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Consumer confidence reaches pre-pandemic levels
Sentiment is nearly where it was before March 2020 lockdowns
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[WEBINAR] Car Wars: When Will Autonomous Win the Race?
In a new year with new priorities from a new U.S. President, we have already heard about support for electrification and focus on the reduction of vehicle emissions
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[WEBINAR] Healthy Now 2021: Practicing Prevention
Join Ipsos and our guest speakers for a complimentary webinar featuring insights from this study.
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Majority of Americans believe MLB stadiums should allow fans, but with significant capacity limits
Widespread support for fans having to provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test to enter stadium
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Consumers – especially wealthy ones – are ready to pay higher prices as the economy reopens
Across industries, consumer demand matches up closely with willingness to pay a higher price – good news for businesses trying to recover from the pandemic hit.
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The Disproportionate Impact of COVID on Race/Ethnicity in America
Black/Hispanics have reported higher levels of risk for non-essential activities. This heightened sense of concern translates into real behavioral differences.
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Assessing post-pandemic stickiness of product subscriptions
Product subscriptions have gained a new relevance during the pandemic, but will this behavior stick in a post COVID-19 world?
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Americans want the government to shop domestically, no matter the price
Americans agree the U.S. government should buy U.S.-made products even if they are more expensive but don’t necessarily hold themselves to the same standard.
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Two in five Americans admit that they have purchased chocolate milk for someone in their household that they ended up drinking
New Organic Valley/Ipsos poll finds that two thirds agree enjoying chocolate milk is a healthy way to indulge during COVID-19
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App-based takeout surged during the pandemic. But did it drive new business, or reinforce what was already there?
Food delivery surged during the pandemic – especially third-party delivery services. Here’s how Americans used those apps.