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ipsos populism report 2025
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ipsos populism report 2025
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The slide uses a grid layout to present distinct thematic insights.summarize
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The slide uses a quote-based callout to emphasize the core thesis of the report.establish_context
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The slide discusses the paradox of populist sentiment, citing specific survey percentages regarding immigration, elite mistrust, and governance preferences.summarize
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The slide uses a grouped bar chart to illustrate that while the 'people vs. elite' sentiment is widespread, specific political attitudes diverge significantly banalyze_data
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The slide uses a bar chart to contrast the views of radical left-wing and right-wing party supporters across four countries on the issue of prioritizing citizenestablish_context
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Data source: The Ipsos Populism Report 2025. Base: 23,228 adults aged 16-74.analyze_data
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The slide uses a line chart to track longitudinal sentiment across 7 countries from 2016 to 2025.summarize
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The chart is sorted by the 'Agree' column in descending order.analyze_data
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The index is an average of agreement to five specific statements regarding economic inequality, political distrust, and the need for strong leadership.analyze_data
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The table tracks longitudinal sentiment regarding the 'broken' nature of the system across various global markets.analyze_data
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The slide highlights a significant decline in support for strongman leadership in France and Italy over the last decade.summarize
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The chart highlights that Germany has the lowest agreement rate (41%) compared to other countries like Canada (71%) and Japan (71%).compare_peers
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Data from Ipsos Populism Report 2025. Includes historical change data from 2016-2023.analyze_data
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The chart tracks public sentiment across 7 countries over a 9-year period.summarize
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The slide highlights a significant increase in political alienation in Japan compared to other nations.summarize
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The data is presented as a stacked bar chart integrated into a table format.analyze_data
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The chart tracks sentiment across 7 countries from 2016 to 2025.analyze_data
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Base: Representative sample of 23,228 adults aged 16-74 in 31 participating countries, February 21st 2025 - March 7th 2025.analyze_data
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Data source: The Ipsos Populism Report 2025. Base: 23,228 adults aged 16-74 in 31 countries.analyze_data
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The data represents a survey of 23,228 adults aged 16-74 conducted in early 2025.analyze_data
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Data presented as a 100% stacked bar chart sorted by 'Agree' sentiment.analyze_data
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The chart is a stacked bar chart showing Agree (dark blue), Neither (light blue), and Disagree (yellow) with historical change data.analyze_data
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The chart tracks sentiment across 7 countries from 2016 to 2025.summarize
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The chart displays the percentage of respondents who agree, neither agree nor disagree, or disagree with the statement, along with historical change data.analyze_data
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The chart displays the percentage of respondents who agree, neither agree nor disagree, or disagree with the statement. It also includes columns for changes in analyze_data
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Data source: The Ipsos Populism Report 2025. Base: 23,228 adults aged 16-74 in 31 participating countries.analyze_data
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The chart displays survey results for four categories of opinion on elite behavior, sorted by the percentage of respondents who believe elites act in the best ianalyze_data
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The chart displays survey results regarding national identity and birth origin.analyze_data
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The chart displays the percentage of respondents who consider being a religious majority 'important' (dark blue) vs 'not important' (yellow).analyze_data
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The chart displays the percentage of respondents who consider voting 'Important' (dark blue) versus 'Not important' (yellow).analyze_data
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The chart displays the percentage of respondents who consider speaking the national language 'Important' (dark blue) vs 'Not important' (yellow).analyze_data
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The chart displays the percentage of respondents who consider 'getting ahead on one's own efforts' as 'Important' (dark blue) versus 'Not important' (yellow).analyze_data
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The chart displays the percentage of respondents who consider treating people of all backgrounds equally as 'Important' (dark blue) vs 'Not important' (light yeanalyze_data
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The chart displays the percentage of respondents who consider defending their country 'Important' (dark blue) vs 'Not important' (yellow).analyze_data
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The chart is a stacked bar chart showing 'Agree' (dark blue), 'Neither agree nor disagree' (light blue), and 'Disagree' (yellow).analyze_data
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The chart is sorted by the 'Should increase' category in descending order.analyze_data
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The chart is sorted by the 'Should increase' category in descending order.analyze_data
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The chart is sorted by the 'Should increase' category (dark blue).analyze_data
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The chart displays survey data from 23,228 adults across 31 countries regarding public safety spending preferences.analyze_data
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Data source: Ipsos Populism Report 2025. Base: 23,228 adults aged 16-74 in 31 countries.analyze_data
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The chart displays a 31-country average followed by individual country data, sorted by the 'Should increase' percentage.analyze_data
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Data source: The Ipsos Populism Report 2025. Base: 23,228 adults aged 16-74.analyze_data
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Details the Ipsos Global Advisor and IndiaBus survey methodology.appendix
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