31 March 2010: Research carried out by Behaviour & Attitudes on behalf of the National Consumer Agency has established a high incidence of scams among Irish consumers.
Approaching the baltimore & annapolis markets in 2014 hannah howardhlhoward71
Lucky Dog Pet Rescue wants to expand its adoption events into Baltimore and Anne Arundel counties in Maryland. The report analyzes demographic data from zip codes in these areas to identify the 9 most desirable locations based on factors like income levels, unemployment rates, and home ownership. These 9 recommended zip codes have nearby Petco or Petsmart stores and are located in areas with lower risk profiles for successful pet adoption.
The Royal Wedding 2018: International perceptions of the Royal Family Ipsos UK
Ahead of the Royal Wedding 2018, our Ipsos global poll finds that Prince Harry - who will marry Meghan Markle - is the most liked Royal in Great Britain, and he and the Queen are joint most popular worldwide. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also both viewed favourably. Royal Family has a net positive impact on Britain’s reputation abroad – though half say it makes no difference, and it also reinforces perceptions of Britain as a traditional country.
The document discusses a presentation on the StudyBuddyCampus research project. It includes an agenda, introductions of presenters, statistical findings on video game usage, research challenges around using games for education, an overview of the StudyBuddyCampus tool, feedback from teachers and students who tested it, and next steps which involve adding new features and conducting a research study.
This document summarizes and discusses the findings of the 2011 TIMSS (Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study) reports regarding the cognitive skills and performance of students in mathematics and science. It finds that Indonesian students are very weak in skills requiring information processing beyond memorization like reasoning, applying concepts to new situations, and decision making. It attributes this to teaching methods that lack an emphasis on developing understanding. The document calls for reforms to improve teachers' content mastery and passion for STEAM subjects to develop students' scientific habits and better prepare the nation.
Homeschool Magazines.com is produced by one of the oldest, family-owned homeschooling companies in the country. We have been homeschoolers since 1993 and have been professionally serving the nationwide, non-religious and religious homeschooling community since 1995.
Approaching the baltimore & annapolis markets in 2014 hannah howardhlhoward71
Lucky Dog Pet Rescue wants to expand its adoption events into Baltimore and Anne Arundel counties in Maryland. The report analyzes demographic data from zip codes in these areas to identify the 9 most desirable locations based on factors like income levels, unemployment rates, and home ownership. These 9 recommended zip codes have nearby Petco or Petsmart stores and are located in areas with lower risk profiles for successful pet adoption.
The Royal Wedding 2018: International perceptions of the Royal Family Ipsos UK
Ahead of the Royal Wedding 2018, our Ipsos global poll finds that Prince Harry - who will marry Meghan Markle - is the most liked Royal in Great Britain, and he and the Queen are joint most popular worldwide. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also both viewed favourably. Royal Family has a net positive impact on Britain’s reputation abroad – though half say it makes no difference, and it also reinforces perceptions of Britain as a traditional country.
The document discusses a presentation on the StudyBuddyCampus research project. It includes an agenda, introductions of presenters, statistical findings on video game usage, research challenges around using games for education, an overview of the StudyBuddyCampus tool, feedback from teachers and students who tested it, and next steps which involve adding new features and conducting a research study.
This document summarizes and discusses the findings of the 2011 TIMSS (Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study) reports regarding the cognitive skills and performance of students in mathematics and science. It finds that Indonesian students are very weak in skills requiring information processing beyond memorization like reasoning, applying concepts to new situations, and decision making. It attributes this to teaching methods that lack an emphasis on developing understanding. The document calls for reforms to improve teachers' content mastery and passion for STEAM subjects to develop students' scientific habits and better prepare the nation.
Homeschool Magazines.com is produced by one of the oldest, family-owned homeschooling companies in the country. We have been homeschoolers since 1993 and have been professionally serving the nationwide, non-religious and religious homeschooling community since 1995.
The document summarizes key findings from a market research report on consumer shopping and pricing in Ireland. It finds that 82% of consumers shop around for prices, though people are less likely to compare prices for medical services. While price remains important, convenience has grown as a factor in determining where to shop. Most consumers check product prices but are less likely to examine unit pricing. For groceries, price and convenience are top factors in store choice, and most shoppers mix branded and own-brand products.
Kalkulus 1B mata kuliah yang diampu Iwan Pranoto. Mahasiswa bertanya sampai kapan mata kuliah ini akan berlanjut dan membutuhkan alat lain selain yang digunakan saat ini.
This document outlines the steps to create a visual slide show using an online interface. It describes selecting a language, adding images and captions, configuring properties like thumbnails and images, and publishing the slide show. Tips are provided for embedding the visual slide show within a website using HTML tags. The conclusion restates the main steps and a download link is provided.
This document provides instructions for designing an avatar on a platform that allows for chatting and sharing snapshots. It includes sections for customizing an avatar, accessing a chatting room, viewing snapshots, and navigating to the avatar homepage and gallery.
MoblAccess is a mobile app and service that allows event organizers to provide attendees with a fully digital and updatable event program, map, directory and schedule on their smartphones. It allows for real-time updates and promotions, eliminates printing costs, and provides sponsors with new opportunities to promote themselves to attendees. Produces praise its ease of use, convenience for attendees, and environmental benefits over printed materials.
Apply Media Analysis & Processing ToolsJaddan Bruhn
OzTam provides television audience measurement data from over 3,000 households that is critical for media planning and buying. The data shows viewership for programs and time slots to determine the most cost effective placements. Nielsen owns the infrastructure that collects this data through devices in households.
MOVE measures outdoor advertising visibility across 60,000 sites in major cities. It uses a travel modeling system and survey data to assign each site a "likelihood to see" score for different demographics based on predicted exposure. This allows analysis of reach and frequency for out of home campaigns.
Nielsen's radio diary method collects data on commercial radio listening from over 10,000 participants. Its online software allows analysis of reach and frequency against demographic profiles
On the Stick and Rope Problem - Draft 1Iwan Pranoto
This document discusses the stick and rope problem of finding a smooth function that maximizes the area under the graph subject to the constraint that the length of the graph is a given fixed value.
The problem is analyzed for the case where both ends of the rope are fixed at zero. It is shown that when the fixed length is between 1 and π/2, the optimal solution is a segment of a circle with its center on the vertical line at t=1/2.
The proof uses Lagrange multipliers to derive an equation that the optimal function must satisfy, showing it is the equation of a circle. Boundary conditions then determine the circle's parameters. Special cases for longer rope lengths are also discussed
Australian Open / Optus Campaign Proposal Jaddan Bruhn
The document outlines an advertising campaign for Optus targeting senior business executives. It details the target audience, Brian, a 47-year-old executive who spends his free time engaging with various media. The campaign budget and proposed media placements are also summarized, including placements in magazines, newspapers, radio, online and via email from December 2010 to January 2011. Negotiations resulted in securing the desired placements for 56.6% less than the original quoted maximum rates.
- Elephantine developed a new computer terminal but failed to sell 500 units per month as planned due to a lack of understanding of the market and who the potential customers were.
- The GM and engineering manager blamed the sales team for not selling the superior product, but neither of them understood the market or target customers.
- When the product design was sold to Whiz-Bang Computer Company, they were able to make it a "roaring success" through better marketing and understanding where opportunities existed.
Ini versi Director's Uncut yang panjang, sampai 2000 kata lebih dan sangat teknis, berisi ilustrasi teknis bagaimana membelajarkan karakter lewat pembelajaran tentang membandingkan pecahan. Versi pendeknya dimuat di harian KOMPAS 14 Desember 2012.
The document provides a summary of key findings from a market research study conducted in March 2011 on consumer awareness and experience of scams in Ireland. Some of the key findings include:
- 61% of consumers reported that they or a family member have been targeted by a scam. Of those targeted, 28% replied with the intention to participate, and 65% of those who replied lost money or handed over information.
- The most common scams were foreign lottery scams (32% targeted) and premium rate telephone scams (24% targeted). Consumers were also likely to reply to work from home (24% of those targeted) and premium rate telephone prize scams (21%).
- Email was the most
The Harris Buzz Report is conducted monthly and establishes the levels of buzz surrounding the latest news and product releases within technology, telecoms, media and entertainment.
When looking at national level the latest movies top the ranking in discussion buzz this month. The third instalments of The Hobbit and Taken top the list together with controversial comedy The Interview and Oscar-nominated Stephen Hawking biopic, The Theory of Everything.
Outside of movies, we see the proposed Paramount Pictures resort edges ahead of the gaming and technology news.
Free to download, the Harris Buzz Report is conducted monthly and establishes the levels of buzz surrounding the latest news and product releases within technology, telecoms, media and entertainment.
Using three key Buzz metrics, each report examines; the level of awareness and familiarity with each product release or news story, the degree of discussion amongst peers and the scale of excitement it generates.
Fieldwork for this wave (48) was conducted in January 2015.
The document provides findings from a survey of 1,000 Irish adults on issues related to illicit trading. Key findings include:
- Three-quarters feel it is easy for minors to access cigarettes through the black market, compared to one-third saying it is difficult through legitimate retailers.
- Respondents feel increasing cigarette prices will likely increase cross-border smuggling and bringing cigarettes home from travel, rather than reduce smoking.
- Over half find increased criminality and funding of illegal activities as the most troubling aspects of the black market in cigarettes.
This document contains the results of a survey of Irish adults on various policy issues. Some key findings include:
- Nearly three quarters (73%) support small business rate relief, and nearly 8 in 10 (78%) support the government increasing lending targets. Over 8 in 10 (86%) support tougher sentences for shoplifters and assaults on retail workers.
- Opinions are more divided on a minimum price per unit of alcohol, with nearly half (47%) in support and a third (32%) opposed.
- Large majorities believe it is easy for those under 18 to access cigarettes both in general (84%) and through the black market (80%).
- Three quarters (73%) think plain
The document summarizes key findings from a market research report on consumer shopping and pricing in Ireland. It finds that 82% of consumers shop around for prices, though people are less likely to compare prices for medical services. While price remains important, convenience has grown as a factor in determining where to shop. Most consumers check product prices but are less likely to examine unit pricing. For groceries, price and convenience are top factors in store choice, and most shoppers mix branded and own-brand products.
Kalkulus 1B mata kuliah yang diampu Iwan Pranoto. Mahasiswa bertanya sampai kapan mata kuliah ini akan berlanjut dan membutuhkan alat lain selain yang digunakan saat ini.
This document outlines the steps to create a visual slide show using an online interface. It describes selecting a language, adding images and captions, configuring properties like thumbnails and images, and publishing the slide show. Tips are provided for embedding the visual slide show within a website using HTML tags. The conclusion restates the main steps and a download link is provided.
This document provides instructions for designing an avatar on a platform that allows for chatting and sharing snapshots. It includes sections for customizing an avatar, accessing a chatting room, viewing snapshots, and navigating to the avatar homepage and gallery.
MoblAccess is a mobile app and service that allows event organizers to provide attendees with a fully digital and updatable event program, map, directory and schedule on their smartphones. It allows for real-time updates and promotions, eliminates printing costs, and provides sponsors with new opportunities to promote themselves to attendees. Produces praise its ease of use, convenience for attendees, and environmental benefits over printed materials.
Apply Media Analysis & Processing ToolsJaddan Bruhn
OzTam provides television audience measurement data from over 3,000 households that is critical for media planning and buying. The data shows viewership for programs and time slots to determine the most cost effective placements. Nielsen owns the infrastructure that collects this data through devices in households.
MOVE measures outdoor advertising visibility across 60,000 sites in major cities. It uses a travel modeling system and survey data to assign each site a "likelihood to see" score for different demographics based on predicted exposure. This allows analysis of reach and frequency for out of home campaigns.
Nielsen's radio diary method collects data on commercial radio listening from over 10,000 participants. Its online software allows analysis of reach and frequency against demographic profiles
On the Stick and Rope Problem - Draft 1Iwan Pranoto
This document discusses the stick and rope problem of finding a smooth function that maximizes the area under the graph subject to the constraint that the length of the graph is a given fixed value.
The problem is analyzed for the case where both ends of the rope are fixed at zero. It is shown that when the fixed length is between 1 and π/2, the optimal solution is a segment of a circle with its center on the vertical line at t=1/2.
The proof uses Lagrange multipliers to derive an equation that the optimal function must satisfy, showing it is the equation of a circle. Boundary conditions then determine the circle's parameters. Special cases for longer rope lengths are also discussed
Australian Open / Optus Campaign Proposal Jaddan Bruhn
The document outlines an advertising campaign for Optus targeting senior business executives. It details the target audience, Brian, a 47-year-old executive who spends his free time engaging with various media. The campaign budget and proposed media placements are also summarized, including placements in magazines, newspapers, radio, online and via email from December 2010 to January 2011. Negotiations resulted in securing the desired placements for 56.6% less than the original quoted maximum rates.
- Elephantine developed a new computer terminal but failed to sell 500 units per month as planned due to a lack of understanding of the market and who the potential customers were.
- The GM and engineering manager blamed the sales team for not selling the superior product, but neither of them understood the market or target customers.
- When the product design was sold to Whiz-Bang Computer Company, they were able to make it a "roaring success" through better marketing and understanding where opportunities existed.
Ini versi Director's Uncut yang panjang, sampai 2000 kata lebih dan sangat teknis, berisi ilustrasi teknis bagaimana membelajarkan karakter lewat pembelajaran tentang membandingkan pecahan. Versi pendeknya dimuat di harian KOMPAS 14 Desember 2012.
The document provides a summary of key findings from a market research study conducted in March 2011 on consumer awareness and experience of scams in Ireland. Some of the key findings include:
- 61% of consumers reported that they or a family member have been targeted by a scam. Of those targeted, 28% replied with the intention to participate, and 65% of those who replied lost money or handed over information.
- The most common scams were foreign lottery scams (32% targeted) and premium rate telephone scams (24% targeted). Consumers were also likely to reply to work from home (24% of those targeted) and premium rate telephone prize scams (21%).
- Email was the most
The Harris Buzz Report is conducted monthly and establishes the levels of buzz surrounding the latest news and product releases within technology, telecoms, media and entertainment.
When looking at national level the latest movies top the ranking in discussion buzz this month. The third instalments of The Hobbit and Taken top the list together with controversial comedy The Interview and Oscar-nominated Stephen Hawking biopic, The Theory of Everything.
Outside of movies, we see the proposed Paramount Pictures resort edges ahead of the gaming and technology news.
Free to download, the Harris Buzz Report is conducted monthly and establishes the levels of buzz surrounding the latest news and product releases within technology, telecoms, media and entertainment.
Using three key Buzz metrics, each report examines; the level of awareness and familiarity with each product release or news story, the degree of discussion amongst peers and the scale of excitement it generates.
Fieldwork for this wave (48) was conducted in January 2015.
The document provides findings from a survey of 1,000 Irish adults on issues related to illicit trading. Key findings include:
- Three-quarters feel it is easy for minors to access cigarettes through the black market, compared to one-third saying it is difficult through legitimate retailers.
- Respondents feel increasing cigarette prices will likely increase cross-border smuggling and bringing cigarettes home from travel, rather than reduce smoking.
- Over half find increased criminality and funding of illegal activities as the most troubling aspects of the black market in cigarettes.
This document contains the results of a survey of Irish adults on various policy issues. Some key findings include:
- Nearly three quarters (73%) support small business rate relief, and nearly 8 in 10 (78%) support the government increasing lending targets. Over 8 in 10 (86%) support tougher sentences for shoplifters and assaults on retail workers.
- Opinions are more divided on a minimum price per unit of alcohol, with nearly half (47%) in support and a third (32%) opposed.
- Large majorities believe it is easy for those under 18 to access cigarettes both in general (84%) and through the black market (80%).
- Three quarters (73%) think plain
Copy of tenk boys project presentation(updated)Lam Guan Xiong
The document discusses potential problems with a future scenario in Singapore where those aged 80 and above are considered elderly, elderly accused persons can only receive fines and not imprisonment, and ordinary citizens have to pay high taxes to support the elderly. This could lead to issues such as more elderly crime if offenders face only light punishment, citizens overworking due to financial stress, and resentment about supporting the elderly through taxes. The document researches these problems through statistics on Singapore's aging population, studies on crime deterrence, and data on citizens' tax burdens. It seeks ways to minimize elderly crime rates in this future scenario through 2055.
101 lecture 20 income inequality and povertyGale Pooley
The document discusses several topics related to income inequality and economic growth including:
1. It shows graphs illustrating the exponential growth of ideas and patents over time compared to linear population growth.
2. It explains the power of compounding interest over time at different interest rates.
3. It discusses different types of capital (intellectual, entrepreneurial, financial, physical, cultural) that contribute to economic growth and notes Syria lacked some types of capital that were used to create the iPhone.
4. It covers concepts like redistributive fairness, meritocratic fairness, income quintiles, poverty rates in different countries, and debates around the role of government in addressing income inequality.
RYAN SAXBY HILL: Do your technology choices support your organization’s values?NetSquared Vancouver
Do your technology choices support your organization’s values? Working to build a better online Canada with informed technology choice
What does your choice of technology say about your values? How can choices about technology help build community? Sometimes decisions about Internet technologies seem small, but these small choices add up. Building a strong, resilient, and accessible Internet in Canada requires us all to understand how our decisions affect the larger Internet ecosystem and what we can do to ensure that our decisions are in line with our values.
Using data from the .CA Internet Factbook gathered from audits of 400 Canadian non-profit organizations conducted by Framework, and examples from the Internet and domain name industry, this session will address some key decisions about Internet technology and how non-profit executives can make choices that respect their mission, values and the needs of their clients.
@saxby
Ryan Saxby Hill is an expert in communications and digital marketing. He is currently the communications manager with the Canadian Internet Registration Authority, operators of the .CA domain name. Previously, Ryan led media relations and online engagement efforts at the Canada Foundation for Innovation and has held positions handling global communications and PR programs for Ciena Corporation and Nortel Networks.
Ryan is a founder of Apartment613, an award winning Ottawa-based digital community media organization and serves on the board of directors for the Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corporation, one of Canada’s most innovative non-profit housing providers.
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Now in its 3rd year, The Digital Nonprofit Conference is ready to take you to the next level of tech success in your organization. This year's line up of presenters includes experts in the tech, nonprofit and private sectors, delivering deep dive discussions on topics ranging from:
Capacity planning in the digital world
Choosing the right tech tools to suit your organization's values
Cultivating digital talent
Digital fundraising & donor engagement
Building community engagement strategies with corporate partners
The document discusses various identity theft and cybercrime issues. It notes that identity fraud is at an all-time high according to a 2010 report. The rise of social media has created opportunities for identity thieves to target personal information from social networking profiles. One in three people have had their personal information lost or stolen this year. The document provides tips on protecting yourself such as using strong and unique passwords, changing them frequently, and being wary of phishing scams.
Buzz - the monthly report that establishes the levels of buzz surrounding the latest news and product releases within technology, telecoms, media and entertainment.
When looking at the whole population, we see the extended availability of programmes on BBC iPlayer topping the excitement poll this month, followed by the latest iteration of EA’s FIFA.
News of Tesco’s Hudl 2 tablet launch and Microsoft’s preview of Windows 10 also feature strongly for awareness in this edition.
Damartex, Seniosphère Conseil and Market Audit again rated the happiness of women 55+ this year. The happiness of the Belgians and French women has not changed significantly compared with 2015. On the other hand, English women gave a lower grade to their happiness: 7.2/10 against 8.1/10 in 2015.
The National Cyber Security Centre and Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport have released findings from the UK Cyber Survey conducted by Ipsos MORI. These findings are from a study of UK individuals to measure and understand awareness and attitudes towards cyber security, and related behaviours. They are part of a wider research project to provide insight to inform HM Government’s approach to encourage positive behaviour amongst the public in protecting themselves against cyber threats.
The document provides results from a survey of 1,000 Irish adults about employment in the hospitality industry and attitudes towards local hospitality establishments. Some key findings:
- One quarter of respondents have worked in hospitality, most commonly in restaurants or hotels. Younger age groups and those from lower social classes were more likely to have worked in hospitality.
- When socializing, one third of people most often meet friends at the pub. Nearly two thirds celebrate family occasions at local pubs, restaurants or hotels.
- Over half of Irish adults visit Irish pubs when abroad. People aged 25-34 and those who worked in hospitality were more likely to do so.
- Two in five people attended a community
- Over 68 million Americans lost money to phone scams in the past 12 months, with losses totaling $39.5 billion. The average reported loss was $577, up from $502 in 2021.
- Robocallers duped 61.1% of scam victims. Spam calls and texts increased from 2021, though protocols aimed at reducing them have not been fully effective.
- When scammed, 43% of people download spam blocking apps, while 37% cancel credit cards and 30% report the scam. Younger groups are more vulnerable to phone scams.
This document presents the findings of an Ipsos global survey on views of vices conducted between November and December 2018 with over 18,000 respondents from 27 countries. It examines public opinions on who should be allowed to use, buy or have access to various products and activities including alcohol, tobacco, gambling, social media and cannabis. For most vices like wine and beer, around half of global respondents believe access should be allowed for those aged 18 or older, while around a third believe access should be allowed at age 21 or older. There is more variation in views between countries.
Buzz - the monthly report that establishes the levels of buzz surrounding the latest news and product releases within technology, telecoms, media and entertainment.
When looking at the whole population, the new Call of Duty is the most discussed topic this month. COD: Advanced Warfare ranks highest in discussion buzz from all COD video games to date.
The second and the third highest discussion levels belong to news in movies, namely Interstellar movie and the title of new Star Wars movie.
Halo: TMCC has been discussed the most from all Halo video games measured to date.
National Consumer Agency conducted market research on consumer switching behaviour. Some key findings include:
- 32% of consumers switched at least one provider in the past year, most commonly for car insurance, broadband, or fixed landline.
- Those who switched car insurance reported average annual savings of €125.
- 83% of consumers found the switching process easy. 59% found their new service better than the previous provider.
- The main reasons for not switching included satisfaction with their current provider's service or the provider offering the best value. Over 50% had not checked for better deals in over a year.
The Irish grocery market saw growth of 0.2% over the past year but declined 0.5% over the most recent 12-week period compared to the same period last year. Consumers are coping with inflation and less disposable income by making more shopping trips while spending less per trip through purchasing more items on sale and trading down to cheaper product lines. Private label brands continue to be an important way for consumers to reduce spending and now have their highest market share in two years.
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.
March 2012 - NCA's market research finds that 35% of consumers in Ireland bought from an independent garage/dealer, 33% from authorised dealerships and 28% from private individual sales
The National Consumer Agency conducted market research on shopping and pricing habits. Key findings include:
- Over 85% of consumers compare prices when shopping and price is the top influencing factor for most.
- Awareness of everyday good prices has risen to 78% and 93% of main grocery shoppers know food prices.
- For groceries, price is the main reason for choosing a supermarket for 73% and 65% visit their usual store for deals.
The national consumer agency conducted market research on consumer switching behavior. Key findings include:
- 38% switched providers in the past year, most for car insurance (13%) and mobile phones (12%)
- 85% of switchers saved money, on average €102 for car insurance and €84 for home insurance
- 84% found switching easy, and 50% found their new service better than previous
- Top reasons for not switching were satisfaction with current provider and current provider offering best value
The document summarizes key findings from a market research report on consumer shopping and pricing behaviors in Ireland. It finds that 82% of consumers shop around for prices, though people are less likely to compare prices for medical services. While price remains an important factor, convenience has become more influential in determining where people shop. Most consumers check product prices but are less likely to examine unit pricing. For groceries, price and convenience are top factors in store choice, and most shoppers now buy a mix of branded and own-brand goods.
October 2011 - market research by the National Consumer Agency on Irish consumers and household budgets - 64% of consumers say household income has decreased since the same time a year ago
The document summarizes findings from a national consumer agency's market research on consumer empowerment and complaints in Ireland. It finds that consumers feel more empowered in their rights and more willing to complain than in previous surveys. When consumers had a reason to complain or return an item in the last year, most (92%) made a complaint, and over three-quarters found the complaints process easy. The majority (84%) of complaints were fully resolved.
National Consumer Agency guide for businesses on their legal obligations if they sell online to consumers - from eCommerce regulations to data protection.
Lesson 5 examines the Consumer Information Act, 1978, illegal notices, signs, examples. Get the teacher notes and useful links, and play the Shop Smart game at: http://www.consumerconnect.ie/game
Lesson 1 looks at: "What is a consumer? Being an informed consumer". Get the teacher notes and useful links, and play the Shop Smart game at: http://www.consumerconnect.ie/game
27 January 2010: National Consumer Agency market research relating to Irish consumers' sense of empowerment, and their experience in the area of complaints.
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El Puerto de Algeciras continúa un año más como el más eficiente del continente europeo y vuelve a situarse en el “top ten” mundial, según el informe The Container Port Performance Index 2023 (CPPI), elaborado por el Banco Mundial y la consultora S&P Global.
El informe CPPI utiliza dos enfoques metodológicos diferentes para calcular la clasificación del índice: uno administrativo o técnico y otro estadístico, basado en análisis factorial (FA). Según los autores, esta dualidad pretende asegurar una clasificación que refleje con precisión el rendimiento real del puerto, a la vez que sea estadísticamente sólida. En esta edición del informe CPPI 2023, se han empleado los mismos enfoques metodológicos y se ha aplicado un método de agregación de clasificaciones para combinar los resultados de ambos enfoques y obtener una clasificación agregada.
Here is Gabe Whitley's response to my defamation lawsuit for him calling me a rapist and perjurer in court documents.
You have to read it to believe it, but after you read it, you won't believe it. And I included eight examples of defamatory statements/
‘वोटर्स विल मस्ट प्रीवेल’ (मतदाताओं को जीतना होगा) अभियान द्वारा जारी हेल्पलाइन नंबर, 4 जून को सुबह 7 बजे से दोपहर 12 बजे तक मतगणना प्रक्रिया में कहीं भी किसी भी तरह के उल्लंघन की रिपोर्ट करने के लिए खुला रहेगा।
Acolyte Episodes review (TV series) The Acolyte. Learn about the influence of the program on the Star Wars world, as well as new characters and story twists.
An astonishing, first-of-its-kind, report by the NYT assessing damage in Ukraine. Even if the war ends tomorrow, in many places there will be nothing to go back to.
8. Scams Experience Base: 1,007 adults 16+ Self/family member lost money/information to a scam Self/family member replied/tried to participate Self/family member targeted by a scam Aware of a listed scam 18% 26% 76% 93% 69% of those who try to participate are caught out 34% of those targeted tried to partake 82% of those aware were targeted (76%/93%)
9. Scams Experience Base: 1,007 adults 16+ % Lost out Targetted Aware Despite lower ‘reach’ premium rate calls take in more victims.
10. Scams Experience Profile - Gender, Age, Social Class & Origin More men and younger adults admit to trying to participate, but women, older respondents and working class adults more likely to admit to falling victim. Adult population (100%) Targeted by scam (76%) Tried to Participate (26%) Lost out to a Scam (18%) Base: 1,007 740 247 179 % % % % GENDER Men 49 51 54 47 Women 51 49 46 53 AGE U25 17 15 19 18 25 - 34 22 21 25 22 35-49 26 29 29 34 50-64 21 23 16 21 65+ 14 12 11 6 CLASS Middle class 41 45 40 39 Working class 51 47 55 57 Farming 8 7 5 4 NATIONALITY Irish born 88 89 87 85 New National 12 11 13 15
11. Scams Experience Profile - Work Status & Region Interestingly those who recognise that they may have lost out to a scam are more likely to be working and from Dublin (suggesting that exposure may be the bigger catalyst than a lack of education or sophistication). Adult population (100%) Targeted by scam (76%) Tried to Participate (26%) Lost out to a Scam (18%) % % % % WORKING STATUS Full time 34 37 33 39 Part time 11 11 12 13 Self employed 12 13 14 12 Unemployed 9 8 9 9 Student 11 9 11 9 Home duties/primary carer 8 9 10 11 Retired 15 14 11 7 REGION Dublin 28 28 31 36 Rest Leinster 26 27 25 25 Munster 28 28 27 25 Conn/Ulster 18 17 16 14
18. Scams Replied to with the Intention of Participation Base: 1,007 adults 16+ About a quarter admit to having participated in or subscribed to a scam.
24. Action Taken in the Context of Scams Base: 1,007 adults 16+ Targeted by Scam % Tried to Participate % Lost out on Scam % Self or family member… The vast majority did nothing about scams they became aware of.
25. Action Taken When Targeted by a Scam More than 4 in 5 do nothing in most instances, even when targeted. Targeted By Any of These All Scams Targeted by Premium Rate Telephone Prize Scam Prize Draw/ Sweepstakes Scams Foreign Lottery Scam Pyramid Selling Scam Chain Letter Scam Bogus Holiday Club Scam Work From Home Scam Foreign Money Making Offers Unsolicited requests for personal information Advance Fee Scams Miracle Health and/or Slimming Scams Bogus offer to have work done on home Base: 3084 271 281 343 257 417 273 192 235 329 97 203 186 % % % % % % % % % % % % % Reported to An Garda Siochana 5 6 5 6 4 3 3 3 4 6 - * 13 Reported to The National Consumer Agency 2 6 2 2 3 * 2 1 1 1 1 * 1 Reported to Someone Else 4 11 2 2 1 1 4 2 3 12 4 4 2 Did Nothing 79 67 83 78 83 83 81 86 84 68 86 85 72 Did something else 11 11 8 13 9 12 10 8 10 13 9 10 12
26. Action Taken When Replied to a Scam *Caution Small base Attempted to Take Part in any of these All Scams Replied to Premium Rate Telephone Prize Scam Prize Draw/ Sweepstakes Scams Foreign Lottery Scam Pyramid Selling Scam Chain Letter Scam Bogus Holiday Club Scam Work From Home Scam Foreign Money Making Offers Unsolicited requests for personal information Advance Fee Scams Miracle Health and/or Slimming Scams Bogus offer to have work done on home Base: 1093 124 102 97 93 137 102 84 76 90 34* 78 76 % % % % % % % % % % % % % Reported to An Garda Siochana 9 9 9 8 11 7 7 8 7 11 - 1 22 Reported to The National Consumer Agency 4 7 4 5 5 1 5 2 2 5 4 1 3 Reported to Other 6 14 3 4 2 3 8 3 3 15 3 8 5 Did Nothing 72 55 72 77 74 75 70 79 78 67 87 82 59 Did something else 11 16 12 9 8 15 11 10 12 3 6 9 12
27. Action Taken When Lost Out to a Scam *Caution Small base Lost Out to Any of these All Scams Lost Out to Premium Rate Telephone Prize Scam Prize Draw /Sweepstakes Scams Foreign Lottery Scam Pyramid Selling Scam Chain Letter Scam Bogus Holiday Club Scam Work From Home Scam Foreign Money Making Offers Unsolicited requests for personal information Advance Fee Scams Miracle Health and/or Slimming Scams Bogus offer to have work done on home Base: 798 94 75 72 67 93 70 53 52 68 28* 64 62 % % % % % % % % % % % % % Reported to An Garda Siochana 8 7 8 6 9 7 4 6 6 10 - 1 23 Reported to The National Consumer Agency 5 10 6 4 6 1 6 4 3 6 5 1 4 Reported to Other 7 14 4 3 1 3 10 7 5 15 2 9 7 Did Nothing 68 56 65 77 72 72 64 72 79 62 82 76 53 Did something else 14 15 17 12 12 17 16 13 12 7 11 13 16
29. Confidence In Own Ability to Spot Scams Base: 1,007 adults 16+ Entirely confident Largely confident Not very confident Not at all confident % ALL ADULTS About a fifth lack confidence in their ability to spot scams, with under 25’s, women, working class adults (and to an extent over 65’s) the most uncertain. Not very confident Not at all confident % % GENDER Men 10 3 Women 21 5 AGE Under 25 27 4 25 – 34 14 3 35 – 45 13 3 50 – 64 11 3 65 yrs+ 16 6 CLASS ABC1 (Middle) 13 2 C2DE (Working) 18 4 F (Farming) 11 7 AREA Dublin 16 3 Rest Leinster 15 5 Munster 15 3 Conn/Ulster 15 5