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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
Consulting deck Industry analyst Beat · Solution (Provide relief)Loop · Aha Moment1 hit
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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 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 plots actual change (y-axis) against perceived change (x-axis).PERILS OF PERCEPTION · Ipsos
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The chart displays three lines representing different survey statements plotted against time spent on social media.PERILS OF PERCEPTION · Ipsos
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The chart tracks longitudinal sentiment across four specific countries against a global average.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
Consulting deck Industry analyst Beat · Satisfaction1 hit
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The chart tracks 28-country average and regional trends (LATAM, Europe, North America, APAC) over four time points.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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The chart is sorted by the 'Agree' percentage in 2023.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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The chart tracks sentiment in South Africa, Mexico, United States, Great Britain, and the 28-country average.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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The data is presented as a longitudinal comparison of public sentiment across multiple countries.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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Data source: Ipsos survey of 20,630 online adults across 28 countries.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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The chart displays 2023 data as the primary bar, with a table showing historical trends from 2016-2022.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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The chart displays 28 countries ranked by the 'Agree' sentiment, with historical data from 2016-2023.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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Data source: Ipsos. Survey of 20,630 online adults across 28 countries.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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Data source: Ipsos. Base: 20,630 online adults under age 75 across 28 countries, interviewed November 22-December 6, 2023.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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The chart tracks sentiment over four time points (2016, 2019, 2021, 2023) for South Africa, United States, Mexico, 28-country average, and Great Britain.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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Data source: Ipsos survey of 20,630 online adults across 28 countries.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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The chart uses a diverging stacked bar format to show sentiment distribution.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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The chart is sorted by the 'Agree' percentage in descending order.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
Consulting deck Industry analyst Beat · SatisfactionLoop · Cost Of Inaction1 hit
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The chart is sorted by the 'Should increase' category in descending order.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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The chart displays 28 countries plus a 28-country average. Data points represent percentages for four categories: Should increase, Should keep at its current level, Not sure, Should Lower.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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Data source: Ipsos survey of 20,630 online adults.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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The chart is sorted by the 'Should increase' category in descending order.POPULISM IN 2024 · Ipsos
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Data source: Ipsos World Affairs. Base: 22,989 online adults across 30 countries.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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The gap is calculated as 'level of perceived preparation minus level of concern'.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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Survey data from Ipsos World Affairs, 2024.WORLD AFFAIRS · Ipsos
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The chart displays 30 countries ranked by their positive sentiment towards Germany, with the 30-country average at the top.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 survey results from 22,989 online adults across 30 countries.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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