Consumer confidence in the economy declined slightly in June 2012 compared to April, with optimism still relatively higher than in June 2011 and 2010. One in four adults expect more layoffs over the next six months, up from one in five the previous month. Despite a declining national unemployment rate, pessimism remains regarding future employment opportunities, with few expecting fewer layoffs and most anticipating the employment situation will remain the same.
The document provides a summary of consumer survey results from February 2012. It finds that consumer confidence reached its highest level since 2008 and more consumers report becoming practical in their purchases. While the employment outlook remains uncertain, fewer expect layoffs over the next six months. Chinese consumers show declining confidence compared to past years but remain practical and focused on needs over wants.
This document discusses a consumer survey on fast food trends. It finds that while the percentage of adults eating fast food four or more times a month is decreasing from 2005 levels, fast food remains popular due to low prices and convenience. McDonald's continues to be the most frequented chain but changing consumption patterns may challenge fast food companies. Reasons for patronage focus more on price and speed than food quality or healthfulness.
1) Consumer confidence declined slightly in May after rising continuously since last October.
2) Nearly half of consumers report being more practical in their purchases by focusing on needs over wants.
3) Paying down debt remains a top financial priority for consumers in the next three months, along with increasing savings.
4) One-third of consumers feel worse off financially compared to one year ago, reflecting continued economic challenges.
This document summarizes consumer survey findings from March 2012. It discusses rising consumer confidence levels, with confidence in the economy reaching its highest point since 2007. It also notes consumers are becoming more practical in their purchasing, focusing more on necessities rather than wants. Trends in consumer confidence and purchasing practicality are presented compared to previous months and years. The document is derived from Prosper Business Development Corp.'s monthly consumer surveys.
The document provides data from a survey of 3,615 respondents conducted between October 23-29, 2012 regarding views on domestic issues, the economy, national security, international issues, and excitement about voting in the 2012 presidential election. Key findings include:
1) While confidence in government economic policy has increased, over half of likely voters still think the economy is heading in the wrong direction. Nearly half say the current state of the economy is poor.
2) Likely voters are divided on whether the country is safer or less safe than four years ago, and which candidate would best handle a terrorist situation.
3) Majorities know someone utilizing government assistance programs and say the racial divide has grown in the past
This document summarizes consumer confidence and spending trends in December 2012 based on survey results. It finds that consumer confidence in a strong economy declined from November to December, with more consumers expecting layoffs over the next six months. In the last six months, consumers have become more practical in purchases, focusing on needs over wants, and many plan to pay down debt, increase savings, and decrease overall spending in the next three months.
The CMO Survey Highlights and Insights February 2013christinemoorman
Marketing spending growth is expected to flatten in the next year. While budgets are increasing in most sectors and categories, the growth rate is slowing. Traditional advertising spending continues to decline sharply, falling an expected 2.7% over the next 12 months. In contrast, all other marketing spending categories are expected to see positive but slower growth compared to last year. International sales growth is also stagnating, with the highest increases expected in Mexico and Eastern Europe.
The document provides a summary of consumer survey results from February 2012. It finds that consumer confidence reached its highest level since 2008 and more consumers report becoming practical in their purchases. While the employment outlook remains uncertain, fewer expect layoffs over the next six months. Chinese consumers show declining confidence compared to past years but remain practical and focused on needs over wants.
This document discusses a consumer survey on fast food trends. It finds that while the percentage of adults eating fast food four or more times a month is decreasing from 2005 levels, fast food remains popular due to low prices and convenience. McDonald's continues to be the most frequented chain but changing consumption patterns may challenge fast food companies. Reasons for patronage focus more on price and speed than food quality or healthfulness.
1) Consumer confidence declined slightly in May after rising continuously since last October.
2) Nearly half of consumers report being more practical in their purchases by focusing on needs over wants.
3) Paying down debt remains a top financial priority for consumers in the next three months, along with increasing savings.
4) One-third of consumers feel worse off financially compared to one year ago, reflecting continued economic challenges.
This document summarizes consumer survey findings from March 2012. It discusses rising consumer confidence levels, with confidence in the economy reaching its highest point since 2007. It also notes consumers are becoming more practical in their purchasing, focusing more on necessities rather than wants. Trends in consumer confidence and purchasing practicality are presented compared to previous months and years. The document is derived from Prosper Business Development Corp.'s monthly consumer surveys.
The document provides data from a survey of 3,615 respondents conducted between October 23-29, 2012 regarding views on domestic issues, the economy, national security, international issues, and excitement about voting in the 2012 presidential election. Key findings include:
1) While confidence in government economic policy has increased, over half of likely voters still think the economy is heading in the wrong direction. Nearly half say the current state of the economy is poor.
2) Likely voters are divided on whether the country is safer or less safe than four years ago, and which candidate would best handle a terrorist situation.
3) Majorities know someone utilizing government assistance programs and say the racial divide has grown in the past
This document summarizes consumer confidence and spending trends in December 2012 based on survey results. It finds that consumer confidence in a strong economy declined from November to December, with more consumers expecting layoffs over the next six months. In the last six months, consumers have become more practical in purchases, focusing on needs over wants, and many plan to pay down debt, increase savings, and decrease overall spending in the next three months.
The CMO Survey Highlights and Insights February 2013christinemoorman
Marketing spending growth is expected to flatten in the next year. While budgets are increasing in most sectors and categories, the growth rate is slowing. Traditional advertising spending continues to decline sharply, falling an expected 2.7% over the next 12 months. In contrast, all other marketing spending categories are expected to see positive but slower growth compared to last year. International sales growth is also stagnating, with the highest increases expected in Mexico and Eastern Europe.
The document reviews public opinion on the economy and politics in 2012, finding that while perceptions of personal financial situations were optimistic, views of the national economy and government remained pessimistic. It also shows that while approval of Obama's job performance held steady, many expect continued economic difficulties in 2013 and have doubts about Washington's ability to make progress on important issues.
The document examines Americans' perceptions of the current economic conditions and outlook. It finds that while economic optimism has increased slightly in recent months, overall views of the economy remain weak. Most believe the economy has not improved under President Obama, though many still see former President Bush's policies as more responsible for the economic problems. Views are divided on whether Obama or Romney would better handle the economy going forward.
This document provides an overview and analysis of the 2012 US election. It discusses the political context, including polls showing that the economy and jobs are top issues for voters. 56.5% think the country is on the wrong track. Americans have a cautious view of the economy, with 45% thinking nothing is really happening. For voters, the economy and jobs are very important issues in deciding who to vote for. Swing voters share similarities with Romney and Obama voters on key issues. More women rate the issue of abortion as very important compared to men.
For all of us in the for-profit education sector, change and uncertainty has become the status quo. Regulatory changes and deteriorating macro-economics are impacting everything from how schools recruit students to the type of programs they will be able to offer.
Recently, LeadsCouncil and CUnet conducted a survey among marketing professionals in higher education to measure and understand the full impact of these issues.
This presentation provides a review and analysis of the results from the 2011 Higher Education Marketing Survey, including:
• How budgets are being affected, and how the money is being allocated;
• How cost per enrollment is changing, and what schools plan to do about it;
• Concerns and priorities for school marketers for 2011;
• How the survey numbers compare to what we're seeing in the market as we approach the end of Q2.
The document provides a summary of consumer sentiment and behavior in March 2013 based on survey data from Prosper. Key points include:
- Consumer confidence remained stagnant with 37.5% feeling very confident in the economy, below levels expected for a strong economy.
- Most households are coping financially with recent tax increases by spending less and increasing savings behaviors like using coupons.
- However, the personal savings rate declined to a low level not seen since 2007, suggesting spending may be coming at the expense of savings.
- Confidence in having enough savings for future needs is highest among younger consumers and declines with age as expenses like mortgages and retirement loom.
The cmo survey highlights and insights, feb 2011christinemoorman
The survey found that marketer optimism about the overall US economy reached its highest point in two years, with an optimism score of 63.3 out of 100. Marketer optimism about their own company's revenue prospects continues to accelerate, scoring 73.2 out of 100. Over two-thirds of marketers say they are more optimistic about their company's revenue compared to last quarter, while optimism about the overall US economy increased from the previous quarter.
During this webinar, Mark Kelso, Director of Pricing for Pamida Stores, will share insights on their price optimization strategy and results. Pamida wanted to improve their every day value proposition and required additional discipline and capabilities to develop and support their pricing strategies. They developed strategies based on consumer segments and an ongoing systematic capability to optimize pricing based on their customer’s demand signal. With price optimization they are now able to identify changes in consumer sentiment and quickly adjust their strategies.
This document provides a summary of consumer confidence and spending trends in November 2012 based on survey results.
Consumer confidence reached a 5-year high in November 2012, with 39.7% of adults feeling confident or very confident in the economy. However, consumers remained focused on needs over wants and increasing savings over decreasing debt or overall spending in preparation for the upcoming holiday season and "fiscal cliff."
The document concludes with notes on other November 2012 consumer insights such as views on future layoffs, gas price estimates, trends in organic food sales, and an outlook that was mixed compared to previous months but up from November 2011.
The cmo survey_highlights_and_insights-aug-2011_finalchristinemoorman
The survey found that marketer optimism for the overall U.S. economy reached its lowest point in two years, with an average rating of 55.6 out of 100. Most marketers (57.4%) said they were less optimistic about the economy compared to the previous quarter. However, marketer optimism for their own company's revenue prospects weakened less, with an average rating of 66.4 out of 100. While 51.4% saw no change in optimism for their company, 25.7% felt more optimistic and 22.8% felt less optimistic about their company's revenue prospects.
The Public Opinion Landscape – Republican National ConventionGloverParkGroup
The document provides an overview and analysis of the 2012 US election. It summarizes polling data showing that most voters think the country is on the wrong track and their top concern is the economy. While more still blame George W. Bush than Barack Obama for the economic problems, perceptions of the economy are mostly negative. The popularity of both presidential candidates, Obama and Romney, are low compared to past elections. Polls also find that a majority of voters feel Romney is out of step with most Americans' thinking and that about a third view his positions as too conservative.
This document summarizes consumer confidence and spending patterns based on survey results from October 2012. It finds that consumer confidence remains cautious due to economic uncertainty from issues like the upcoming "fiscal cliff." Specifically, confidence in a strong economy reached only 37.9% in October 2012, down from peaks in 2007. Additionally, more consumers are focusing on necessities rather than wants and paying down debt in the current climate. Looking to the holidays, the report suggests targeted and planned spending given ongoing economic concerns.
Despite an ongoing lockdown, German consumers’ expectations for economic recovery are stable, with half believing their routines will return to normal by the end of 2021.
These exhibits are based on survey data collected in Germany from February 23–27, 2021. Check back for regular updates on German consumer sentiments, behaviors, income, spending, and expectations.
Public opinion landscape state of the union - jan 24GloverParkGroup
The document provides an overview of public opinion on economic conditions and key stories in 2011 based on surveys conducted throughout the year. It finds that the economy was the top or second most closely followed story for most of 2011. While views of the economic news were mostly negative early in the year, by the end of 2011 more saw it as a mix of good and bad news rather than mostly bad. Consumer confidence tracked closely with the stock market over the course of 2011. Several economic indicators like the unemployment rate declined over the course of the year.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
The document lists several British artists from the 19th and early 20th centuries who painted scenes depicting the game of tennis, including Otto Henry Bacher, George Goodwin Kilburne, Francis Sydney Muschamp, John Lavery, Leopold Franz Kowalski, Arthur Hacker, Tom Simpson, James Wallace, Max Liebermann, Samuel John Peploe, Spencer F. Gore, Charles March Gere, and Arthur Melville. It also includes two quotes about the relationship between painting and poetry.
The document lists the titles and artists of various paintings and photographs. It includes portraits, scenes of daily life, and images of children. The artists range from the 17th century Dutch painter Quiringh Gerritsz van Brekelenkam to the 20th century Spanish painter Joan Miró. It also includes a quote by Miró about conceiving works with passion but executing them with detachment.
Hugo Chavez was the president of Venezuela from 1999 until his death in 2013. He was a controversial yet popular leader who implemented socialist policies that aimed to improve living standards for the poor. Chavez promoted Bolivarianism and nationalized key industries, generating both strong domestic support and international criticism during his presidency.
The document summarizes consumer sentiment data from May 2013. It finds that consumer confidence in the economy declined slightly in May compared to previous months. Eight out of ten consumers believe unemployment will remain the same or increase over the next six months despite an overall declining unemployment rate. Younger consumers aged 25-34 feel financial pressures the most with challenges of child rearing, mortgages, and student loan debt. Overall, nearly half of consumers plan to save only 1-10% of their income for the year, and the US personal savings rate remains low.
Katherine Blackwell es una artista cuyo arte es una necesidad vital como la respiración. Ella disfruta del proceso creativo de hacer declaraciones artísticas que otros pueden disfrutar por su mensaje inherente.
The document reviews public opinion on the economy and politics in 2012, finding that while perceptions of personal financial situations were optimistic, views of the national economy and government remained pessimistic. It also shows that while approval of Obama's job performance held steady, many expect continued economic difficulties in 2013 and have doubts about Washington's ability to make progress on important issues.
The document examines Americans' perceptions of the current economic conditions and outlook. It finds that while economic optimism has increased slightly in recent months, overall views of the economy remain weak. Most believe the economy has not improved under President Obama, though many still see former President Bush's policies as more responsible for the economic problems. Views are divided on whether Obama or Romney would better handle the economy going forward.
This document provides an overview and analysis of the 2012 US election. It discusses the political context, including polls showing that the economy and jobs are top issues for voters. 56.5% think the country is on the wrong track. Americans have a cautious view of the economy, with 45% thinking nothing is really happening. For voters, the economy and jobs are very important issues in deciding who to vote for. Swing voters share similarities with Romney and Obama voters on key issues. More women rate the issue of abortion as very important compared to men.
For all of us in the for-profit education sector, change and uncertainty has become the status quo. Regulatory changes and deteriorating macro-economics are impacting everything from how schools recruit students to the type of programs they will be able to offer.
Recently, LeadsCouncil and CUnet conducted a survey among marketing professionals in higher education to measure and understand the full impact of these issues.
This presentation provides a review and analysis of the results from the 2011 Higher Education Marketing Survey, including:
• How budgets are being affected, and how the money is being allocated;
• How cost per enrollment is changing, and what schools plan to do about it;
• Concerns and priorities for school marketers for 2011;
• How the survey numbers compare to what we're seeing in the market as we approach the end of Q2.
The document provides a summary of consumer sentiment and behavior in March 2013 based on survey data from Prosper. Key points include:
- Consumer confidence remained stagnant with 37.5% feeling very confident in the economy, below levels expected for a strong economy.
- Most households are coping financially with recent tax increases by spending less and increasing savings behaviors like using coupons.
- However, the personal savings rate declined to a low level not seen since 2007, suggesting spending may be coming at the expense of savings.
- Confidence in having enough savings for future needs is highest among younger consumers and declines with age as expenses like mortgages and retirement loom.
The cmo survey highlights and insights, feb 2011christinemoorman
The survey found that marketer optimism about the overall US economy reached its highest point in two years, with an optimism score of 63.3 out of 100. Marketer optimism about their own company's revenue prospects continues to accelerate, scoring 73.2 out of 100. Over two-thirds of marketers say they are more optimistic about their company's revenue compared to last quarter, while optimism about the overall US economy increased from the previous quarter.
During this webinar, Mark Kelso, Director of Pricing for Pamida Stores, will share insights on their price optimization strategy and results. Pamida wanted to improve their every day value proposition and required additional discipline and capabilities to develop and support their pricing strategies. They developed strategies based on consumer segments and an ongoing systematic capability to optimize pricing based on their customer’s demand signal. With price optimization they are now able to identify changes in consumer sentiment and quickly adjust their strategies.
This document provides a summary of consumer confidence and spending trends in November 2012 based on survey results.
Consumer confidence reached a 5-year high in November 2012, with 39.7% of adults feeling confident or very confident in the economy. However, consumers remained focused on needs over wants and increasing savings over decreasing debt or overall spending in preparation for the upcoming holiday season and "fiscal cliff."
The document concludes with notes on other November 2012 consumer insights such as views on future layoffs, gas price estimates, trends in organic food sales, and an outlook that was mixed compared to previous months but up from November 2011.
The cmo survey_highlights_and_insights-aug-2011_finalchristinemoorman
The survey found that marketer optimism for the overall U.S. economy reached its lowest point in two years, with an average rating of 55.6 out of 100. Most marketers (57.4%) said they were less optimistic about the economy compared to the previous quarter. However, marketer optimism for their own company's revenue prospects weakened less, with an average rating of 66.4 out of 100. While 51.4% saw no change in optimism for their company, 25.7% felt more optimistic and 22.8% felt less optimistic about their company's revenue prospects.
The Public Opinion Landscape – Republican National ConventionGloverParkGroup
The document provides an overview and analysis of the 2012 US election. It summarizes polling data showing that most voters think the country is on the wrong track and their top concern is the economy. While more still blame George W. Bush than Barack Obama for the economic problems, perceptions of the economy are mostly negative. The popularity of both presidential candidates, Obama and Romney, are low compared to past elections. Polls also find that a majority of voters feel Romney is out of step with most Americans' thinking and that about a third view his positions as too conservative.
This document summarizes consumer confidence and spending patterns based on survey results from October 2012. It finds that consumer confidence remains cautious due to economic uncertainty from issues like the upcoming "fiscal cliff." Specifically, confidence in a strong economy reached only 37.9% in October 2012, down from peaks in 2007. Additionally, more consumers are focusing on necessities rather than wants and paying down debt in the current climate. Looking to the holidays, the report suggests targeted and planned spending given ongoing economic concerns.
Despite an ongoing lockdown, German consumers’ expectations for economic recovery are stable, with half believing their routines will return to normal by the end of 2021.
These exhibits are based on survey data collected in Germany from February 23–27, 2021. Check back for regular updates on German consumer sentiments, behaviors, income, spending, and expectations.
Public opinion landscape state of the union - jan 24GloverParkGroup
The document provides an overview of public opinion on economic conditions and key stories in 2011 based on surveys conducted throughout the year. It finds that the economy was the top or second most closely followed story for most of 2011. While views of the economic news were mostly negative early in the year, by the end of 2011 more saw it as a mix of good and bad news rather than mostly bad. Consumer confidence tracked closely with the stock market over the course of 2011. Several economic indicators like the unemployment rate declined over the course of the year.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
The document lists several British artists from the 19th and early 20th centuries who painted scenes depicting the game of tennis, including Otto Henry Bacher, George Goodwin Kilburne, Francis Sydney Muschamp, John Lavery, Leopold Franz Kowalski, Arthur Hacker, Tom Simpson, James Wallace, Max Liebermann, Samuel John Peploe, Spencer F. Gore, Charles March Gere, and Arthur Melville. It also includes two quotes about the relationship between painting and poetry.
The document lists the titles and artists of various paintings and photographs. It includes portraits, scenes of daily life, and images of children. The artists range from the 17th century Dutch painter Quiringh Gerritsz van Brekelenkam to the 20th century Spanish painter Joan Miró. It also includes a quote by Miró about conceiving works with passion but executing them with detachment.
Hugo Chavez was the president of Venezuela from 1999 until his death in 2013. He was a controversial yet popular leader who implemented socialist policies that aimed to improve living standards for the poor. Chavez promoted Bolivarianism and nationalized key industries, generating both strong domestic support and international criticism during his presidency.
The document summarizes consumer sentiment data from May 2013. It finds that consumer confidence in the economy declined slightly in May compared to previous months. Eight out of ten consumers believe unemployment will remain the same or increase over the next six months despite an overall declining unemployment rate. Younger consumers aged 25-34 feel financial pressures the most with challenges of child rearing, mortgages, and student loan debt. Overall, nearly half of consumers plan to save only 1-10% of their income for the year, and the US personal savings rate remains low.
Katherine Blackwell es una artista cuyo arte es una necesidad vital como la respiración. Ella disfruta del proceso creativo de hacer declaraciones artísticas que otros pueden disfrutar por su mensaje inherente.
- Consumer confidence rallied in March after declining for three consecutive months, with 47.4% feeling confident or very confident about the economy. However, this is still below the year-ago level and 13-month average.
- Practical purchase intentions remained stable despite shifting economic sentiment, with 35.7% becoming more practical in purchases and 40.5% focusing on needs over wants.
- Most consumers (40.6%) maintain credit card balances between $1,000-2,500, while 30.7% report having no balance. Average monthly household credit card debt is below the five-year average.
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RED MALL GHAZIABAD (Amusement Mall),GT ROAD, Ghaziabad. RED MALL GHAZIABAD ( Retail Entertainment Destination ) Project is located in Ghaziabad, nearby the new Bus–stand & Mahamya stadium.The project is in its final phase of completion. Main architectural structure is in place for viewing.
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Claudio Bravo fue un pintor hiperrealista chileno nacido en 1936 en Valparaíso. Fue influenciado por artistas del Renacimiento, el Barroco y surrealistas como Salvador Dalí. Vivió y trabajó en Tánger, Marruecos desde 1972, además de vivir en Chile, Nueva York y España. Se le conoce principalmente por sus pinturas de bodegones, retratos y paquetes.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Consumer sentiment increased slightly month-over-month in June, with nearly half of consumers feeling confident or very confident in the economy. While confidence has risen, consumers remain practical in their spending and focused on paying down debt and increasing savings. Gas prices remaining under $3 per gallon have provided relief for budgets, with half of consumers reporting no major impact on spending. Looking ahead, discretionary spending categories like dining out and home improvements are forecast to see brighter year-over-year growth through the summer.
The Sad Story of Coral Castle (Spanish/English)Cachi Chien
El Castillo de Coral es una estructura de piedra creada por Edward Leedskalnin en Homestead, Florida utilizando piedras megalíticas que pesaban hasta 30 toneladas cada una. Leedskalnin, un hombre de 1.5 metros de altura y 45.5 kg de peso, construyó el castillo solo durante más de 28 años, negándose a dejar que nadie lo observara mientras trabajaba. El castillo permanece como una atracción turística misteriosa debido a que nunca se ha descubierto cómo una sola persona pudo mover
Consumer confidence in the US economy reached a 7-year high in December 2014 according to a survey by Prosper Insights & Analytics. The survey found 47.2% of US adults were confident or very confident in the strength of the economy. While consumer sentiment and confidence are up, consumers remain focused on financial practicality and necessities over wants. Coupons were cited as the top media influence on holiday shopping across all generations, though millennials are less likely than older generations to clip coupons from newspaper inserts and more likely to use coupons scanned on mobile devices.
La foto muestra un oso polar en el hielo marino, y el fotógrafo pide que respeten a los osos polares y otras especies en peligro debido a que el cambio climático amenaza su hábitat.
- Consumer confidence climbed 1.5 points to 50.5% in March, reaching its highest level since before the recession. Consumers continue an optimistic outlook likely due to lower gas prices.
- While consumers feel more confident about the economy, many are still prioritizing paying down debt and increasing savings over discretionary spending. Less than 40% report focusing only on necessary purchases.
- The majority of consumers carry credit card balances between $1-5,000 each month. In the past year, consumers have taken on more small amounts of debt for needs like groceries and gas or wants like dining out and travel.
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RED MALL GHAZIABAD ( Retail Entertainment Destination ) Project is located in Ghaziabad, nearby the new Bus–stand & Mahamya stadium (just 2.5 KM from Mohan Nagar at Meerut Tiraha). The project is in its final phase of completion. .
Main feature of RED MALL GHAZIABAD
The promoter of this project has already been successful in running G.I.P(Great India Place) - Noida , Appu Ghar - Pragati Maidan , Metro Walk - Rohini
- Guaranteed return of 11% till first lease out.
- Major global brands which have already signed up (Eg:- Marks & Spencer , Levi's , , Van – Heusen)
- 10 Multiplex in association with Cinepolis ( 4th Largest multiplex in world ,opening a 10 screen movie theatre, the largest multiplex in NCR).
- For Entertainment – Bowling Alley , Roller Coaster , Splash ride and many other mechanical rides.
- Food Court with Pind Balluchi & Pizza Hut on board .
Consumer confidence rebounded in November, rising 3 points from October to 47.5%. While confidence and holiday spending plans were up slightly from last year, consumers remained practical in their purchasing and focused on needs over wants. On average, US holiday shoppers plan to spend $806 on gifts and holiday items, flat compared to last year, but when including self-gifting, total planned holiday spending is $937, up 4.1% from 2014. Generations X and Baby Boomers currently account for 65% of the $138 billion in total planned holiday gift spending.
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The document summarizes results from a consumer survey conducted in April 2012. It finds that consumer confidence stalled after improving for five months, employment outlook remains stagnant with over half expecting the same number of layoffs, and practical purchasing remains a priority for most consumers who are focusing on necessities over wants.
The document summarizes the results of a June 2012 consumer survey. It finds that consumer confidence in the economy is at its lowest level since 2007. One in four adults expect more layoffs over the next six months, despite declining unemployment rates. Less than one in five expect fewer layoffs. Over a third of adults did not save any of their annual income in the last year. Those saving small amounts are declining since 2007 levels.
This document summarizes consumer survey results from July 2012 on topics such as consumer confidence, employment outlook, practical purchasing habits, and holiday spending plans. It also provides an overview of back-to-school shopping trends for 2012, noting that combined spending on school and college supplies is expected to total $84 billion this year. Consumer confidence remains low at 32.8% while over half of consumers report focusing only on necessities in their purchases. Nearly half of consumers with holiday spending plans aim to spend the same as last year.
2009 The Edelman Trust Barometer Korea ReportEdelmankorea
Trust in key institutions in Korea declined significantly from 2008 to 2009 according to the Edelman Trust Barometer. Young Korean opinion leaders lost faith in business, media, and government, with trust in business dropping from 52% to 32%. Overall, 7 out of 10 Koreans reported trusting business less than the previous year, with major declines in the financial, automotive, and healthcare sectors. However, trust in NGOs remained relatively high in Korea. Technology remained the most trusted industry globally and in Korea, while US, Chinese, and other companies saw major drops in trust.
The CMO Survey Highlights and Insights February 2013 - Correctedchristinemoorman
The survey found that marketer optimism for the U.S. economy showed a cautious rise, with optimism almost doubling from 29% to 56.4% of the sample. Marketers were also more optimistic about their own companies than the overall economy. Most customer metrics were forecast to increase in the next 12 months, though there was an expected shift away from customers prioritizing low price. Growth strategies were expected to take on more risk, with diversification increasing by 28%. International focus remained on Canada, Western Europe, and China, though growth of international markets slowed overall. Marketing budget growth flattened, with spending up in all sectors except B2C-Product. Spending on traditional advertising continued to plummet while all other categories
IHC -- Health reform: What it means and what's nextGalen Institute
This document summarizes key points about the current state of health reform and what may happen next:
- The Affordable Care Act aims to expand coverage to 32 million more Americans but 23 million will remain uninsured. It establishes insurance mandates and exchanges and cuts Medicare spending.
- While early benefits of the law are popular, the law remains unpopular due to concerns about higher costs for taxpayers and consumers. Up to 80 million Americans could be forced to change their health plans.
- Implementation of the law faces challenges through legal challenges, heavy regulation, and political debates during the 2012 election.
- Opportunities exist to reshape the policy debate and push for a more dynamic, personalized system that engages
Consumers take three main steps to manage their online reputation:
1. Most consumers restrict who has access to their personal and professional online profiles and sites to separate their identities.
2. Doing regular self-searches and using privacy settings to limit access to profiles are common steps taken by consumers to manage their reputation.
3. While consumers employ both proactive and reactive reputation management strategies, they are divided on how much control they have over their online reputation and who is responsible for issues that arise.
This research examines the expanding role of online reputation in both professional and
personal lives. It studies how recruiters and HR professionals use online reputational
information in their candidate review processes, and how consumers feel about this use of their information. It investigates the steps consumers take to monitor and protect their online reputation.
Study commissioned by Microsoft and made available for Data Privacy Day, January 28, 2010.
The document reports on a survey of 503 business decision-makers about their use of social media in business purchasing processes. Key findings include:
- Respondents saw the greatest increases in using search engines and supplier websites over the past year. Younger respondents reported higher increases in using social media like Facebook, blogs, and Twitter.
- Respondents perceive spending the most time on search engines and supplier websites each month. Younger respondents spent more time on social media and advertising.
- Over half saw benefits of social media like access to others' experiences, while three-fifths cited weaknesses like unreliable information. Younger respondents were more likely to see no weaknesses.
- 38% used social media in their purchase
Most small business owners in the US do not expect economic conditions to improve in the next year according to a survey by the Wall Street Journal and Vistage. While 26% of business owners said economic conditions improved in the last year, only 25% expect conditions to be better over the next 12 months. Most small business CEOs (49%) think economic conditions will remain about the same. Despite the uncertain economic outlook, 65% of small business CEOs expect their sales revenues to increase in the next year.
State Policies Expanding Dependent Coverage to Young Adults in Private Health...soder145
1) State policies expanding dependent health insurance coverage to young adults up to age 26-29 have become increasingly popular, with over 25 states enacting such policies as of 2008.
2) Preliminary analysis found these policies increased young adults' likelihood of being covered as dependents on a private health plan by about 2 to 3 percentage points, offsetting a similar drop in young adults obtaining their own private coverage.
3) The policies did not significantly impact the uninsured rate, suggesting the expanded dependent coverage substituted for other private insurance rather than reducing the number of uninsured. However, the analysis was limited by only a few years of post-policy data in most states.
The document summarizes the results of a compensation survey conducted by Connell & Partners in response to continuing economic uncertainty. Over 70 companies responded. Key findings include:
- 45% of companies are taking a "wait and see" approach to compensation changes
- 71% of companies making short-term changes are adjusting short-term incentive plans
- 50% expect short-term incentives to payout below target levels
- Two-thirds expect similar merit increase budgets to last year between 2.5-3.5%
- Companies are considering various long-term changes to compensation plans to address uncertainty
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This document summarizes key points from American Business Media's 2012 annual conference. It discusses the transition of business media from print to digital, the growth of mobile and social media, and a four-pillar strategy of building on data and audience, content and brand, convening power and community, and social and mobile. Business media revenues declined significantly from 2007-2010 but are recovering with a shift to digital. Social media is becoming a true business medium, and establishing social listening, voice and driving conversation are important for social business media.
Presentation given by Jodie Slaughter, FASAE and Jodie Slaughter, FASAE President and Founding Partner, McKinley Advisors and
Michelle Mason, CAE, FASAE, CQIA
Managing Director, ASQ
at ASAE Annual Meeting 2012
Member Models and Their Relation toValue in a Time of Change
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The document summarizes the findings of the 2020 GoDaddy Global Entrepreneurship Survey, which surveyed over 5,000 small business owners across 10 countries regarding the impact of COVID-19. Some key findings include:
- 2 in 5 small businesses had to temporarily close due to COVID-19, while 75% saw reduced revenues
- However, most owners expect to recover within a year and believe their business will continue operating or grow in the next 3-5 years
- U.S. respondents were most determined about recovery, with 70% expecting to recover within a year
Mainstreet Bank aims to increase awareness, loyalty, and product usage among target groups through a new branding strategy. Industry trends show consolidation among banks and three banks controlling most profits. Competitors use CSR, products, and sponsorships. Research finds GTBank challenges other banks and is chosen for customer service. The strategy proposes a reality TV show to build business skills in youth and spark entrepreneurship. Participants will complete tasks and be eliminated weekly, with cash prizes for top 3. Television, radio, print, and digital media will promote the show and position the bank as innovative, trendy, and reliable to youth.
Ipsos MORI Captains of Industry Survey 2012Ipsos UK
The top issues facing Britain today according to the 2012 Captains of Industry study conducted by Ipsos MORI are the Government deficit (mentioned by 23%), Lack of economic growth (22%) and the Eurozone (20%). This is marked change from 2011 when the Eurozone was the most frequently mentioned issue, identified by 43%.Over half the Captains interviewed (57%) feel the general economic condition of the country over the next 12 months will remain the same, with a further third (31%) expecting economic conditions to improve. Just (12%) think the economy will get worse. This represents a considerable improvement from last year when 56% of Captains felt the economy would get worse.
See http://www.ipsos-mori.com/researchpublications/researcharchive/3107/Britains-bosses-share-concerns-of-the-public-over-deficit.aspx
The document summarizes consumer sentiment and behavior in February 2013 based on a monthly consumer survey. It finds that consumer confidence rose month-over-month consistent with other measures. While those expecting layoffs reached a 3-year high, 2 in 5 reported little impact from new tax laws, though 1 in 10 felt greatly impacted. Top copings included spending less overall, watching for sales, and using coupons more. A new discovery also found a correlation between happiness and housing starts.
Consumer sentiment increased in March, with 57.8% of Americans confident in the economy, representing a 15-year high. While older generations have been driving gains, sentiment among younger adults also rose 15% in March. However, consumers remain cautious spenders, with 36.9% focusing on practical purchases and 43.1% prioritizing needs over wants. Most consumers carry credit card debt between $1-5,000, though the percentage with $0 balances has declined 3% annually over 5 years as more take on smaller debts.
The document summarizes consumer sentiment and spending behaviors based on a survey from Prosper Insights & Analytics. It finds that while consumer confidence declined slightly from its peak in December, it remains high at 50.1% and well above the 13-month average. Sentiment has surged 19% year-over-year. Consumers continue focusing spending on necessities and essential needs rather than wants. Savings and paying down debt also remain financial priorities over the next three months as consumers maintain a cautious approach.
Consumer confidence cooled slightly in January but remains well above historical averages. While 52.3% of consumers are confident in the economy, down from December's high, this represents a 23% increase over January 2016. Consumers also showed signs of moderating spending after the holidays, with 37.2% reporting more practical purchases and 42.8% focusing only on needs. However, optimism for an economic rebound reached a new high of 37.8%, up over 6% from last year, though 38.1% remain unsure of recovery. Most consumers still believe the crisis will impact their lifestyles through 2022, primarily by sticking to budgets and scrutinizing purchases.
- Consumer sentiment surged in December 2016 with 54.5% of Americans confident in the economy, the highest level in over 10 years, as political anxiety eased somewhat.
- While confidence improved, practical purchase intentions and focus on necessities declined from last month, and one in ten plan to increase holiday spending by an average of $103 due to the election outcome.
- Men, higher-income households, and younger consumers under 45 have a more positive post-election holiday spending outlook compared to other groups.
The document discusses consumer sentiment and spending trends heading into the 2016 holiday season. It finds that consumer confidence remained flat in November at 42.7% prior to the election. While confidence was lackluster, consumers are still planning to spend on practical holiday needs. On average, individuals plan to spend $796 on gifts, décor, cards, food and flowers, down slightly from last year. When accounting for self-gifting, total holiday spending is forecast to be $936, up 4.4% year-over-year. Of note, Generation X is the only group with a positive spending outlook, planning to spend $46.6 billion on gifts.
- Consumer confidence declined 3 points from September to October 2016 according to a Prosper Insights & Analytics survey, with 42.7% now confident in the economy. This is 2 points below the 13-month average.
- With declining confidence, consumers' purchasing intentions have become more practical and focused on needs. 38.8% say they have become more practical in purchases compared to the 13-month average of 37.5%.
- Halloween spending is projected to hit a record high in 2016 with celebrants planning to spend $82.93 on costumes, candy, decorations and cards, up over 10% from 2015, possibly due to consumers seeking an escape from political and economic uncertainty.
- Consumer sentiment continues to improve from July's 13-month low, with 46.1% of consumers feeling confident or very confident in the U.S. economy in September. This is above the 13-month average of 44.8%.
- Sentiment is up 1 point from September 2015 and nearly 5 points higher than pre-recession levels in September 2007.
- Headed into the holiday season, preliminary holiday spending plans show those planning to spend "more" on gifts increased over 1 point from last year, while those planning to spend "less" remained relatively unchanged.
Consumer sentiment rebounded in August from its Brexit-influenced low in July, with 44.0% of Americans feeling confident in the economy. While an improvement over July, sentiment remains below its 13-month average. Practicality in purchases and focus on needs increased marginally in August compared to July. Consumers are expected to spend 6% more on back-to-school shopping this year compared to last, making it a "replenishment" year. Nearly half of shoppers plan to shop online, a nearly 30% increase year-over-year, while discount stores remain popular destinations.
- Consumer sentiment declined more than 10% from June to July 2016 following the Brexit vote and stock market drop, with only 41.1% feeling confident or very confident in the economy. This is the lowest reading in 13 months.
- While overall economic optimism remains, those unsure of the economy's direction increased year-over-year as did those feeling less wealthy compared to a year ago.
- In light of declining confidence, consumers focused more on practical purchases and buying only necessities in July compared to June.
- Consumer sentiment rebounded in June, with 46.3% feeling confident or very confident in the economy, up nearly 3 points from May. While confidence has followed an erratic pattern over the past year, the current reading is slightly above the 13-month average.
- When shopping online, consumers rank low prices as the most important service at 87.9%, but the importance of free shipping is rising and narrowing the gap. Younger generations place more importance on same-day delivery options.
- In June, practicality when spending and focus on needs declined slightly from May, tracking near 13-month averages.
Consumer sentiment declined in May, with 43.7% of Americans confident in the economy, down nearly 3 points from April and 2 points below the 13-month average. As confidence decreased, consumers became more practical in purchases, with 39.6% focusing only on needs. While savings sentiment has improved since the recession across all incomes, over 1/3 of Americans still feel financially insecure, reaching nearly 50% for lower-income households.
- Consumer confidence declined slightly in April according to a Prosper Insights & Analytics survey, with 46.4% feeling confident or very confident in the economy compared to 49% in March.
- Younger consumers aged 18-34 expressed the highest confidence but were also the most likely to report becoming more practical in purchases. Those aged 55+ expressed the lowest confidence and greatest concerns about political issues and personal safety.
- As confidence declined, consumers focused more on needs over wants and became more practical in purchases, signaling continued economic uncertainty.
Consumer confidence declined slightly in February according to a survey by Prosper Insights & Analytics. The percentage of adults who are confident or very confident in the economy fell to 42.0%, down from 49.0% in February 2015. While consumers feel more positive about their savings than following the recession, the percentage who feel better off financially has plateaued just under 30% recently. In February, consumers indicated that paying down debt and increasing savings would be priorities over the next three months.
Consumer confidence dropped nearly 4 points in January 2016 to 42.5%, the lowest level in 13 months. While consumers remain focused on practical purchases, their emphasis on needs over wants when spending increased. Fewer consumers are optimistic about the economy rebounding, down 5% year-over-year to 35.4%, and nearly 39% are unsure if/when an economic recovery will occur. Most consumers indicate the economic crisis will impact their lifestyles over the next 5 years by sticking to budgets, being more price conscious, and spending less on dining out and credit card debt.
The document summarizes consumer sentiment and spending trends for October 2015. Consumer confidence remained steady from September but below the 13-month average. More consumers expect layoffs in the coming months. In response, consumers are focusing more on necessities and practical purchases. For Halloween, celebrants plan to spend slightly less than last year on costumes, candy, decorations and cards. Younger consumers are more likely to dress up and draw costume ideas from various social media sources.
- Consumer confidence declined 2 points to 44.9% in September, a new low for the year due to stock market volatility. While slightly above the 13-month low, sentiment remains below the 13-month average.
- Despite declining confidence, practicality in purchases also decreased for the second straight month in September. Focus on necessities also declined from August and was down 10% from September 2014.
- Preliminary holiday spending plans show those planning to spend more on gifts remained flat year-over-year, while fewer plan to spend less, suggesting total gift spending may be around $600 billion.
Consumer sentiment rebounded slightly in August according to a Prosper Insights & Analytics report. Sentiment rose 2 points from July's low to 47.2% of consumers being very or somewhat confident in the economy. While an improvement over July, this is still below the 2015 average of 48.6%. Practical purchasing attitudes eased slightly from July but remain below last August's levels. Planned back-to-school spending is estimated at $68 billion for 2015, down 6% from last year, while back-to-college spending is forecast to decline only 2%.
- Consumer confidence dropped 4 points month-over-month to 45.2% in July 2015, the lowest level for the year but still above levels from late 2014.
- As confidence decreased, consumers became more practical and focused on needs over wants in their purchasing. The proportion saying they had become more practical spiked to 51.7% in July.
- The outlook for economic recovery was unchanged from a year ago, with about a third positive it would rebound, some more unsure, and declining numbers feeling less wealthy than the previous year.
- Consumer confidence remained relatively steady in May compared to April, lowering less than half a point. Confidence levels are up 18% from May 2014 and higher than pre-recession levels in May 2007.
- While confidence has dipped from highs earlier in the year, consumers continue to have a positive outlook on the economy. Practical purchasing attitudes have declined slightly in recent months.
- The consumer spending forecast suggests lackluster spending from April may continue into May, though discretionary categories may see stronger growth. Spending outlook is higher for lower-income households likely benefiting most from lower gas prices.
Consumer confidence increased slightly in April according to a survey by Prosper Insights & Analytics. Confidence rose 1.5 points to 49% as gas prices remained low. Younger consumers aged 18-34 expressed the most confidence in the economy but also felt the most practical about purchases. While about half of 18-34 year olds said they were saving for the future, they also felt the least financially stable of any age group.
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Big Call - June 2012
1. The BIG Call
June 2012
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