The document summarizes the results of Nielsen's 2nd Quarter 2009 global online consumer confidence survey conducted between June 15-29, 2009 across 28 markets. Some key findings:
- Over 14,000 internet users were surveyed worldwide, with sample sizes varying by country. In Indonesia, 501 internet users were surveyed.
- The global consumer confidence index was 81.6 in June 2009, down from 85.1 in March 2009. Indonesia had the highest consumer confidence index at 112.5.
- In Indonesia, consumer confidence has generally increased since 2005 but declined 6% between the first half and June of 2009.
- Perceptions of local job prospects in the next 12 months were most positive in Indonesia and
Hospitality Lawyer with pearls from NYU - Bjorn Hanson & Economists 6 2 08Jim Butler
Hotel Lawyer in NY. We cover many topics at wwwHotelLawBlog.com, but ne of the things that has fascinated me about the hospitality industry for more than 20 years now, is the close -- almost intimate -- relationship of industry performance to the U.S. economy's performance. Some might say this is intuitive, that when the economy does well, all business does well. But that is not always true. There are some businesses which do better in hard times, like discount and bargain stores, and there are some that seem impervious, like ultra luxury goods. However the relationship of the lodging industry's performance to the general economy, has been carefully documented by the experts, and it is worth noting. The implications are interesting.
Here is the presentation made at the NYU Hotel Investment Conference on June 2, 2008, along with his other panelists about the current state of our domestic and global economy, along with implications for the hospitality industry.
Giant Australian cuttlefish: a globally unique species under threat. University of Adelaide
Associate Professor Bronwyn Gillanders presents the fourth installment of the Science Seminar Series entitled "Giant Australian cuttlefish: a globally unique species under threat."
Hospitality Lawyer with pearls from NYU - Bjorn Hanson & Economists 6 2 08Jim Butler
Hotel Lawyer in NY. We cover many topics at wwwHotelLawBlog.com, but ne of the things that has fascinated me about the hospitality industry for more than 20 years now, is the close -- almost intimate -- relationship of industry performance to the U.S. economy's performance. Some might say this is intuitive, that when the economy does well, all business does well. But that is not always true. There are some businesses which do better in hard times, like discount and bargain stores, and there are some that seem impervious, like ultra luxury goods. However the relationship of the lodging industry's performance to the general economy, has been carefully documented by the experts, and it is worth noting. The implications are interesting.
Here is the presentation made at the NYU Hotel Investment Conference on June 2, 2008, along with his other panelists about the current state of our domestic and global economy, along with implications for the hospitality industry.
Giant Australian cuttlefish: a globally unique species under threat. University of Adelaide
Associate Professor Bronwyn Gillanders presents the fourth installment of the Science Seminar Series entitled "Giant Australian cuttlefish: a globally unique species under threat."
NCA's market research: 77% of consumers are confident about their consumer rights, supermarkets and shops selling clothing/footwear have highest satisfaction levels for customer service, airlines have lowest.
Jean-Jacques Vandenheede, višji analitik maloprodajne industrije, ACNielsen Europe, je na 18. Slovenski marketinški konferenci predaval o nakupovalnem eko sistemu in razmišljanju potorošnikov.
Update on the environment and trends being experienced by the property casualty insurance industry presented to a group of executives attending MapInfo's MapWorld conference.
Fahad Al Shirawi, Managing Director of 2Connect in Bahrain discusses national and regional aspirations for economies and communications providers in the Middle East and concludes that more competition and lower prices are needed in the region
National Automobile Dealers Association
2009 Bi-Annual Survey of
Dealership Satisfaction with
Dealer System Providers’ Products and Services
(Market Research Study, October,2009)
Business in Indonesia may have emerged from the global financial crisis more or less unscathed, but companies in the country cannot escape the higher expectations of corporate accountability that have come in its wake. Indeed according to the results of the 2010 Edelman Trust Barometer, informed publics in Indonesia have higher expectations of corporate accountability than any other country in Asia Pacific.
The results of this year’s study indicate that business in Indonesia cannot afford to relax, despite the strong performance of the local economy,” said Chadd McLisky, chairman of IndoPacific Edelman. “Trust has evolved from being a welcome side effect of corporate activity to a distinct line of business that companies must monitor closely and manage effectively in order to maintain a license to operate.”
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