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Economist/Ipsos December 2013 Issues Index
This is the smallest gap between the top and second issues facing Britain, and the lowest concern about the economy since 2008.
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Britons less likely to say they're materialistic than most other countries
A major Ipsos survey of over 16,000 people across 20 countries shows that the British public are among the least likely to see themselves as materialistic.
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Economist/Ipsos November 2013 Issues Index
In this month's Issues Index for The Economist, we have recorded the highest ever concern about both poverty/inequality and low pay/fair wages.
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Police and Crime Commissioners: one year on
Research Director, Ashley Ames discusses whether the public are aware of Police and Crime Commissioners and their role, one year on from the inaugural elections.
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Half of Britons feel no benefit of economic growth
The latest Ipsos Political Monitor shows that half of Britons feel the recent economic upturn has had no impact on their standard of living (48%). Just one in seven (14%) say it has had a great deal/fair amount of impact.
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Economist/Ipsos October 2013 Issues Index
In a month in which energy prices have dominated many of the headlines, a fifth of the public (19%) are now concerned about prices/inflation. This is an increase of 8 percentage points since September
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Ipsos Top Cities
Simon Atkinson and designer Tom Warren illustrate how the largest ever global research study on the best city to do business in, live in and visit was put together.
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Homes for Britain: Britain for homes?
Ben Marshall gives a speech about public attitudes towards housing at the Labour Party conference 2013.
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Conservatives open up gap over Labour on managing the economy
The Conservatives hold an 18 point lead over Labour on managing the economy, according to the latest Ipsos research, having been neck-and-neck in March. This follows six months of rising economic optimism
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National woes versus local priorities
At Ipsos we spend a lot of time monitoring the mood of the nation, but we tend to ask the public about national issues and topics.