Gallopedia Special Issue on Theory & Practice of Global Polling

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Gallopedia Special Issue on Theory & Practice of Global Polling

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7 in 10 (70%) Pakistanis are of the opinion that supporting Pakistan’s cricket team is very important for being a true Pakistani; this response was more common in males (72%) as compared to females (58%): Gallup & Gilani Pakistan

37% Pakistanis claim that there is little or no respect for individual human rights in Pakistan: World Values Survey and Gallup & Gilani Pakistan

Compared to the global average of 33%, majority Pakistanis (85%) believe that when jobs are scarce, men should have more right to a job than women (World Values Survey and Gallup & Gilani Pakistan)

Nearly 2 in 3 (64%) Pakistanis believe that being a housewife is as fulfilling as working for pay, consistent with the global average of 63%. 5% more females than males agree with the statement in Pakistan. (World Values Survey and Gallup & Gilani Pakistan)

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