This document provides an overview of Asia Research Partners' survey panel capabilities across 7 countries in Europe. It includes details on panel size, demographics, and coverage for Germany, France, Italy, Spain, UK, Turkey, and Romania. The panels total over 4.8 million respondents. For each country, demographic breakdowns of the panel are provided and compared to census data, as well as coverage of regions, income levels, occupations, and healthcare specialties.
This document provides information on Asia Research Partners' survey panel capabilities across several European countries. It includes an overview of the survey panel, details on panel sizes and demographics for Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and the UK. Key data points are provided on panel sizes, gender breakdowns, ages, marital statuses, regions represented, incomes, occupations, and healthcare specialties (where relevant). The document aims to showcase Asia Research Partners' multi-country online survey panel capabilities and coverage for business researchers.
FERMA RISK MANAGEMENT BENCHMARKING SURVEY 2014 - European Risk and Insurance ...FERMA
7th biennal benchmarking survey conducted by the Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) in collaboration with XL Group, Zurich, EY, Marsh and AXA Corporate Solutions.
Ferma risk and insurance report 2016 full report with questionsLaetitia Fung
The document provides details from the 2016 Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) European Risk and Insurance Survey. Some key details:
- The survey had 634 respondents from 24 FERMA member associations and other contacts.
- It covered three parts: risk management profession and practices, European risk management insights, and insurance management.
- The sample represented a variety of company sizes, industries, and regions across Europe. Most respondents were male, aged 36-55, and earned over €100k.
- Risk management departments varied in size from less than 5 FTEs to over 10 FTEs. About a third of companies used a captive insurance arrangement.
- The total estimated cost of risk
This document summarizes a market research report on the shampoo market in Vietnam conducted in December 2012. The research was conducted online with a sample size of 579 respondents across Vietnam. The key findings include:
- The most important factor for respondents when choosing a shampoo is having a clean scalp (85.5%).
- The most commonly used type of shampoo is dandruff-specialized shampoo, with 81.3% of respondents using it.
- Most respondents (89.1%) reported being satisfied with their current shampoo brand, with 48.5% being completely satisfied.
Scottish Public Opinion Monitor January 2015 - Holyrood Voting IntentionIpsos UK
On the day that the UK Government publishes draft legislation to devolve additional powers to the Scottish Parliament, our new poll for STV News suggests that voters are not won over by the proposals.
Research Method: Online research
Fieldwork Period: May 2014
Research Area: Nationwide
Respondent Criteria: Male & Female aged 16 and over, main decision maker and buy for personal care products
Sample Size: 470 samples
Number of Questions: 7 Screening questions and 8 Main Questions: Survey Content
Screening: Frequency of washing hair, Living place, Age, Gender, Marital Status, Monthly Household Income, Decision maker and buyer.
Main Study
Important factors for choosing shampoo, Purchase places & Reasons for choosing, Frequency of buying shampoo, Amount of money paid for once buying, Type of packaging, Brand awareness.
This document provides information on Asia Research Partners' survey panel capabilities across several European countries. It includes an overview of the survey panel, details on panel sizes and demographics for Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and the UK. Key data points are provided on panel sizes, gender breakdowns, ages, marital statuses, regions represented, incomes, occupations, and healthcare specialties (where relevant). The document aims to showcase Asia Research Partners' multi-country online survey panel capabilities and coverage for business researchers.
FERMA RISK MANAGEMENT BENCHMARKING SURVEY 2014 - European Risk and Insurance ...FERMA
7th biennal benchmarking survey conducted by the Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) in collaboration with XL Group, Zurich, EY, Marsh and AXA Corporate Solutions.
Ferma risk and insurance report 2016 full report with questionsLaetitia Fung
The document provides details from the 2016 Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) European Risk and Insurance Survey. Some key details:
- The survey had 634 respondents from 24 FERMA member associations and other contacts.
- It covered three parts: risk management profession and practices, European risk management insights, and insurance management.
- The sample represented a variety of company sizes, industries, and regions across Europe. Most respondents were male, aged 36-55, and earned over €100k.
- Risk management departments varied in size from less than 5 FTEs to over 10 FTEs. About a third of companies used a captive insurance arrangement.
- The total estimated cost of risk
This document summarizes a market research report on the shampoo market in Vietnam conducted in December 2012. The research was conducted online with a sample size of 579 respondents across Vietnam. The key findings include:
- The most important factor for respondents when choosing a shampoo is having a clean scalp (85.5%).
- The most commonly used type of shampoo is dandruff-specialized shampoo, with 81.3% of respondents using it.
- Most respondents (89.1%) reported being satisfied with their current shampoo brand, with 48.5% being completely satisfied.
Scottish Public Opinion Monitor January 2015 - Holyrood Voting IntentionIpsos UK
On the day that the UK Government publishes draft legislation to devolve additional powers to the Scottish Parliament, our new poll for STV News suggests that voters are not won over by the proposals.
Research Method: Online research
Fieldwork Period: May 2014
Research Area: Nationwide
Respondent Criteria: Male & Female aged 16 and over, main decision maker and buy for personal care products
Sample Size: 470 samples
Number of Questions: 7 Screening questions and 8 Main Questions: Survey Content
Screening: Frequency of washing hair, Living place, Age, Gender, Marital Status, Monthly Household Income, Decision maker and buyer.
Main Study
Important factors for choosing shampoo, Purchase places & Reasons for choosing, Frequency of buying shampoo, Amount of money paid for once buying, Type of packaging, Brand awareness.
The document provides information on Asia Research Partners' survey panels across several Middle Eastern countries including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain. It details the size of each country's survey panel, key social and economic statistics, demographic breakdowns of each panel compared to national census data, and common areas of residence and occupations represented within each panel. The document aims to showcase Asia Research Partners' coverage and capabilities for consumer research across the Middle East region using their multi-country online survey panel platform.
The document provides information on survey panels in six countries - UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain - maintained by Asia Research Partners LLP. For each country's panel, it summarizes key social, economic and demographic statistics from official sources and compares them to the characteristics of respondents in each panel. It also provides breakdowns of the panel composition by area, income, occupation, and other variables. The panels range in size from 14,000 respondents in Bahrain to 174,000 in Saudi Arabia.
The document discusses a program on veterinary business topics including the economic performance of equine practices in Europe, ownership of veterinary practices, strategy, customer retention, and staff happiness. It then provides information on Oculus Insights, a global business education company that offers multi-day and one-day veterinary business programs. The executive leadership team and backgrounds of the speakers are listed. Finally, an overview is given of Joop Loomans and one of his past presentations on the past, present and prospects of the equine veterinary profession.
Estimation of the societal costs of work-related injuries and diseases for five countries (Finland, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Poland)
- Including the valuation of life and health impacts
- Distinction between different cost bearers (employers, workers, society)
- Differentiation between causes of injuries and diseases
- Transparent and reproducible methodology
The document provides information on Asia Research Partners' online survey panel coverage across 13 Asian countries and regions. It includes the panel size for each country/region, as well as basic socioeconomic data. For some of the larger panels like China and India, it also provides breakdowns of the panel by demographics, geography, and other variables to illustrate its representativeness. The document aims to demonstrate Asia Research Partners' ability to provide clients with robust online consumer insights across Asia.
The document summarizes key findings from the 2014 FERMA Risk Management Benchmarking Survey, which received 850 responses from European organizations. It finds that risk management functions typically report to the CFO, Board, or CEO. Most organizations have 1-3 full-time employees dedicated to risk management. Common risk management activities include insurance management, developing risk maps, and assisting with contracts/projects. Risk managers aim to enhance their strategic role and develop risk culture, while quantification methods are less prioritized. Interactions with boards range from annual reporting to several meetings per year. Relationships with compliance and business continuity are closest, while IT and CSR receive less attention. Risk and insurance management typically work together separately from internal control and audit.
Intelligence Group has researched ‘the attractiveness of Nestlé within the European labour market’ based on the results of our Global Talent Acquisition Monitor (GTAM).
Intelligence Group is an international Data & Tech company and the European market leader in the field of labour market and recruitment data. Founded in 2003, Intelligence Group is proud of its hundreds of clients, including Adecco, Manpower, KLM, McDonalds and IBM, who are able to recruit better and faster through our innovative solutions and services.
FERMA Risk and Insurance Report 2016 - full report with questionsFERMA
The document provides details from the 2016 Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) European Risk and Insurance Survey. Some key details:
- The survey had 634 respondents from 24 FERMA member associations and other contacts.
- It covered three parts: risk management profession and practices, European risk management insights, and insurance management.
- The sample represented a variety of company sizes, industries, and regions across Europe. Most respondents were male, aged 36-55, and earned over €100k.
- Risk management departments ranged in size from less than 5 FTEs to over 10 FTEs. About a third of companies used a captive insurance arrangement.
- The total estimated cost of risk
The document is a salary survey of over 1,600 respondents in the European consumer sector conducted by Nigel Wright Recruitment. It finds that on average respondents work 48 hours per week, with satisfaction levels generally high across countries and roles. The top motivations for considering an internal or external job change are new challenges, increased remuneration, and gaining new skills. Respondents received a average 4.2% salary increase last year and expect 4% this year. Personal bonuses are the most important employee benefit overall, though preferences vary between countries and genders.
The document provides information on Asia Research Partners' online survey panel coverage across 13 countries in Asia. It includes the panel size for each country, as well as basic social, economic and demographic facts. Additionally, it gives breakdowns of the panel composition for some countries by variables such as age, gender, income level, occupation and other attributes. Tips are also provided for effectively conducting surveys in some of the key markets.
Jean Pierre Paccioni, EIPG President
Presentation at EIPG – BIPA Symposium “Clinical Trials Research” at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Medical University of Sofia, Sofia 2014.
Italy plays a large role in the European textiles, clothing, and leather industry (fashion system). It accounts for 21-33% of EU employment and turnover in the various subsectors. While the Italian fashion system has struggled since the 2008 financial crisis, it remains the largest in Europe in terms of employment, enterprises, and investment. The document provides detailed statistics on production, exports, employment, and regional specialization within Italy to analyze the current state and historical trends of its fashion industry.
The document discusses a study estimating the costs of work-related injuries and diseases in five European countries. It finds that such costs amount to 2.3-5.0% of GDP in the countries studied, with direct costs to workers and their families representing the largest share. Common work-related illnesses like cancer and musculoskeletal disorders are among the biggest drivers of costs. The study aims to highlight for policymakers the significant economic impact of poor occupational safety and health, as well as the business case for improving OSH practices.
Healthcare, Science & Education - Company Presentation by Alberto E. Porciani, Founder & CEO of Top Doctors at the Axel Springer NOAH Conference 2018 in Berlin, Tempodrom 6-7 June 2018.
Webinar - 2023 European Compensation Best Practices PanelPayScale, Inc.
The first ever European Compensation Best Practices Report has officially launched, and we are excited to share how organisations are tackling the biggest HR and compensation challenges in 2023. Join Payscale’s Chief Product Evangelist, Ruth Thomas; Senior Product Manager, Charlotte Rooney; and Europe Account Executive, Rob Airdrie, for a panel discussion on the most interesting highlights, insights, and trends from this year’s report.
Barometer 2016: Social and economic performance of French digital business st...EY
The fifth edition of this annual barometer, realized in collaboration with France Digitale, presents the social and economic performance of French digital business start-up financed by venture capitalists.
More information on : ey.com/FR/FranceDigitale
The document provides information on United Therapeutics Corporation, a biotechnology company focused on developing therapies for chronic and life-threatening diseases. It includes an overview of the company, analysis of its financial performance and growth outlook, as well as comparisons to competitors. Key points discussed are United Therapeutics' diverse product portfolio, patent protection for major drugs, expanding markets for pulmonary arterial hypertension treatment, and improving profitability and margins in recent years.
#FIRMday Cambridge 09/09/19 - Prospects - East of England Labour MarketEmma Mirrington
This document summarizes data on the UK graduate labor market. It finds that while there are some misunderstandings about universal university attendance and lack of graduate jobs, outcomes remain good with over 70% of graduates in professional jobs within 6 months. While graduate mobility is decreasing, skills shortages are significant and worsening in fields like engineering, nursing, and tech. Overall, the graduate labor market is fundamentally sound but there are opportunities to better match graduate skills with market demand.
Market Study of Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems in EuropeCGI
This document summarizes a market study of electronic medical record (EMR) systems in Europe. It finds that the overall EMR market in Europe is estimated to be between €2.9-3.4 billion, with the largest markets in the UK, Germany, and France. Adoption rates of clinical information systems vary widely across Europe, with the Nordic countries having the highest penetration. Key trends include differences in healthcare infrastructure and funding across countries, a need for systems modernization, and a slow move toward common standards. Country-specific examples from Finland and Denmark show high EMR adoption but a need for upgraded systems in some areas.
The document provides information on Asia Research Partners' survey panels across several Middle Eastern countries including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain. It details the size of each country's survey panel, key social and economic statistics, demographic breakdowns of each panel compared to national census data, and common areas of residence and occupations represented within each panel. The document aims to showcase Asia Research Partners' coverage and capabilities for consumer research across the Middle East region using their multi-country online survey panel platform.
The document provides information on survey panels in six countries - UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain - maintained by Asia Research Partners LLP. For each country's panel, it summarizes key social, economic and demographic statistics from official sources and compares them to the characteristics of respondents in each panel. It also provides breakdowns of the panel composition by area, income, occupation, and other variables. The panels range in size from 14,000 respondents in Bahrain to 174,000 in Saudi Arabia.
The document discusses a program on veterinary business topics including the economic performance of equine practices in Europe, ownership of veterinary practices, strategy, customer retention, and staff happiness. It then provides information on Oculus Insights, a global business education company that offers multi-day and one-day veterinary business programs. The executive leadership team and backgrounds of the speakers are listed. Finally, an overview is given of Joop Loomans and one of his past presentations on the past, present and prospects of the equine veterinary profession.
Estimation of the societal costs of work-related injuries and diseases for five countries (Finland, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Poland)
- Including the valuation of life and health impacts
- Distinction between different cost bearers (employers, workers, society)
- Differentiation between causes of injuries and diseases
- Transparent and reproducible methodology
The document provides information on Asia Research Partners' online survey panel coverage across 13 Asian countries and regions. It includes the panel size for each country/region, as well as basic socioeconomic data. For some of the larger panels like China and India, it also provides breakdowns of the panel by demographics, geography, and other variables to illustrate its representativeness. The document aims to demonstrate Asia Research Partners' ability to provide clients with robust online consumer insights across Asia.
The document summarizes key findings from the 2014 FERMA Risk Management Benchmarking Survey, which received 850 responses from European organizations. It finds that risk management functions typically report to the CFO, Board, or CEO. Most organizations have 1-3 full-time employees dedicated to risk management. Common risk management activities include insurance management, developing risk maps, and assisting with contracts/projects. Risk managers aim to enhance their strategic role and develop risk culture, while quantification methods are less prioritized. Interactions with boards range from annual reporting to several meetings per year. Relationships with compliance and business continuity are closest, while IT and CSR receive less attention. Risk and insurance management typically work together separately from internal control and audit.
Intelligence Group has researched ‘the attractiveness of Nestlé within the European labour market’ based on the results of our Global Talent Acquisition Monitor (GTAM).
Intelligence Group is an international Data & Tech company and the European market leader in the field of labour market and recruitment data. Founded in 2003, Intelligence Group is proud of its hundreds of clients, including Adecco, Manpower, KLM, McDonalds and IBM, who are able to recruit better and faster through our innovative solutions and services.
FERMA Risk and Insurance Report 2016 - full report with questionsFERMA
The document provides details from the 2016 Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) European Risk and Insurance Survey. Some key details:
- The survey had 634 respondents from 24 FERMA member associations and other contacts.
- It covered three parts: risk management profession and practices, European risk management insights, and insurance management.
- The sample represented a variety of company sizes, industries, and regions across Europe. Most respondents were male, aged 36-55, and earned over €100k.
- Risk management departments ranged in size from less than 5 FTEs to over 10 FTEs. About a third of companies used a captive insurance arrangement.
- The total estimated cost of risk
The document is a salary survey of over 1,600 respondents in the European consumer sector conducted by Nigel Wright Recruitment. It finds that on average respondents work 48 hours per week, with satisfaction levels generally high across countries and roles. The top motivations for considering an internal or external job change are new challenges, increased remuneration, and gaining new skills. Respondents received a average 4.2% salary increase last year and expect 4% this year. Personal bonuses are the most important employee benefit overall, though preferences vary between countries and genders.
The document provides information on Asia Research Partners' online survey panel coverage across 13 countries in Asia. It includes the panel size for each country, as well as basic social, economic and demographic facts. Additionally, it gives breakdowns of the panel composition for some countries by variables such as age, gender, income level, occupation and other attributes. Tips are also provided for effectively conducting surveys in some of the key markets.
Jean Pierre Paccioni, EIPG President
Presentation at EIPG – BIPA Symposium “Clinical Trials Research” at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Medical University of Sofia, Sofia 2014.
Italy plays a large role in the European textiles, clothing, and leather industry (fashion system). It accounts for 21-33% of EU employment and turnover in the various subsectors. While the Italian fashion system has struggled since the 2008 financial crisis, it remains the largest in Europe in terms of employment, enterprises, and investment. The document provides detailed statistics on production, exports, employment, and regional specialization within Italy to analyze the current state and historical trends of its fashion industry.
The document discusses a study estimating the costs of work-related injuries and diseases in five European countries. It finds that such costs amount to 2.3-5.0% of GDP in the countries studied, with direct costs to workers and their families representing the largest share. Common work-related illnesses like cancer and musculoskeletal disorders are among the biggest drivers of costs. The study aims to highlight for policymakers the significant economic impact of poor occupational safety and health, as well as the business case for improving OSH practices.
Healthcare, Science & Education - Company Presentation by Alberto E. Porciani, Founder & CEO of Top Doctors at the Axel Springer NOAH Conference 2018 in Berlin, Tempodrom 6-7 June 2018.
Webinar - 2023 European Compensation Best Practices PanelPayScale, Inc.
The first ever European Compensation Best Practices Report has officially launched, and we are excited to share how organisations are tackling the biggest HR and compensation challenges in 2023. Join Payscale’s Chief Product Evangelist, Ruth Thomas; Senior Product Manager, Charlotte Rooney; and Europe Account Executive, Rob Airdrie, for a panel discussion on the most interesting highlights, insights, and trends from this year’s report.
Barometer 2016: Social and economic performance of French digital business st...EY
The fifth edition of this annual barometer, realized in collaboration with France Digitale, presents the social and economic performance of French digital business start-up financed by venture capitalists.
More information on : ey.com/FR/FranceDigitale
The document provides information on United Therapeutics Corporation, a biotechnology company focused on developing therapies for chronic and life-threatening diseases. It includes an overview of the company, analysis of its financial performance and growth outlook, as well as comparisons to competitors. Key points discussed are United Therapeutics' diverse product portfolio, patent protection for major drugs, expanding markets for pulmonary arterial hypertension treatment, and improving profitability and margins in recent years.
#FIRMday Cambridge 09/09/19 - Prospects - East of England Labour MarketEmma Mirrington
This document summarizes data on the UK graduate labor market. It finds that while there are some misunderstandings about universal university attendance and lack of graduate jobs, outcomes remain good with over 70% of graduates in professional jobs within 6 months. While graduate mobility is decreasing, skills shortages are significant and worsening in fields like engineering, nursing, and tech. Overall, the graduate labor market is fundamentally sound but there are opportunities to better match graduate skills with market demand.
Market Study of Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems in EuropeCGI
This document summarizes a market study of electronic medical record (EMR) systems in Europe. It finds that the overall EMR market in Europe is estimated to be between €2.9-3.4 billion, with the largest markets in the UK, Germany, and France. Adoption rates of clinical information systems vary widely across Europe, with the Nordic countries having the highest penetration. Key trends include differences in healthcare infrastructure and funding across countries, a need for systems modernization, and a slow move toward common standards. Country-specific examples from Finland and Denmark show high EMR adoption but a need for upgraded systems in some areas.
Market Study of Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems in Europe
Europe
1. ASIA Research Partners LLP
Accurate Solutions & Insightful Analysis
Consumer
Research
Healthcare
Research
IT
Research
Automotive
Research
Key Opinion
Leaders Research
Banking & Retail
Research
Online Panel Book
2. ● Contents
Contents
2
What is Survey Panel
Coverage
Germany Survey Panel
France Survey Panel
Italy Survey Panel
Spain Survey Panel
UK Survey Panel
Turkey Survey Panel
Romania Survey Panel
3. 3
Asia Research Partners only samples from respondents
that have passed our quality measurement standards.
Asia Research
Partners
What is
Survey Panel
Asia Research Partners Survey Panel is a
multi-access panel platform that brings
the world closer to you.
Survey Panel incorporates multiple country
panels into one, easy-to-use research
platform.
With 24 hour coverage, you will have a first
class flight to Asia in a matter of minutes.
Survey Panel Quality
Measurement
Process
Clients
Data
Collection
Asia Research Survey Panel
Germany France Italy
420,000 326,000 305,000
UK
330,000
Turkey
395,000
Romania
96000
Spain
230,700
4. ● Coverage 4
Coverage
Germany Survey Panel
420,000
France Survey Panel
326,000
Italy Survey Panel
305,000
Spain Survey Panel
230,700
Total: 7
Countries
UK Survey Panel
330,000
Turkey Survey Panel
395,000
Romania Survey Panel
96,000
5. PANEL SIZE :
PANEL :
Germany Survey
Panel 4,820,000
Social and Economic Information
GDP real growth :
GDP per capital :
GDP purchasing power parity :
Unemployment Rate :
Currency :
Language :
Religion :
Government :
Land Mass :
Population :
Largest City Population :
Capital :
Internet Penetration:
Internet Population :
1.5% [2018]
$43,603 [2018]
$4.44 trillion [2018]
3.4% [2018]
EURO
German
Christianity
Federal Government of Germany
357,386 km²
83,783,942
Berlin Population 3.77 M [2018]
Berlin
96%
79 Million
6. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 45.9
• Birth Rate : 9.41 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 80.99 years
• Facebook users : 38.35 million users
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 52% 51% 1%
Female 48% 49% -1%
Age Panel
15-19 9%
20-29 25%
30-39 33%
40-49 18%
50-59 9%
60+ 6%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 41% 38% 3%
Married 56% 54% 2%
Divorce/Widow 3% 8% -5%
● Germany Survey Panel 6
Germany
7. ● Germany Survey Panel 7
Areas not listed are less than 1% of the panel. Please contact for details.
Germany
Area Panel
Berlin 17%
Hamburg 13%
Munich 9%
Cologne 11%
Frankfurt am Main 8%
Stuttgart 4%
Düsseldorf 7%
Leipzig 3%
Dortmund 5%
Essen 3%
Bremen 2%
Nuremberg 3%
Household Income Panel
No Income 2%
Less than 5,000 EUR 1%
5,000 - 9,999 EUR 4%
10,000 – 29,999 EUR 21%
30,000 – 49,999 EUR 29%
50,000-69,999 EUR 15%
70,000 – 89,999 EUR 9%
120,000-149,999 EUR 5%
150,000 – 179,999 EUR 4%
More than 180,000 EUR 1%
Do not know 9%
8. India
● GermanySurvey Panel 8
Occupation Panel
Student 10%
Housewife/Househusband 12%
Company Employee 29%
Company Director 4%
Public Employee 5%
Education (Teacher) 6%
Medical 3%
Company Executive 8%
Self Employee 9%
Part Time 5%
Unemployed 5%
Other 4%
Germany
Healthcare Specialty Panel
Anesthisiologist 9%
Dentist 8%
Dermatologist 6%
General physician 13%
General Surgeon 6%
Hematologist 7%
Oncologist 5%
Ophthalmology 8%
Pharmacist 15%
Others 23%
9. PANEL SIZE :
PANEL :
France Survey
Panel 163,000
Social and Economic Information
GDP real growth :
GDP per capital :
GDP purchasing power parity :
Unemployment Rate :
Currency :
Language :
Religion :
Government :
Land Mass :
Population :
Largest City Population :
Capital :
Internet Penetration:
Internet Population :
1.7% [2018]
$41,463 [2018]
$2.856 trillion [2018]
9.06% [2018]
Euro
French
Christianity
Government of French Republic
643,801 sq km
65,273,511
Paris Population 10,901,000
Paris
82.0%
54 Million
10. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 41.2
• Birth Rate : 11.107 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 82.52 years
• Facebook users : 33 million users
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 49% 52% -3%
Female 51% 48% 3%
Age Panel
15-19 6%
20-29 42%
30-39 31%
40-49 12%
50-59 6%
60+ 3%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 47% 42% 5%
Married 45% 51% -6%
Divorce/Widow 8% 7% 1%
● FranceSurvey Panel 10
France
11. ● FranceSurvey Panel 11
France
Area Panel
Paris 21%
Marseille 15%
Lyon 9%
Toulouse 11%
Nice 8%
Nantes 5%
Strasbourg 7%
Montpellier 3%
Bordeaux 3%
Lille 4%
Rennes 3%
Reims 2%
Household Income Panel
No Income 3%
Less than 5,000 EUR 2%
5,000 - 9,999 EUR 5%
10,000 – 29,999 EUR 26%
30,000 – 49,999 EUR 19%
50,000-69,999 EUR 13%
70,000 – 89,999 EUR 11%
120,000-149,999 EUR 7%
150,000 – 179,999 EUR 3%
More than 180,000 EUR 1%
Do not know 10%
Areas not listed are less than 1% of the panel. Please contact for details.
12. Occupation Panel
Student 17%
Housewife/Househusband 10%
Company Employee 44%
Company Director 2%
Public Employee 5%
Education (Teacher) 7%
Medical 3%
Company Executive 2%
Self Employee 1%
Part Time 2%
Unemployed 4%
Other 3%
● FranceSurvey Panel 12
France
Healthcare Specialty Panel
General physician 15%
Cardiologist 5%
Dentist 9%
General Surgeon 8%
Oncologist 7%
Hematologist 6%
Pharmacist 16%
Anesthisiologist 10%
Orthopedics 8%
Others 16%
13. PANEL :
Brazil SurveyPanel
PANEL :
Italy SurveyPanel 1,135,000
PANEL SIZE :
GDP real growth :
GDP per capital :
GDP purchasing power parity :
Unemployment Rate :
Currency :
Language :
Religion :
Land Mass :
Population :
Largest City Population :
Capital :
Internet Penetration:
Internet Population :
0.8% [2018]
$34,483 [2018]
$2.5 trillion [2018]
9.10% [2019]
Euro
Italian
Christianity
301,338 km²
60,461,826
Rome Population 2,318,895
Rome
92.50 %
56 Million
14. Italy
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 58% 51% 7%
Female 42% 49% -7%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 38% 30% 8%
Married 51% 57% -6%
Divorce/Widow 11% 13% -2%
Simple Facts
• Median Age : 47.3
• Birth Rate : 7.509 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 83.24 years
• Facebook users : 29.2 million users
● Italy Survey Panel 14
Age Panel
15-19 11%
20-29 26%
30-39 24%
40-49 20%
50-59 11%
60+ 8%
15. ● ItalySurvey Panel 15
Areas not listed are less than 1% of the panel. Please contact for details.
Italy
Area Panel
Rome 13%
Milan 10%
Naples 7%
Turin 9%
Palermo 5%
Genoa 8%
Bologna 3%
Florence 4%
Catania 6%
Bari 3%
Messina 2%
Verona 4%
Household Income Panel
No Income 1%
Less than 5,000 EUR 1%
5,000 - 9,999 EUR 7%
10,000 – 29,999 EUR 28%
30,000 – 49,999 EUR 21%
50,000-69,999 EUR 11%
70,000 – 89,999 EUR 9%
120,000-149,999 EUR 3%
150,000 – 179,999 EUR 4%
More than 180,000 EUR 2%
Do not know 13%
16. Occupation Panel
Student 11%
Housewife/Househusband 9%
Company Employee 41%
Company Director 3%
Public Employee 7%
Education (Teacher) 5%
Medical 5%
Company Executive 3%
Self Employee 2%
Part Time 3%
Unemployed 5%
Other 6%
Healthcare Specialty Panel
Internal medicine 9%
Cardiologist 6%
Neurologist 8%
General physician 14%
Oncologist 8%
Hematologist 8%
Pharmacist 15%
Infectious disease 9%
Ophthalmology 9%
Others 14%
● ItalySurvey Panel 16
Italy
17. PANEL SIZE :
PANEL :
Spain SurveyPanel 278,000
Social and Economic Information
GDP real growth :
GDP per capital :
GDP purchasing power parity :
Unemployment Rate :
Currency :
Language :
Religion :
Government :
Land Mass :
Population :
Largest City Population :
Capital :
Internet Penetration:
Internet Population :
2.4% [2018]
$30,370 [2018]
$1.778 Trillion [2018]
16.60% [2018]
Euro
Spanish
Christianity
Government of Spain
505,990 sq km
46,754,778
Madrid
Population 3,255,944 [2018]
Madrid
91%
42 Millions
18. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 44.9
• Birth Rate : 8.39 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 83.61 years
• Facebook users : 24 million users
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 53% 49% 4%
Female 47% 51% -4%
Age Panel
15-19 17%
20-29 36%
30-39 23%
40-49 19%
50-59 3%
60+ 2%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 40% 30% 10%
Married 50% 56% -6%
Divorce/Widow 10% 14% -4%
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Spain
19. Areas not listed are less than 1% of the panel. Please contact for details.
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Spain
Area Panel
Madrid 16%
Barcelona 13%
Valencia 8%
Seville 5%
Zaragoza 3%
Málaga 7%
Murcia 6%
Palma 4%
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 2%
Bilbao 5%
Alicante 4%
Cordova 3%
Household Income Panel
No Income 2%
Less than 5,000 EUR 3%
5,000 - 9,999 EUR 9%
10,000 – 29,999 EUR 22%
30,000 – 49,999 EUR 20%
50,000-69,999 EUR 12%
70,000 – 89,999 EUR 7%
120,000-149,999 EUR 5%
150,000 – 179,999 EUR 3%
More than 180,000 EUR 1%
Do not know 16%
20. Occupation Panel
Student 8%
Housewife/Househusband 9%
Contract Employee 4%
Company Employee 42%
Public Employee 4%
Education (Teacher) 7%
Medical 3%
Company Executive 4%
Self Employee 7%
Part Time 2%
Unemployed 3%
Other 7%
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Spain
Healthcare Specialty Panel
General physician 19%
Cardiologist 4%
Urologist 11%
General Surgeon 9%
Oncologist 5%
Pediatrics 9%
Pharmacist 13%
Dermatologist 5%
Internal medicine 6%
Others 19%
21. Electronic Devices Panel
Desktop PC 34%
Laptop PC 73%
Tablet 21%
Smartphone 88%
Mobile Phone 91%
Ownership of Vehicle Panel
Car 35 %
Motorbike 78 %
Main Driver of Vehicle Panel
Car 19 %
Motorbike 70 %
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Spain
22. PANEL SIZE :
PANEL :
UK SurveyPanel 215,000
Social and Economic Information
GDP real growth :
GDP per capital :
GDP purchasing power parity :
Unemployment Rate :
Currency :
Language :
Religion :
Government :
Land Mass :
Population :
Largest City Population :
Capital :
Internet Penetration:
Internet Population :
1.4% [2018]
$42,944 [2018]
$2.925 trillion [2017]
4% [2018]
Pound Sterling
English
Christianity
Government of the UK
242,495 sq km
67,886,011
London Population 9,750,500
London
93%
61 Million
23. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 40
• Birth Rate : 11.48 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 79.9 years
• Facebook users : 44.84 million users
Age Panel
15-19 13%
20-29 37%
30-39 28%
40-49 14%
50+ 8%
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Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 49% 35% 14%
Married 47% 51% -4%
Divorce/Widow 4% 14% -10%
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 55% 51% 4%
Female 45% 49% -4%
UK
24. Area Panel
London 14%
Birmingham 11%
Manchester 7%
Glasgow 9%
Newcastle 5%
Sheffield 3%
Liverpool 8%
Leeds 4%
Bristol 6%
Leicester 2%
Belfast 7%
Nottingham 5%
Areas not listed are less than 1% of the panel. Please contact for details.
Household Income Panel
No Income 3%
Less than 5,000 GBP 5%
5,000 - 9,999 GBP 8%
10,000 – 29,999 GBP 24%
30,000 – 49,999 GBP 18%
50,000-69,999 GBP 9%
70,000 – 89,999 GBP 11%
120,000-149,999 GBP 6%
150,000 – 179,999 GBP 4%
More than 180,000 GBP 2%
Do not know 10%
UK
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25. Occupation Panel
Student 5%
Housewife/Househusband 10%
Contract Employee 6%
Company Employee 29%
Public Employee 7%
Education (Teacher) 5%
Medical 4%
Company Executive 7%
Self Employee 9%
Part Time 4%
Unemployed 4%
Other 10%
UK
Healthcare Specialty Panel
General physician 10%
Pediatrics 6%
Dentist 8%
Neurologist 7%
Oncologist 6%
Hematologist 5%
Pharmacist 14%
Anesthesiologist 9%
Ophthalmology 7%
Others 28%
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26. GDP real growth :
GDP per capital :
GDP purchasing power parity :
Unemployment Rate :
Currency :
Language :
Religion :
Government :
Land Mass :
Population :
Largest City Population :
Capital :
Internet Penetration:
Internet Population :
2.8% [2018]
$9,370 [2018]
$2.186 Trillion [2018]
13.49% [2018]
Turkish Lira
Turkish
Islam
Government of Turkey
783,562 sq km
84,339,067
Istanbul Population 15 Million
Ankara
74%
62 Million
Social and Economic Information
PANEL :
Turkey SurveyPanel
PANEL SIZE :
395,000
27. Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 55% 49% 6%
Female 45% 51% -6%
Turkey
Age Panel
15-19 3%
20-29 29%
30-39 38%
40-49 20%
50-59 9%
60+ 1%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 31% 37% -6%
Married 67% 57% 10%
Divorce/Widow 2% 6% -4%
Simple Facts
• Median Age : 31.5
• Birth Rate : 15.3 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 77.16 years
• Facebook users : 37 million users
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28. Turkey
Area Panel
Istanbul 17%
Ankara 13%
Izmir 10%
Bursa 7%
Adana 3%
Gaziantep 6%
Konya 4%
Cankaya 4%
Household Income Panel
No Income 2%
Less than 10,000 TRY 1%
10,000 - 49,999 TRY 4%
50,000 – 99,999 TRY 22%
100,000 – 199,999 TRY 30%
200,000-399,999 TRY 13%
400,000 – 599,999 TRY 8%
600,000-799,999 TRY 4%
800,000 – 999,999 TRY 3%
More than 1,000,000 TRY 1%
Do not know 12%
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Areas not listed are less than 1% of the panel. Please contact for details.
● Turkey Survey Panel
29. Occupation Panel
Student 6%
Housewife/Househusband 13%
Contract Employee 7%
Company Employee 29%
Public Employee 8%
Education (Teacher) 6%
Medical 2%
Company Executive 3%
Self Employee 11%
Part Time 5%
Unemployed 6%
Other 4%
Turkey
Healthcare Specialty Panel
General physician 7%
Cardiologist 5%
Dentist 13%
Gynaecologists 9%
Oncologist 1%
Urologists 4%
Pharmacist 7%
Dermatologist 3%
Physiotherapist 5%
Others 46%
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30. PANEL SIZE :
PANEL :
Romania Survey
Panel
96,000
Social and Economic Information
GDP real growth :
GDP per capital :
GDP purchasing power parity :
Unemployment Rate :
Currency :
Language :
Religion :
Government :
Land Mass :
Population :
Largest City Population :
Capital :
Internet Penetration:
Internet Population :
4% [2018]
$12,301[2018]
452 Billion [2018]
4.19% [2018]
Romanian Leu
Romanian
Christianity
Government of Romania
238,397 km²
19,237,691
Bucharest Population 1.83 Million
[2018]
Bucharest
80 %
15 Million
31. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 43.2
• Birth Rate : 9.78 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 75.31 years
• Facebook users : 11.27 million users
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 41% 49% -8%
Female 59% 51% 8%
Age Panel
15-19 9%
20-29 29%
30-39 23%
40-49 21%
50-59 12%
60+ 6%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 34% 22% 12%
Married 54% 61% -7%
Divorce/Widow 12% 17% -5%
Romania
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32. 32
Romania
Area Panel
Bucharest 14%
Cluj-Napoca 12%
Timișoara 8%
Iași 7%
Constanța 5%
Craiova 4%
Brașov 2%
Galați 3%
Ploiești 1%
Oradea 2%
Brăila 2%
Arad 1%
Household Income Panel
No Income 4%
Less than 10,000 RON 6%
10,000 - 49,999 RON 35%
50,000 – 99,999 RON 15%
100,000 – 199,999 RON 12%
200,000-399,999 RON 9%
400,000 – 599,999 RON 6%
600,000-799,999 RON 4%
800,000 – 999,999 RON 3%
More than 1,000,000 RON 1%
Do not know 5%
Areas not listed are less than 1% of the panel. Please contact for details.
● Romania Survey Panel
33. Romania
Occupation Panel
Student 6%
Housewife/Househusband 13%
Contract Employee 2%
Company Employee 31%
Public Employee 7%
Education (Teacher) 8%
Medical 4%
Company Executive 6%
Self Employee 6%
Part Time 7%
Unemployed 3%
Other 7%
Healthcare Specialty Panel
Anesthisiologist 8%
Infectious diseases 6%
Dentist 9%
Nephrologist 6%
Oncologist 7%
Paediatric 8%
Pharmacist 12%
Dermatologist 8%
Ophthalmology 6%
Others 30%
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