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Contact
Details: Natasha Amir Research
Executive, Gallup Pakistan Email: natasha@galluppakistan.com This WEEKLY
REPORT consists of 21 national
& multi country surveys 7 polling
organizations have been represented. India (Sports , Lifestyle ), Turkey (Health), Pakistan (Perception
on Performance ), UAE (Consumer
Confidence) – 05 national
polls Liberia (Governance), Mauritius (Ethnicity) – 02 national
polls UK(Health , Social Problems , Regional
Organizations , Health, Health), Germany (US Image), USA ( Elections), Australia(Consumer
Confidence , Inflation) – 09 national polls |
Arabbarometer – 07
Countries (Health) Ipsos Canada – 28
Countries (Civil Society) Ipsos Egypt – 09
Countries (Health) Ipsos MORI – 04
Countries (Health) YouGov UK – 07 Countries (Health) Seven
In Ten (69%) Recognize Tension Between Rich And Poor, 37% Note Tension
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698-01 A Third (34%) Of Urban Indians Claim To Have
Played Online Fantasy Sports For Money In The Past One Month (35% Men Vs 32% Women) (Click for
Details)
(YouGov
India) July 9,
2021 4.15 Society »
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698-02 Eight-In-Ten
Indians Limit Meat In Their Diets, And
Four-In-Ten Consider Themselves Vegetarian (Click for Details)
(PEW) JULY 8,
2021 4.7 Society »
Lifestyle |
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698-03 One Out Of
Every Two People Approves The Lifting
Of Restrictions (Click for Details) (Turkey) 48% of the society think that it is right to remove the restrictions as
of 1 July. However, a significant majority of the society (39%) state that it
is not right to remove all restrictions. The people who are concerned about
the lifting of restrictions are predominantly women and the vaccinated
population. Despite the lifting of all bans as of July 1, 44% of the society
reacted to the ban on music after 24:00. Especially the reactions of the
students are high in this regard. But on the other hand, 38% support this
decision. (Ipsos
Turkey) July 5,
2021 4.11 Society »
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698-04 38% Say That
They Are Satisfied With The Current
Situation In Pakistan However 53% Say That They Are Not (Click for Details) (Pakistan) A nationally
representative sample of adult men and women from across the four provinces
was asked the following question, “By keeping in mind the current situation
of Pakistan, please tell us that how satisfied or unsatisfied you are with
the current situation of Pakistan?” In response to this question, 16% said
‘very satisfied’, 22% said ‘somewhat satisfied’ while 16% said “somewhat
unsatisfied”, 37% said “very unsatisfied”, 7% did not know and 2% did not
respond (Gallup Pakistan) July 05, 2021 3.1 Economy » Perceptions on Performance |
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698-05 Emirates Tops
The List Of UAE’s Most Recommended
Brands, With A Recommend Score Of 91.4% (Click for Details)
(YouGov
MENA) July 07, 2021 3.2 Economy » Consumer Confidence |
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698-06 A
Preference For Democracy In Liberia Over Any
Other Type Of Political System Has Increased From 72% In 2008 To 83% In 2020 (Click for Details) (Liberia) Support for democracy and
rejection of authoritarian alternatives have been consistently high among
Liberians over the past decade. A preference for democracy over any other type
of political system has increased from 72% in 2008 to 83% in 2020. An
overwhelming majority (85%) of Liberians “agree” or “strongly agree” that the
president should be limited to a maximum of two terms in office, a position
that has held steady over the past decade (Afrobarometer) 8 July 2021 1.3 Domestic
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698-07 Nearly
Nine Out Of 10 Mauritians (87%) Say Their National Identity Is At Least As
Important To Them As Their Ethnic-Group Identity
(Click for Details) (Mauritius) Nearly nine out of 10
Mauritians (87%) say their national identity is at least as important to them
as their ethnic-group identity (Figure 1). o Self-identification as “only
Mauritian” or “more Mauritian than (ethnic group),” selected by 32% overall,
is more pronounced among urban residents (36%) than among their rural
counterparts (29%) About three out of 10 Mauritians say other citizens
treated them unfairly at least once during the previous year based on their
ethnicity (30%), economic status (31%), or religion (32%) (Afrobarometer) 8 July 2021 4.3 Society »
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698-08 By 53% To 18%, Parents With
Underage Children Say They Would Get
Them Vaccinated Against Covid-19 (Click for Details)
(YouGov UK) July 05, 2021 4.11 Society »
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698-09 55% Britons think the age
of marriage should be raised to 18
(Click
for Details) (UK) Currently, 16 and
17-year olds in England and Wales, can marry with their parents’ permission
while in Scotland they can marry at 16 of their own will. However, Sajid
Javid believes most of these young unions are "coerced or forced for
cultural and religious reasons" and is seeking to end them with
legislation. Further to this, more than half of the public (55%) think that
marriage should only become legal at the age of 18, In fact, a greater
proportion of people are in favour of raising the age of marriage to 21 (14%)
than support keeping it at 16 (8%). (YouGov UK) July 05, 2021 4.13 Society »
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698-10 Three
In Ten Britons Choose Working Closely
With The EU On The Prevention And Detection Of Crime (31%) And To Reduce
Illegal Immigration (28%) (Click for Details)
(Ipsos MORI) 6 July 2021 2.8 Foreign
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698-11 41% Of
Britons Say Double-Jabbed People Should
Self-Isolate (Click for Details) (UK) Some 41% of Britons
say double-jabbed people should self-isolate, while 40% say they should not.
Another 18% are uncertain. While these
opinions vary little across age groups, they do differ across the political
spectrum. While over a third (37%) of Conservative voters say the vaccinated
people should self-isolate, nearly half (48%) believe they should not. It is
almost a mirror image when it comes to Labour supporters, with 48% wanting
fully vaccinated people to continue with quarantining while one in three
(34%) do not. (YouGov UK) July 06, 2021 4.11 Society »
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698-12 Britons
Becoming Increasingly Comfortable
Returning To Normality, But Around 4 In 10 Still Unhappy With Hugs,
Handshakes And Holidays Abroad (Click for Details)
(Ipsos MORI) 9 July 2021 4.11 Society »
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698-13 42
Percent Of Germans Say That The US Is
Generally A Friend And Ally Of Germany (Click for Details) (Germany) Currently,
42 percent of Germans say that the US is generally a friend and ally of
Germany. At the time of Donald Trump's US presidency, this was 23 percent
less (19 percent). The statement that the United States is generally not
friendly towards Germany currently only applies to 11 percent of all respondents;
during Donald Trump's reign it was 27 percent. (YouGov
Germany) July 7, 2021 2.6 Foreign
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698-14 41% Of Catholic Congregations In The Database Heard At Least One
Sermon Mentioning The Election, Compared
With 63% Of Both Mainline Protestant (Click for
Details)
(PEW) JULY 8,
2021 1.1 Domestic
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698-15 8.88 Million Australians Aged 14+ (42%) Used Public Transport During The March
Quarter 2021 (Click for
Details)
(Roy Morgan) July 09
2021 3.2 Economy » Consumer Confidence |
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698-16 Inflation Expectations Increase To 4% In June,
Highest Since March 2020 And Up 0.8% Points From Record Low Of 3.2% (Click for Details) (Australia) In June 2021 Australians expected inflation
of 4% annually over the next two years, up 0.3% and the highest Inflation
Expectations since the pandemic began. Inflation Expectations are now 0.8%
higher than they were a year ago – the biggest year-over-year increase since
the series began in 2010. Inflation Expectations are still 0.7% points below
their long-term average of 4.7% but are now 0.5% points higher than the 2020
monthly average of 3.5%. (Roy Morgan) July 11
2021 3.4 Economy »
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698-17 Morocco And Libya Are Top Two
Countries In Mena In Terms Of Vaccine Acceptance, 77 And 70 Percent (Click for Details) The top two countries in terms of government trust- Morocco at 48
percent and Libya at 44 percent- are also the top two countries in terms of
vaccine acceptance, 77 and 70 percent, respectively. As Salma al-Shami
recently noted, the Moroccan government is among the best performers in the
region when it comes to the overall public response to COVID. At the time of
the survey, 10 percent of Moroccan respondents reported already receiving at
least one dose of a COVID vaccine. (Arabbarometer) July 7, 2021 4.11 Society »
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698-18 Seven In Ten (69%) Recognize Tension
Between Rich And Poor, 37% Note Tension Between Men And Women (Click for Details)
(Ipsos Canada) 8 July 2021 4.4 Society »
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698-19 Depending on the country, between
six and eight in ten say they definitely will continue or may continue
wearing a mask in public (Click for
Details) More than half of those surveyed
in Brazil and just under half in Italy, the U.K., France, Mexico, and Germany
say they definitely will continue social distancing in public places,
compared to only one-third in Japan and the U.S. The U.S. shows the highest
proportion saying that they will not continue or haven’t been socially
distancing pre-vaccination (22%). Gaps are even wider when it comes to
mask-wearing in public: 57% in Brazil say they definitely will continue,
compared to 27% in Germany. Germany and the U.S. have the largest proportions
saying they will not continue or haven’t been wearing a mask (32% both). (Ipsos Egypt) 8 JULY 2021 4.11 Society »
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698-20 Rheumatoid Arthritis In Developed
Countries, Affects 0.5% To 1% Of The Adult Population (Click for Details) Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic, inflammatory joint disease. In
developed countries, it affects 0.5% to 1% of the adult population, with a
two to three times higher frequency in women compared to men, regardless of
age. Methotrexate remains the anchor drug in the treatment of Rheumatoid
arthritis despite the introduction and increased availability of many new
drugs. Methotrexate has demonstrated tangible clinical benefits, leading to
remission or low disease activity in 25% to 50% of treated patients, particularly
in early rheumatoid arthritis. (Ipsos MORI) 9 July 2021 4.11 Society »
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698-21 79% Of Spaniards Support EU Digital
COVID Certificate For Travel, Support Is Lowest In France (55%) (Click for Details)
(YouGov UK) July 09, 2021 4.11 Society »
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TOPIC OF THE WEEK: Seven In Ten (69%) Recognize Tension Between Rich And Poor, 37% Note
Tension Between Men And Women uThis page is devoted to
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Seven
In Ten (69%) Recognize Tension Between
Rich And Poor, 37% Note Tension Between Men And Women
Greatest
tension in Canada between the rich and poor A new Ipsos Global
Advisor poll, carried out in partnership with the Policy Institute at King’s
College London asked respondents in 28 countries to indicate how much tension
there is between varying demographic groups. Canadians indicate that the dichotomy
between the rich and the poor is the most tense relationship (69%) in the
country, in line with the data showing people worldwide perceive most tension
to exist between the rich and poor (Global Country Average of 74% say there
is at least a fair amount of tension). Notably, despite
conversations in the media and political realms about gender equality or the
disproportionate impact of the pandemic on women, Canadians place tensions
between the binary genders as some of the lowest in relative terms with only
37% stating there is at least a fair amount of tension between the genders. With financial
tensions ranking as the highest in the nation, and gender differences being
perceived as some of the lowest, in the middle is a variety of dichotomies
Canadians were asked to weigh in on.
Canadians indicated
that the relationship between different ethnicities is the second most tense
relationship (64% say there is a good deal/fair amount of tension) in their
country. Similar proportions indicate that tensions between immigrants and
people born in Canada (63%), between social progressives and those with
traditional values (61%), those of differing social class (59%) and those who
support different political parties (59%) also plague the country. There is relatively
less tension seen between those of differing religions (53%), between old and
young (38%), by levels of education (33%), or between cities and those
outside cities (36%). It is notable that in
all cases except one, the perceived tensions in Canada fall below that of the
global average, which would suggest that Canadians have lower societal
tensions than most countries. However, Canada sits slightly above average
regarding tensions between differing ethnic groups, indicating that there may
be strain below the surface for a country which prides itself in welcoming
newcomers and immigrants. Canadians
ambivalent towards being politically correct People in the 28
countries surveyed were asked to rate their feelings about political
correctness on a scale from 0 to 7, with 0 meaning many people are too easily
offended and 7 meaning people need to change the way they talk to be more
sensitive to those from different backgrounds. Overall, in most of the
countries most people leaned towards believing we need to change the way
people talk (in the Global Country Average, 31% placed themselves 0 to 3 on
the scale and 60% 4 to 7). Canadians were most likely to feel ambivalent
(45%) towards political correctness, not leaning towards either pole. Culture
wars less of a concern for Canadians Just over a third of
people globally think their country is divided by “culture wars”. Respondents
were asked “From what you see on TV, in the news media, and online and in
your conversations with others, to what extent do you agree or disagree that
[your country] is divided by “culture wars”?” Three in ten (28%) Canadians
agreed with this statement, below the global country average of 35%. In contrast to other
polled nations, Canada fell well below South Africa and the United States
which led polling with 58% and 57% of respective respondents agreeing that
culture wars divide their nations. However, Canada shows less unity than
Japan, where only 9% of respondents agreed that culture wars plague their
country. Notably, while in most
countries relatively few actively disagreed with the statement, the level of
“don’t knows” remains fairly high, suggesting that the concept of a “culture
war” may remain unfamiliar for many. (Ipsos Canada) 8 July 2021 |
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