crisis - this is indicated 64,3% of those surveyed - important indicators of economic stability, such as social protection and payment of wages and pensions concerned only 24,7% and 24,6% respectively.

sociologists conclude that the economic crisis, about which citizens are constantly hearing from politicians and the media is more psychological rather than real economic foundation.

Political instability concerned 42,5% of the respondents, health care - 24,5%, relations with Russia - 21,8%, corruption - 19,9%.

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by a considerable margin followed by: ensuring the supply of energy /natural gas (10,5%), alcoholism and drug addiction (10.4%), education (10%) and crime (9.7%).

Less than 5% of Ukrainian citizens concerned about issues such as splitting the country into West and East, NATO membership, judicial reform, relations with the EU, the constitutional reform to change the powers of President, the Verkhovna Rada and the Cabinet of Ministers of the Crimean issue.

Less than 1% of Ukrainians named among the important problems of investigating high-profile cases (the case of Gongadze case of poisoning of Yushchenko, the case Lozinski), the state of democracy and freedom of speech, the rehabilitation of OUN-UPA, the recognition of the Holodomor of the world community. Hard to name the most important issue for the country 0.8% of respondents.

As part of the all-Ukrainian sociological research on the topic Ukraine. Adulthood just under the all-Ukrainian sample, with the main socio-demographic characteristics of Ukraine's population, were interviewed 2000 respondents in 160 settlements of Ukraine, which represent the adult population of Ukraine at the age of 18 years. Trading in the sample were: age, sex, education and type of settlement, in which the respondent resides. The error of representativeness of the study does not exceed /-2,2%.