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.
Respondents from 3 Southeast Asia countries (Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam) think that they are overweight and are willing to pay up to $30 for weight loss program.
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I created an application that had various sections- CBT, Meditation, Counselling and Mood Diary. The solution covered the following-
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2. Target audience
3. App features
4. Mockups
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I created an application that had various sections- CBT, Meditation, Counselling and Mood Diary. The solution covered the following-
1. Use cases of the app
2. Target audience
3. App features
4. Mockups
5. Success Metrics
6. Prioritization
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Survey results help CERIC, and the field at large, to better understand the interests and challenges of Canada’s career service community, including:
- How career professionals are enhancing their career competency and mobility
- What the issue are keeping career professionals up at night
- How the public perception of the value of career development is evolving
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•Among 3 countries, Indonesia gained highest level of life satisfaction in 2014 and 2015.
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■Occupation
•The majority of Vietnamese admitted that job in 2015 was satisfying with 40.3% compared to satisfaction in 2014 (27.7%). Meanwhile, there were no big changes in job satisfaction of Indonesian from year 2014 to 2015. And Thai people felt the same satisfaction as in year 2014, with 45.8%.
■Shopping Habits
•Vietnamese mostly purchased products for personal use at Supermarket (29.3%), and Grocery store (14.0%), while they often visit Supermarket (31.8%) for household use products. In Indonesia, Supermarket is the most popular place to buy products for both personal and household use, with 24.8% and 29.0% respectively. Thai respondents mostly purchased products for personal use at Hypermarket (37.5%), and Mall (14.0%)
■Money&Savings
•The income in 2015 compared to 2014 has changed significantly for Thailand. There are much fewer respondents (44.8%) who indicated that their income has been increased in 2015 compared to 60.9% in year 2014.
•Regarding expenditure change, Vietnam has highest percentage of increase in expenditure in 2015 with 78.3%, next is Indonesia with 75.5% and followed by
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Survey results help CERIC, and the field at large, to better understand the interests and challenges of Canada’s career service community, including:
- How career professionals are enhancing their career competency and mobility
- What the issue are keeping career professionals up at night
- How the public perception of the value of career development is evolving
■General attitude about life
•Among 3 countries, Indonesia gained highest level of life satisfaction in 2014 and 2015.
•The majority of Vietnamese admitted that life in 2015 has improved with 62.3% compared to life in 2014 that is felt a lot harder. They also experienced a much more satisfying life in 2015 than in 2014.
■Occupation
•The majority of Vietnamese admitted that job in 2015 was satisfying with 40.3% compared to satisfaction in 2014 (27.7%). Meanwhile, there were no big changes in job satisfaction of Indonesian from year 2014 to 2015. And Thai people felt the same satisfaction as in year 2014, with 45.8%.
■Shopping Habits
•Vietnamese mostly purchased products for personal use at Supermarket (29.3%), and Grocery store (14.0%), while they often visit Supermarket (31.8%) for household use products. In Indonesia, Supermarket is the most popular place to buy products for both personal and household use, with 24.8% and 29.0% respectively. Thai respondents mostly purchased products for personal use at Hypermarket (37.5%), and Mall (14.0%)
■Money&Savings
•The income in 2015 compared to 2014 has changed significantly for Thailand. There are much fewer respondents (44.8%) who indicated that their income has been increased in 2015 compared to 60.9% in year 2014.
•Regarding expenditure change, Vietnam has highest percentage of increase in expenditure in 2015 with 78.3%, next is Indonesia with 75.5% and followed by
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Per capita GNI (PPP) $5,663
% living on less than $1.90 a day (PPP) 21%
% of population under-nourished: 15%
Remittance inflow (net) +3.3% of GDP
Gini coefficient: 0.35
Palma Ratio: 1.5
Successful diversification into manufacturing
Globally competitive in many service industries
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The 2018 MBO Partners State of Independence in America paints a nuanced picture of the 42 million Americans who work independently as independent professionals, contractors, consultants, freelancers, side giggers and more.
In this eight year of the report, the longest-running comprehensive look at the independent workforce, American independents emerge as strong, mature, and satisfied.
Even amidst record low unemployment and the strongest jobs market in decades, independent work remains a viable and desirable career path.
"People from all industries choose to become independent professionals,” says Gene Zaino, CEO of MBO Partners. “The key word here is 'choose.'"
With each passing year, independent workers grow in both popularity and in size.
“Independent work and traditional jobs are not engaged in a zero-sum fight, but rather, growing in unison," says Zaino.
Independent work is or has been a part of nearly 47% of American’s careers, a number that is poised to swell to 52% in the next five years.
In the 2018 study, four key trends emerged, each of which mirrors trends in the overall economy.
Traditional jobs aren’t going away. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the US economy has added payroll jobs for 93 straight months, the unemployment rate is 4 percent, and there are 6.7 million open jobs.
Full-time independence continues to be a viable and attractive option for many professionals, especially for those with in-demand skills. Companies are growing more comfortable working with independents, utilizing their skills in strategic positions, and paying them more. As a result, the number of High-Earning Independents, those earning more than $100,000, continues to rise—to 3.3 million. Satisfaction among Full-Time independents remains high as well.
The need for-and interest in-part-time independent work continues to grow. Economic pressures and the continued growth of platforms and technology are contributors to this uptick in interest and size.
The new norm is now more likely to be a mix of traditional and independent experience throughout one's lifespan. An individual's career path may include working at a payroll job, working as a Full-Time Independent, and having a side gig while employed at a payroll job. It’s not necessarily an either-or choice.
Independents remain a powerful economic force, contributing more than $1.3 trillion annually to the economy, more than 6.7% of U.S. GDP. The scale is growing globally as well; one in five serve customers outside of the United States as well as domestically.
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Higher education is one of the most prominent turning point in ones life.
Some people study in government while others in private universities.
Majority of the people are waiting for their Advanced Level results before entering into an university.
Gender also effects to this matter.
How higher education effects to the ones reputation , status , wealth.
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Contents
2
What is Survey Panel
Coverage
China Survey Panel
India Survey Panel
Japan Survey Panel
Taiwan Survey Panel
Korea Survey Panel
Vietnam Survey Panel
Philippines Survey Panel
Thailand Survey Panel
Malaysia Survey Panel
Singapore Survey Panel
Indonesia Survey Panel
Hong Kong Survey Panel
Australia Survey Panel
3. Asia Research Survey Panel
Clients
Data
Collection
4,820,000
India
215,000
Thailand
278,000
Vietnam
3
Asia Research Partners only samples from respondents
that have passed our quality measurement standards.
4,200,000
China
207,000
Korea
HongKong
163,000
Taiwan
195,000
Philippines Malaysia
315,000
401,000
Japan
97,000 53,500
Singapore
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
Indonesia
190,000
Australia
241,000
4. ● Coverage 4
Coverage
Japan Survey Panel
401,000
China Survey Panel
4,200,000
India Survey Panel
4,820,000
Thailand Survey Panel
215,000
Vietnam Survey Panel
278,000
Korea Survey Panel
207,000
Australia Survey Panel
241,000
Philippines Survey Panel
195,000
Malaysia Survey Panel
315,000
Indonesia Survey Panel
190,000
Singapore Survey Panel
97,000
Hong Kong Survey Panel
53,500
Taiwan Survey Panel
163,000
Total: 13
Countries
5. PANEL SIZE:
PANEL :
China Survey
Panel
4,200,000
Social and Economic Information
674,000,000*
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 :
7.7% [2013]
$9,800 [2013]
3rd [2013]
4.1% [2013]
Renminbi Yuan
Chinese
Buddhism
Communist state
9,596,961 km²
1,361,512,535*
Shanghai Population 24,151,500 [2013]
Beijing Population 21,148,000 [2013]
49.5%
(*) China figures do not include SAR Hong Kong, SAR Macao nor Taiwan,
which are reported separately for statistical purposes.
6. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 35.9
• Birth Rate : 12.31/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 74.84 years
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 5 % 7 % -2 %
20-29 68 % 16 % 52 %
30-39 19 % 17 % 2 %
40-49 6 % 16 % -10 %
50-59 1 % 12 % -11 %
60+ 1 % 12 % -11 %
China
● ChinaSurvey Panel 6
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 61 % 22 % 39 %
Married 39 % 71 % -32 %
Divorce/Widow 1 % 7 % -6 %
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 51 % 50 % 1%
Female 49 % 50 % -1%
9. Occupation Panel
Student 17%
Housewife/Househusband 5%
Company Employee 46%
Company Director 2%
Public Employee 7%
Education (Teacher) 4%
Medical 3%
Company Executive 7%
Self Employee 2%
Part Time 3%
Unemployed 2%
Retired 1%
Other 1%
China
● ChinaSurvey Panel 9
Healthcare Specialty Panel
Cardiology 8%
Anesthesiology 9%
Neurology 7%
Oncology 8%
Gastroenterology 8%
Endocrinology 7%
Internal Medicine 9%
Dentist 10%
General Physician 14%
Urologist 8%
Others 12%
10. Tips
● ChinaSurvey Panel 10
Monthly / Yearly Income
Case 1
In China the monthly income variesfrom
$450 to $1,000 a month so respondentsmay
have a difficult time responding to a monthly
income question. With an income questionit
is recommended to ask both yearly and
monthly income.
Brand/Product Names
Case 2
The usage of hybrid cars was very high
compared to the population because there
was a misunderstanding that hybrids are fuel
efficient cars. Whenever asking about a
specific type of product, it is best to write out
a definition.
Schedule
Case 3
As many panelists respond to surveys at
school or work, response rates are much
lower on the weekends. To get a
representative sample, it is recommended to
keep a study in the field for 3-5 days.
11. PANEL SIZE :
PANEL :
India 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 :
3.2% [2013]
$4,000 [2013]
4th [2013]
8.8% [2013]
Indian Rupees
Hindi and English
Hindu and Muslim
Federal Republic
3,287,263 km²
1,251,695,584
Mumbai Population 257,803 [2011]
New Delhi Population 257,803 [2011]
28.3%
354,000,000
12. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 26.5
• Birth Rate : 20.6 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 67.14 years
• Facebook users : 62.71 million users
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 59% 52% 7%
Female 41% 48% -7%
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 13% 9% 4%
20-29 50% 17% 33%
30-39 25% 15% 10%
40-49 6% 12% -6%
50-59 4% 8% -4%
60+ 2% 8% -6%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 55% 50% 5%
Married 45% 46% -1%
Divorce/Widow 1% 4% -3%
● IndiaSurvey Panel 12
13. Area Panel Census Difference
Mahdhya
Pradesh 4% 6% -2%
Orissa 1% 3% -2%
Punjab 2% 2% 0%
Rajasthan 4% 6% -2%
Tamil Nadu 9% 6% 3%
Uttar Pradesh 10% 17% -7%
WestBengal 6% 8% -2%
Area Panel Census Difference
Andhra
Pradesh
9% 7% 2%
Delhi 10% 2% 8%
Gujarat 6% 5% 1%
Haryana 2% 2% 0%
Karnataka 9% 5% 4%
Kerala 3% 3% 0%
Maharashtra 18% 9% 9%
India
● IndiaSurvey Panel 13
Areas not listed are less than 1% of the panel. Please contact for details.
14. Household Income Panel
No Income 9%
Under 100,000 INR 20%
100,001 to 300,000 INR 29%
300,001 to 500,000 INR 15%
500,001 to 1,000,000INR 11%
1,000,001 INR to 2,000,000INR 3%
Above 2,001,000 INR 3%
Other 10%
India
● IndiaSurvey Panel 14
Occupation Panel
Student 31%
Housewife/Househusband 11%
Company Employee 22%
Company Director 2%
Public Employee 4%
Education (Teacher) 6%
Medical 2%
Company Executive 6%
Self Employee 8%
Part Time 3%
Unemployed 4%
Other 1%
16. PANEL SIZE :
PANEL :
Japan Survey
Panel
401,000
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 :
2.0% [2013]
$37,100 [2013]
5th [2013]
4.1% [2013]
Yen
Japanese
Buddhism, Christianity
Parliamentary
364,485 km²
126,919,659
Tokyo Population 13,378,584 [2014]
Tokyo Population 13,378,584 [2014]
90.6%
114,963,827
17. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 46.1
• Birth Rate : 7.93 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 84.74 years
• Facebook users : 17.20 million users
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 53% 49% 4%
Female 47% 51% -4%
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 3% 5% -2%
20-29 20% 11% 9%
30-39 32% 13% 19%
40-49 28% 13% 15%
50-59 12% 12% 0%
60+ 5% 32% -27%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 27% 28% -1%
Married 70% 61% 9%
Divorce/Widow 3% 11% -8%
● JapanSurvey Panel 17
19. Household Income Panel
No Income 1%
Less than 1 million JPY 3%
1-1.99 million JPY 7%
2-2.99 million JPY 12%
3-3.99 million JPY 15%
4-4.99 million JPY 11%
5-5.99 million JPY 9%
6-6.99 million JPY 6%
7-7.99 million JPY 9%
8-8.99 million JPY 4%
9 million JPY plus 9%
Other 14%
Occupation Panel
Student 6%
Housewife/Househusband 18%
Company Employee 38%
Company Director 3%
Public Employee 2%
Education (Teacher) 4%
Medical 3%
Company Executive 2%
Self Employee 7%
Part Time 8%
Unemployed 4%
Other 5%
● JapanSurvey Panel 19
21. Tips
B2B Studies
Case 1
Japan is a country made up of small and
medium enterprise. Only 1% of all companies
have over 1,000 employees. To get a
representative sample, it is recommended to
include all company size for business
studies.
Luxury Goods
Case 2
Japan is one of the largest markets in the
world for luxury goods purchasing. In this
unique market, brand purchasers are not
necessarily tied to high income. When
researching luxury goods, it is not necessary
to limit targeting to high income groups.
Schedule
Case 3
Peak response times for surveys is weekdays
from 7:00 to midnight. To get a representative
sample, opening a study for 3 to 5 days is
recommended.
Japan
● JapanSurvey Panel 21
22. PANEL SIZE :
PANEL :
Taiwan 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 :
2.2% [2013]
$39,600 [2013]
21st [2013]
4.1% [2013]
Taiwan Dollar
Mandarin Chinese
Buddhism, Taoist
Multiparty Democracy
35,980 sq km
23,415,126
Taipei Population 2,618,770 [2011]
Taipei Population 2,618,770 [2011]
84.0%
19,666,364
23. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 38.1
• Birth Rate : 8.7 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 79.98 years
• Facebook users : 13.24 million users
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 48% 50% -2%
Female 52% 50% 2%
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 7% 7% 0%
20-29 41% 15% 26%
30-39 39% 16% 23%
40-49 9% 16% -7%
50-59 3% 13% -10%
60+ 1% 14% -13%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 56% 38% 18%
Married 42% 52% -10%
Divorce/Widow 2% 10% -8%
● TaiwanSurvey Panel 23
24. Area Panel Census Difference
Taipei 15% 11% 4%
New Taipei City 28% 30% -2%
Taichung 10% 11% -1%
Tainan City 9% 8% 1%
Kaohsiung 15% 12% 3%
Keelung 2% 1% 1%
Hsinchu City 1% 2% -1%
Chiayi City 2% 1% 1%
Taoyuan County 6% 8% -2%
Taiwan
Area Panel Census Difference
Hsinchu County 3% 2 % 1%
Miaoli County 1% 2 % -1%
Changhua County 1 % 6 %
-5%
Nantou County 2% 1 % 1%
Yunlin County 2% 1 % 1%
Chiayi County 1% 1 % 0%
Pingtung County 1% 1 % 0%
Yilan County 2% 1 % 1%
Hualien County 1% 1 % 0%
● TaiwanSurvey Panel 24
25. Household Income Panel
No Income 2%
Less than 150,000 NTD 12%
150,001 to 300,000NTD 5%
300,001 to 500,000 NTD 12%
500,001 to 700,000NTD 10%
700,001 to 1,000,000NTD 14%
1,000,001 to 1,500,000 NTD 11%
2,000,001 to 2,500,000 NTD 8%
2,500,001 to 3,000,000 NTD 4%
3,000,001 to 3,000,000 NTD 2%
3,000,001 NTD plus 2%
Other 18%
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%
Taiwan
● TaiwanSurvey Panel 25
27. Tips
Smartphones
Case 1
For electronics studies, especially
smartphones, ownership may not necessarily
be linked to income. There's a high
percentage of students who own
smartphones in Taiwan.
Income
Case 2
There's notable difference between income
levels for residents in North/Central/South
regions and urban/rural areas of Taiwan. For
studies requiring high income levels, we
recommend to focus more on North and
metropolitan areas.
Language
Case 3
Panelists are used to reading Traditional
Chinese. We recommend to avoid using
Simplified Chinese or English questionnaires.
Taiwan
● TaiwanSurvey Panel 27
28. PANEL SIZE :
PANEL :
Korea Survey
Panel
207,000
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 :
2.8% [2013]
$33,200 [2013]
13th [2013]
3.2% [2013]
South Korean Won
Korean
Christian, Buddhism
Republic
99,720 sq km
49,115,196
Seoul Population 9,794,304 [2011]
Seoul Population 9,794,304 [2011]
92.4%
45,314,248
29. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 40.2
• Birth Rate : 8.42 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 80.04 years
• Facebook users : 10.01 million users
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 54% 50% 4%
Female 46% 50% -4%
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 3% 7% -4%
20-29 18% 15% 3%
30-39 51% 16% 35%
40-49 22% 17% 5%
50-59 4% 13% -9%
60+ 2% 15% -13%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 42% 30% 12%
Married 57% 61% -4%
Divorce/Widow 1% 9% -8%
● KoreaSurvey Panel 29
31. Household Income Panel
No Income 1%
Less than 12 millionKRW 3%
12 to 23.99 millionKRW 9%
24 to 35.99 millionKRW 18%
36 to 47.99 millionKRW 21%
48 to 59.99 millionKRW 18%
60 to 71.99 millionKRW 9%
72 to 83.99 millionKRW 8%
84 to 95.99 millionKRW 6%
96 to 107.99 millionKRW 3%
108 million KRW+ 2%
Other 2%
Occupation Panel
Student 7%
Housewife/Househusband 11%
Company Employee 44%
Company Director 2%
Public Employee 6%
Education (Teacher) 5%
Medical 1%
Company Executive 3%
Self Employee 6%
Part Time 3%
Unemployed 7%
Other 5%
Korea
● KoreaSurvey Panel 31
32. ● KoreaSurvey Panel 32
Healthcare Specialty Panel
Anesthesiology 10%
Internal Medicine 8%
General Surgeon 9%
Neurologist 8%
Orthopedics 7%
Plastic Surgery 6%
Paidonosology 8%
General Physician 12%
Pharmacists 9%
Dentist 11%
Others 12%
33. Tips
Response Rates
Case 1
The response rates fluctuate greatly
depending on whether panelists are rewarded
immediately after a survey or some time after
the project. It is always recommend to reward
on a real time basis.
Targets
Case 2
The panel is primarily a general consumer
panel. Targets such as seniors, physicians,
C-Level executives are often better to recruit
offline and have respondents conduct the
survey online. Mixed methodology is
necessary for a big sample size.
Survey Topics
Case 3
Respondents are sensitive to give information
about their company or personal life,
especially to a foreign entity. These type of
questions need to be phrased properly and
always have an escape question to avoid
drop outs (ex. Do not want to answer).
Korea
● KoreaSurvey Panel 33
34. PANEL SIZE :
PANEL :
Vietnam Survey
Panel
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 :
5.3% [2013]
$4,000 [2013]
39th [2013]
1.3% [2013]
Dong
Vietnamese
Buddhism, Catholic
Communism
331,210 sq km
94,348,835
Ho Chi Minh City
Population 7,818,200 [2013]
Hanoi Population 6,936,900[2013]
48.3%
45,579,922
35. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 29.2
• Birth Rate : 16.83 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 73.16 years
• Facebook users : 10.67 million users
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 51% 50% 1%
Female 49% 50% -1%
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 17% 10% 7%
20-29 58% 20% 38%
30-39 21% 16% 5%
40-49 2% 13% -11%
50-59 1% 8% -7%
60+ 1% 8% -7%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 60% 26% 34%
Married 38% 66% -28%
Divorce/Widow 2% 8% -6%
● VietnamSurvey Panel 35
36. Area Panel Census Difference
Nghe An 3% 3% 0%
Thua Thien-Hue 3% 1% 2%
Khanh Hoa 1% 1% 0%
Dong Nai 3% 3% 0%
Da Nang 4% 1% 3%
Hai Duong 1% 2% -1%
Hai Phong 3% 2% 1%
Hanoi 23% 8% 15%
Ho Chi Minh 19% 9% 10%
Areas not listed are less than 1% of the panel. Please contact for details.
Vietnam
● VietnamSurvey Panel 36
37. Occupation Panel
Student 29%
Housewife/Househusband 5%
Contract Employee 2%
Company Employee 35%
Public Employee 3%
Education (Teacher) 4%
Medical 2%
Company Executive 2%
Self Employee 3%
Part Time 4%
Unemployed 2%
Other 9%
Household Income Panel
No Income 15%
Lower Class
(Under 5,000 USD)
11%
Lower Middle Class
( Over 5,000 USD – Under 15,000 USD)
3%
Upper Middle Class 40%
(Over 15,000 – Under 35,000 USD) 2%
Upper Class
(Over 35,000 USD)
2%
Vietnam
● VietnamSurvey Panel 37
38. HouseholdSize
Incld. panelist
Panel
1 (live alone) 1%
2 7%
3 12%
4 35%
5 30%
More than 6 15%
ChildAge Panel
Under 5 yrs 60%
over 5 under10yrs 25%
over 10 under 15yrs 3%
over 15 under 20yrs 5%
over 20 under 25yrs 4%
over 25 up to 30yrs 3%
Parents with Children Panel
Yes 34 %
No 66%
● VietnamSurvey Panel 38
39. Electronic Devices Panel
Desktop PC 49%
Laptop PC 70%
Tablet 25%
Smartphone 84%
Mobile Phone 89%
Ownership of Vehicle Panel
Car 24 %
Motorbike 98 %
Main Driver of Vehicle Panel
Car 11 %
Motorbike 82 %
● VietnamSurvey Panel 39
41. Tips
Sample Representation
Case 1
Vietnam has a relatively young population.
When conducting studies, samples will be
heavily weighted with people in their 20s and
30s. The internet population is also focused
in major metropolitan areas like Ho Chi Minh
and Hanoi.
Schedule
Case 2
As many panelists respond to surveys at
school or work, response rates are much
lower on the holidays. To get a representative
sample, it is recommended to keep a study in
the field for 3-5 working days
Survey Topics
● VietnamSurvey Panel 41
Case 3
When conducting surveys in Vietnam, survey
topics relating to politics or religion need to be
avoided.
42. PANEL: PANEL SIZE :
195,000
Social and Economic Information
Manila Population 1,652,171 [2010]
43.0%
47,134,843
Philippines Survey
Panel
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 :
6.8% [2013]
$4,700 [2013]
32nd [2013]
7.4% [2013]
Peso
Filipino and English
Catholic and Muslim
Republic
300,000 sq km
109,615,913
Quezon City Population 2,761,720 [2010]
43. Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 58% 54% 4%
Married 41% 45% -4%
Divorce/Widow 1% 1% 0%
Simple Facts
• Median Age : 23.5
• Birth Rate : 24.62 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 68.96 years
• Facebook users : 29.89 million users
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 47% 50% -3%
Female 53% 50% 3%
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 5% 4% 1%
20-29 52% 18% 34%
30-39 32% 14% 18%
40-49 9% 10% -1%
50+ 2% 6% -4%
Philippines
● PhilippinesSurvey Panel 43
44. Area Panel Census Difference
National Capital
Region
42% 22% 20%
Cordillera
Administrative
Region
3% 2% 1%
Ilocos Region 3% 4% -1%
Cagayan Valley 2% 3% -1%
Central Luzon 4% 10% -6%
CALABARZON 11% 13% -2%
MIMAROPA 2% 3% -1%
Bicol Region 2% 5% -3%
WesternVisayas 5% 6% -1%
● PhilippinesSurvey Panel 44
Area Panel Census Difference
Central Visayas 5% 6% -1%
Eastern Visayas 4% 4% 0%
Zamboanga
Peninsula
3% 3% 0%
Northern
Mindanao
3% 4% -1%
Davao Region 3% 4% -1%
SOCCSKSARGEN 2% 4% -2%
Caraga 2% 2% 0%
Autonomous
Region in Muslim
Mindanao
2% 3% -1%
Other 2% 1% 1%
45. Occupation Panel
Student 11%
Housewife/Househusband 14%
Contract Employee 41%
Company Employee 2%
Public Employee 4%
Education (Teacher) 4%
Medical 3%
Company Executive 2%
Self Employee 13%
Part Time 2%
Unemployed 3%
Other 1%
Household Income Panel
No Income 5%
Under 200,000 pesos 37%
200,000-399,999 pesos 23%
400,000-799,999 pesos 9%
800,000-1,299,999 pesos 6%
1,300,000-2,199,999 pesos 3%
Above 2,200,000 pesos 1%
Other 16%
● PhilippinesSurvey Panel 45
47. PANEL SIZE :
PANEL :
Thailand Survey
Panel
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 :
2.9% [2013]
$9,900 [2013]
25th [2013]
0.7% [2013]
Baht
Thai
Buddhism
Constitutional Monarchy
513,120 sq km
67,976,405
Bangkok Population 6,355,144 [2010]
Bangkok Population 6,355,144 [2010]
34.9%
23,716,968
48. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 36.2
• Birth Rate : 11.19 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 74.43 years
• Facebook users : 17.72 million users
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 2% 8% -6%
20-29 49% 16% 33%
30-39 38% 17% 21%
40-49 10% 15% -5%
50+ 1% 24% -23%
● ThailandSurvey Panel 48
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 58% 61% -3%
Married 39% 23% 16%
Divorce/Widow 3% 16% -13%
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 55% 50% 5%
Female 45% 50% -5%
52. PANEL SIZE :
PANEL :
Malaysia Survey
Panel
315,000
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 :
4.7% [2013]
$17,500 [2013]
30th [2013]
3.1% [2013]
Ringgits
Bahasa Malaysia
Muslim
Constitutional Monarchy
328,947 km²
30,513,848
Kuala Lumpur
Population 1,674,621 [2010]
Kuala Lumpur
Population 1,674,621 [2010]
67.5%
20,596,847
53. Simple Facts
• Median Age : 27.7
• Birth Rate : 19.71 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 74.75 years
• Facebook users : 13.59 million users
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 40% 51% -11%
Female 60% 49% 11%
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 7% 10% -3%
20-29 39% 17% 22%
30-39 40% 14% 26%
40-49 10% 12% -2%
50-59 3% 8% -5%
60+ 1% 7% -6%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 47% 35% 12%
Married 52% 60% -8%
Divorced /Widowed 1% 5% -4%
● MalaysiaSurvey Panel 53
54. ● MalaysiaSurvey Panel 54
Area Panel Census Difference
Perlis 1% 1% 0%
Pulau Pinang 6% 5% 1%
Sarawak 6% 8% -2%
Selangor 20% 18% 2%
Sabah 5% 11% -6%
Terengganu 2% 3% -1%
Other 1% 8% -7%
Area Panel Census Difference
Johor 10% 11% -1%
Kuala Lumpur 17% 6% 11%
Kedah 6% 7% -1%
Kelantan 4% 5% -1%
Melaka 4% 3% 1%
Negeri Sembilan 5% 4% 1%
Pahang 4% 5% -1%
Perak 9% 8% 1%
55. ● MalaysiaSurvey Panel 55
Occupation Panel
Student 14%
Housewife/Househusband 7%
Contract Employee 27%
Company Employee 3%
Public Employee 8%
Education (Teacher) 3%
Medical 1%
Company Executive 17%
Self Employee 9%
Part Time 2%
Unemployed 1%
Other 8%
Income Panel
No Income 9 %
Lower/ Working Class ( Under 5,000 USD) 27 %
Lower Middle Class
(Over 5,000 – Under 15,000 USD)
40 %
Upper Middle Class
(Over 15,000 – Under 35,000 USD)
21 %
Upper Class
( Over 35,000 USD)
3 %
56. Industry Panel
Agriculture/Forestry/Fishing 2%
IT 17%
Construction 6%
Manufacturing 11%
Electric/Gas/Water Industry 5%
Mail Transport Industry 4%
Retail/Wholesale/Distribution 9%
Finance (Banks
and
Investment)
13%
Real Estate 3%
Restaurant or Hotel 3%
● MalaysiaSurvey Panel 56
Healthcare Specialty Panel
Cardiology 8%
Anesthesiology 6%
Internal Medicine 10%
General Surgery 9%
Orthopedics 7%
Obstetrics & Gynecology 8%
Dentist 11%
General Physician 13%
Ophthalmologists 7%
Pharmacists 8%
Others 13%
57. Business Title Panel
Chairman / Vice Chairman 1%
CEO/ Vice President 1%
CFO/ COO/ CTO/ CIO 1%
Director 7%
Advisor 4%
Business Manager 7%
Manager 13%
Assistant Manager 18%
Business Title Panel
Account Executive 4%
Leader 3%
General Staff 7%
Part Time Employee 5%
Other 9%
● MalaysiaSurvey Panel 57
58. Ethnic Group Panel
Chinese 56%
Malay 31%
Indian 11%
Other 2%
Language Panel
Chinese 50 %
Bahasa Malaysia 23 %
English 44 %
Tamil 1 %
Other 4 %
● MalaysiaSurvey Panel 58
Religion Panel
Buddhism 66%
Islam 16%
Christianity 9%
Confucianism, Taoism and
other Chinese folk religion
4%
Hinduism 1%
No religion 3%
Other 1%
59. HouseholdSize
Incld. panelist
Panel
1 (live alone) 5%
2 14%
3 17%
4 21%
5 19%
More than 6 24%
ChildAge Panel
Under 5 yrs 33%
over 5 under 10yrs 20%
over 10 under 15yrs 21%
over 15 under 20yrs 9%
over 20 under 25yrs 10%
over 25 up to 30yrs 7%
Parents with Children Panel
Yes 30 %
No 70 %
● MalaysiaSurvey Panel 59
60. Electronic Devices Panel
Desktop PC 42 %
Laptop PC 71 %
Tablet 37 %
Smartphone 85 %
Mobile Phone 22 %
Ownership of Vehicle Panel
Car 76 %
Motorbike 32 %
Lorry/ Truck 1 %
Main Driver of Vehicle Panel
Car 58 %
Motorbike 25 %
● MalaysiaSurvey Panel 60
61. PANEL: PANEL SIZE :
Social and Economic Information
4.1% [2013]
$62,400 [2013]
41st [2013]
1.9% [2013]
Singapore Dollar
Mandarin,English
Buddhist, Muslim, Taoist, Catholic
Singapore Survey
Panel
97,000
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 :
Parliamentary Republic
697 sq km
5,674,472
Singapore
Population 3,700 [Downtown Core, 2014]
Singapore
Population 3,700 [Downtown Core, 2014]
82.0%
4,653,067
62. ● SingaporeSurvey Panel 62
Simple Facts
• Median Age : 33.8
• Birth Rate : 8.27 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 84.68 years
• Facebook users : 2.92 million users
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 53% 51% 2%
Female 47% 49% -2%
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 6% 8% -2%
20-29 33% 16% 17%
30-39 32% 18% 14%
40-49 18% 19% -1%
50-59 8% 19% -11%
60+ 3% 20% -17%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 47% 32% 15%
Married 51% 60% -9%
Divorce/Widow 2% 8% -6%
63. Occupation Panel
Student 13%
Housewife/Househusband 19%
Contract Employee 4%
Company Employee 37%
Public Employee 4%
Education (Teacher) 3%
Medical 1%
Company Executive 2%
Self Employee 3%
Part Time 2%
Unemployed 4%
Other 8%
Household Income Panel
No Income 3%
Less than 30,000 SGD 20%
30,000 - 49,999 SGD 23%
50,000 – 69,999 SGD 15%
70,000 – 99,999 SGD 13%
100,000-149,999 SGD 11%
150,000-199,999 SGD 4%
More than 200,000 SGD 3%
Do not know 8%
● SingaporeSurvey Panel 63
64. ● SingaporeSurvey Panel 64
Healthcare Specialty Panel
Anesthesiology 7%
Internal Medicine 11%
General Surgery 8%
Orthopedics 7%
Obstetrics & Gynecology 8%
Dentist 9%
Nurses 13%
General Physician 12%
Ophthalmologists 8%
Pharmacists 7%
Others 10%
65. PANEL: PANEL SIZE :
Social and Economic Information
Indonesia Survey
Panel 190,000
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 :
5.3% [2013]
$5,200 [2013]
16th [2013]
6.6% [2013]
Rupiah
Bahasa Indonesia
Muslim, Christian ,
Hindu
Republic
1,811,569 sq km
255,993,674
Jakarta Population 9,607,787 [2010]
Jakarta Population 9,607,787 [2010]
28.5% 73,000,000
66. Indonesia
Simple Facts
• Median Age : 29.2
• Birth Rate : 16.72 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 72.45 years
• Facebook users : 51.1 million users
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 2% 9% -7%
20-29 41% 17% 24%
30-39 38% 16% 22%
40-49 13% 13% 0%
50+ 6% 17% -11%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 39% 27% 12%
Married 57% 65% -8%
Divorce/Widow 4% 8% -4%
● IndonesiaSurvey Panel 66
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 67% 50% 17%
Female 33% 50% -17%
67. Area Panel Census Difference
SpecialCapital
Region
25% 11% 14%
West Java 22% 18% 4%
East Java 12% 15% -3%
Banten 6% 4% 2%
Central Java 8% 13% -5%
East Kalimantan 3% 1% 2%
South Sulawesi 5% 3% 2%
● IndonesiaSurvey Panel 67
Area Panel Census Difference
West
Kalimantan
3% 2% 1%
North Sumatra 4% 5% -1%
Yogyakarta
Special Region
2% 1% 1%
Aceh Special
Region
1% 2% -1%
Bali 2% 1% 1%
Riau 3% 2% 1%
Other 4% 22% -18%
Indonesia
68. Occupation Panel
Student 5%
Housewife/Househusband 7%
Company Employee 42%
Company Director 1%
Public Employee 9%
Education (Teacher) 6%
Medical 2%
Company Executive 2%
Self Employee 14%
Part Time 4%
Unemployed 7%
Other 1%
Household Income Panel
No Income 4%
Less than 11.000.000IDR 14%
11,000,000 - 29,999,999 IDR 26%
30,000,000-59,999,999IDR 24%
60,000,000-99,999,999 IDR 13%
100,000,000-499,999,999 IDR 12%
500,000,000-999,999,999 IDR 3%
1,000,000,000+ IDR 1%
Do not know 3%
● IndonesiaSurvey Panel 68
Indonesia
69. Indonesia
● IndonesiaSurvey Panel 69
Healthcare Specialty Panel
Anesthesiology 8%
Oncology 7%
Gastroenterology 7%
Nephrology 8%
Hematology 6%
Internal Medicine 9%
General Surgery 8%
Dentist 9%
General Physician 11%
Pharmacists 9%
Others 18%
70. PANEL: PANEL SIZE :
53,500
Social and Economic Information
2.9% [2013]
$52,700 [2013]
36th [2013]
3.1% [2013]
Hong Kong Dollar
Cantonese
eclectic mixture of local religions
limited
democracy
1,054 sq km
7,141,106
80.5%
5,751,357
Hong Kong Survey
Panel
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 :
-
-
71. Hong Kong
Simple Facts
• Median Age : 43.2
• Birth Rate : 9.23 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 82.86 years
• Facebook users : 4.03 million users
Gender Panel Cens us Difference
Male 53% 47% 6%
Female 47% 53% -6%
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 3% 7% -4%
20-29 35% 15% 20%
30-39 38% 17% 21%
40-49 17% 21% -4%
50-59 6% 19% -13%
60+ 1% 21% -20%
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 45% 31% 14%
Married 51% 58% -7%
Divorce/Widow 4% 11% -7%
● Hong KongSurvey Panel 71
72. Occupation Panel
Student 14%
Housewife/Househusband 19%
Contract Employee 6%
Company Employee 29%
Public Employee 3%
Education (Teacher) 4%
Medical 1%
Company Executive 2%
Self Employee 6%
Part Time 4%
Unemployed 5%
Other 7%
Household Income Panel
No Income 1%
Less than 10,000 HKD 3%
10,000 - 49,999 HKD 18%
50,000 – 99,999 HKD 9%
100,000 – 199,999 HKD 13%
200,000-399,999 HKD 16%
400,000 – 599,999 HKD 19%
600,000-799,999 HKD 13%
800,000 – 999,999 HKD 4%
More than 1,000,000 HKD 3%
Do not know 1%
● Hong KongSurvey Panel 72
Hong Kong
73. Hong Kong
● Hong KongSurvey Panel 73
Healthcare Specialty Panel
Anesthesiology 10%
Gastroenterology 6%
General Surgery 7%
Orthopedics 8%
Obstetrics & Gynecology 7%
Paidonosology 8%
Dentist 9%
General Physician 10%
Ophthalmologists 9%
Pharmacists 10%
Others 16%
74. PANEL :
Australia Survey
Panel
241,000
PANEL SIZE :
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 :
2.5% [2014]
$43,000 [2014]
18th [2014]
5.7% [2014]
Australian Dollars (AUD)
English
Protestant
Federal parliamentarydemocracy
and a Commonwealth realm
7,741,220 km²
22,507,617
Sydney Population 4,373,433 [2013]
Canberra Population 418,856[2013]
94.1 %
21,176,595
75. Australia
Simple Facts
• Median Age : 38.3
• Birth Rate : 12.15 births/1,000 population
• Life Expectancy : 82.15 years
• Facebook users : 11.8 million users
Marital Status Panel Census Difference
Single 41% 37% 4%
Married 51% 49% 2%
Divorce/Widow 8% 14% -6%
Gender Panel Census Difference
Male 44% 49% -5%
Female 56% 51% 5%
Age Panel Census Difference
15-19 2% 8% -6%
20-29 17% 17% 0%
30-39 22% 17% 5%
40-49 30% 18% 12%
50-59 23% 16% 7%
60+ 6% 24% -18%
● Australia Survey
Panel
75
76. Australia
Occupation Panel
Student 8%
Housewife/Househusband 15%
Contract Employee 6%
Company Employee 31%
Public Employee 7%
Education (Teacher) 5%
Medical 2%
Company Executive 4%
Self Employee 9%
Part Time 6%
Unemployed 3%
Other 4%
Household Income Panel
No Income 2%
Less than 5,000AUD 1%
5,000 - 9,999AUD 4%
10,000 – 29,999 AUD 21%
30,000 – 49,999 AUD 29%
50,000-69,999AUD 15%
70,000 – 89,999AUD 9%
120,000-149,999AUD 5%
150,000 – 179,999AUD 4%
More than 180,000AUD 1%
Do not know 9%
● Australia Survey
Panel
76
77. Occupation Panel
Student 8%
Housewife/Househusband 15%
Contract Employee 6%
Company Employee 31%
Public Employee 7%
Education (Teacher) 5%
Medical 2%
Company Executive 4%
Self Employee 9%
Part Time 6%
Unemployed 3%
Other 4%
Australia
Healthcare Specialty Panel
Anesthesiologist 8%
Dentist 9%
Dermatologist 6%
General physician 14%
General Surgeon 5%
Hematologist 6%
Oncologist 5%
Ophthalmology 7%
Pharmacist 12%
Others 28%
● Australia Survey
Panel
77
78. ● Contact 78
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