Public attitudes towards institutions involved in tackling the Covid-19 pandemic

Public attitudes towards institutions involved in tackling the Covid-19 pandemic According to this report of an international study of six countries three in four (74 per cent) people in the UK think the government is motivated by building or protecting its own reputation when it comes to Covid-19, while six in ten (61 per cent) believe it is motivated by making lots of money in relation to the pandemic. However, majorities in other nations share the same perceptions. These perceptions also extend, although to a lesser extent, to scientists involved in tackling coronavirus. The Policy Institute at King's College London