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The Beauty of Diversity (Scott Burdick)

Scott Burdick nació en Chicago en 1967. En la escuela secundaria, tomó clases de dibujo en la Academia Americana de Arte con Bill Parks, quien le infundió entusiasmo y disciplina para mejorar sus habilidades artísticas. Sus ideas para pinturas provienen de todas partes y se inspiran en la belleza, el carácter y las historias de personas y lugares. Cree que el trabajo del artista es reconocer los momentos inspiradores, analizar por qué lo son y transmitir esa sensación a otros a través de sus habilidades té

Consumer Snapshot December 2013

The document summarizes consumer sentiment and shopping behaviors in December 2013 based on a consumer survey by Prosper. It finds that consumer confidence increased slightly but remained below pre-recession levels. Consumers continued focusing on practical purchases and necessities. Coupons were the top media influence for holiday shopping across generations, though millennials were less likely than older generations to clip coupons from inserts and preferred printing coupons from email.

Vehicle Net Promoter Scores

The document summarizes the results of a February 2011 survey of 8,273 respondents about their likelihood to recommend the make and model of vehicle they currently drive. It provides details on how the Net Promoter Score (NPS) is calculated based on responses and lists the top 10 vehicle models by NPS. Ford and Chevrolet scored below average NPS despite being top considered vehicles, while BMW and Kia scored even lower but are predicted to see future growth. The survey was conducted by Prosper Business Development Corp.

Citizenship vs. Pop Culture

This document summarizes the results of a survey that tested Americans' knowledge of pop culture figures versus civic figures. The survey found that more adults knew the name of Lamar Odom's spouse than the current Speaker of the House. It also found that most adults knew the President is Commander-in-Chief, but slightly more knew that Simon Cowell is no longer a judge on American Idol. A vast majority of adults knew that George Washington is the "Father of our Country." The survey also found that more adults associate the word "winning" with Tiger Woods than with Charlie Sheen. Finally, the survey found that few adults over 34 are learning anything from the TV show "Jersey Shore."

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Music and Art

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June 2011 BIG Call

1) Consumer confidence remains low as consumers worry about the state of the economy, high unemployment, rising gas prices, and their financial future. 2) Consumers are being practical in their purchasing, favoring necessities and delaying large purchases. Many are also driving less, carpooling more, and changing vacation plans due to high gas prices. 3) The next 90 days will see consumers spending more on necessities like food and gas but maintaining or reducing spending on most other items as economic uncertainty persists.

Consumer Snapshot - March 2016

- 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.

BIG Call - March 2012

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.

Consumer Snapshot - March 2017

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.

Consumer Snapshot - February 2017

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 Snapshot - January 2017

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 Snapshot - December 2016

- 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.

Consumer Snapshot - November 2016

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 Snapshot - October 2016

- 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 Snapshot - September 2016

- 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 Snapshot - August 2016

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 Snapshot - July 2016

- 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 Snapshot - June 2016

- 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 Snapshot - May 2016

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 Snapshot - April 2016

- 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.

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Consumer Snapshot - February 2016

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 Snapshot - January 2016

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.

Consumer Snapshot - November 2015

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.

Consumer Snapshot - October 2015

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 Snapshot September 2015

- 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 Snapshot August 2015

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 Snapshot July 2015

- 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.

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