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The Economic Pulse of the World - January 2017
Despite the optimistic ending to 2016, 2017 has not started on a positive note, with all three economic indicators stumbling right out of the gate. The future will show if this a momentary glitch, or a sign of things to come.
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Global Study Shows Potential For More Political Uncertainty Ahead
Many around the world believe their country is in decline and the system is rigged against them.
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The Economic Pulse of the World - December 2016
2016 has been a turbulent year, with a number of global events, such as Brexit and the US presidential elections, influencing the global economic situation. Despite all the calamity of the outgoing year, all three Ipsos Global @dvisor economic assessment averages are finishing on a positive note.
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Five Hours Of Media A Day For The Global Affluent
On average, the Global Affluent spends 301 minutes on media per day which adds up to 5 hours. They spend 2 hours on watching TV and 2 hours online. Nearly an hour a day is spent on reading print.
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Ipsos Update - November 2016
Welcome to the November edition of Ipsos Update, our monthly selection of research and thinking from Ipsos teams around the world.
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[EVENT] The Age Of MADTECH
We’re in a new era in the world of media, advertising and technology — it is the age of MADTECH!
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How Present Is Your Brand In The Lives Of The World's Most Affluent?
The Ipsos Global Affluent Survey is a unique database which allows planners to compare and contrast the behaviour and media consumption of the Affluent individuals across 49 countries in the world.
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Taking Responsibility - La Parisienne 2016
Ipsos teams wore the Ipsos colours to support the fight against breast cancer at La Parisienne (Paris – France)
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The Economic Pulse of the World - August 2016
The national economic assessment average us up one point since last sounding, with four in ten (41%) global respondents describing the current economic situation in their country as “good”. The average is up across most regions of the world, with Latin America (29%, +4pts.) leading the pack, followed by North America (56%, +3 pts.), Europe (37%, + 2pts.) and Asia-Pacific (46%, +1 pt.). The only region in the red this month is the Middle East/Africa region (47%, - 2pts.), driven by losses in Saudi Arabia (87%, -2 pts.), Israel (48%, -2 pts.) and Turkey (40%, - 1pt.).