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The chart highlights a significant perception gap where respondents consistently overestimate the wealth concentration of the top 1% in most countries.PERILS OF PERCEPTION · Ipsos
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The chart shows the percentage point difference between the average public guess and the actual data, highlighting a widespread tendency to overestimate wealth concentration in most countries.PERILS OF PERCEPTION · Ipsos
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The chart uses a 45-degree line to distinguish between countries where the public underestimates vs. overestimates wealth concentration.PERILS OF PERCEPTION · Ipsos
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The chart displays a bar chart of perceived percentages alongside a column of actual percentages.PERILS OF PERCEPTION · Ipsos
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The chart uses a diverging bar structure to show the 'point difference' between perceived and actual immigrant population percentages.PERILS OF PERCEPTION · Ipsos
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The chart uses a diagonal line to represent parity; points below the line indicate overestimation.PERILS OF PERCEPTION · Ipsos
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The chart displays perceived percentages, not actual data. The '13-country average' is the top row.PERILS OF PERCEPTION · Ipsos
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The chart highlights a significant gap between perceived and actual Muslim population percentages in most countries.PERILS OF PERCEPTION · Ipsos
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The diagonal dashed line represents the line of accuracy; points below the line indicate an overestimation of the Muslim population.PERILS OF PERCEPTION · Ipsos
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The chart displays survey data from 30 countries regarding perceptions of Pakistan's global influence.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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Data source: Ipsos World Affairs. Base: 22,989 online adults under the age of 75 across 30 countries, interviewed 20 September - 4 October, 2024.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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The chart displays a 3-part sentiment scale: Kamala Harris (blue), Doesn't matter (grey), and Donald Trump (pink).WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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The data represents survey results from 22,989 online adults across 30 countries.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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Data source: Ipsos World Affairs. Base: 22,989 online adults under the age of 75 across 30 countries, interviewed 20 September - 4 October, 2024.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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The data represents public opinion on non-interference in the Ukraine conflict across 30 countries.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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The data is presented as a horizontal bar chart sorted by percentage value.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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The chart is sorted by the percentage of agreement, with the 30-country average at the top.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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The data represents a survey question: 'Economic power is more important in world affairs than military power'.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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The chart displays 30 countries plus a 30-country average. The data is sorted by the percentage of agreement.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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The chart shows a clear majority in all surveyed countries viewing these as universal values.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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Data source: Ipsos World Affairs. Survey of 22,989 online adults.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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The data shows a consistent decline in this sentiment across all listed countries compared to the previous year.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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Survey conducted by Ipsos with 22,989 online adults.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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Data source: Ipsos World Affairs. Base: 22,989 online adults under the age of 75 across 30 countries, interviewed 20 September - 4 October, 2024.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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Data source: Ipsos World Affairs. Base: 22,989 online adults under the age of 75 across 30 countries, interviewed 20 September - 4 October, 2024.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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