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Housing key issue for Londoners who want to see financial freedom for local government
Ipsos's polling amongst Londoners, carried out on behalf of London Councils last year
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Ipsos's Captains of Industry Survey 2013
Nearly all (93%) of Britain's Captains of Industry think the economic condition of the country will improve over the next twelve months, according to the 2013 Captains of Industry study conducted by Ipsos.
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Halifax Housing Market Confidence Tracker
The latest Halifax Housing Market Confidence Tracker finds that a majority of the British public think that the next 12 months will be a good time to sell property.
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Attitudes to local democracy in Scotland
New research published today sets out public attitudes in Scotland towards a range of issues around local democracy and local government.
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Perceptions and Reality: Public attitudes to immigration
With the support of Unbound Philanthropy, Ipsos has written Perceptions and Reality: Public attitudes to immigration; our attempt to present a more complete picture by collating and distilling a wide range of attitudinal data on immigration.
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Behavioural Economics: from behavioural insight to Innovation
The use of behavioural economics in research has been a healthy injection to the market research industry, making sure that the quirks of human behaviour are not only acknowledged, but cherished.
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Britain is most concerned about immigration control
A new international survey across 19 countries by Ipsos shows that Britain is by far the most concerned about immigration control.
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Attitudes to immigration
Britons' priorities for government action in response to the lifting of restrictions on the movement of EU citizens from Romania and Bulgaria are to restrict the benefits they can claim and enforce the minimum wage, according to an Ipsos poll for British Future.
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Hunting Poll 2013
A majority of the British public say sports where animals are set on other animals to fight or kill them should not be made legal again.
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Legalising hunting poll
A majority (59%) of the British public say they would view a candidate at the next general election more favourably if they supported keeping hunting with dogs illegal.