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It is lowest in Burkina Faso and Indonesia (21% very important in both countries).
Across the 38 nations, a median of 50% believe it is very important to live in a country with an uncensored internet.
Meanwhile, Senegal, Jordan, Pakistan, Ukraine, Burkina Faso and Vietnam are at the bottom of the index, indicating relatively low levels of support for free expression.
Analyzing the data in this way reveals that Americans are the most supportive of free speech and a free press.
Internet freedom tends to be especially important to younger people, as well as to those who say they use the internet at least occasionally or own a smartphone.
Even though internet freedom ranks last among the six broad democratic rights included on the survey, majorities in 32 of 38 countries nonetheless say it is important to live in a country where people can use the internet without government censorship.
In many nations the internet has created an important new public space where debates about political and social issues thrive.
Several European and Latin American nations also emerge as relatively strong supporters, as do Canada, Australia and South Africa.
Intense support for internet freedom is highest in Argentina, the U.S., Germany and Spain – roughly seven-in-ten in these four nations consider it very important.
There is a strong correlation between the percentage of people in a country who use the internet and the percentage who say a free internet is very important, suggesting that as access to the Web continues to spread around the globe in the coming years, the desire for freedom in cyberspace may grow as well.
Where the first three polls said the DOJ subpoenaed, obtained through a court order, or secretly collected the phone records, the Fox News question used the phrase secretly seized to describe the DOJ’s actions.
An additional factor that likely affected the responses to the Fox News question was the context in which it was presented.
By two-to-one (60% vs. 31%) more said this action by the government went too far rather than was probably justified.
The Fox News survey also pointed out that the records were extensive, included both work and personal phones, and that they did so without giving the news organization prior notice, as is customary.
There is a long track record in the survey industry of how framing a question in a particular context can affect responses, and there is little doubt that raising this broad criticism of government – which roughly two-thirds (68%) of respondents agreed with – prior to the DOJ question had some effect.
But it is also likely that the language and context of the question are substantial factors.
Immediately prior to asking about the legitimacy of the DOJ’s actions, Fox News asked: Does it feel like the federal government has gotten out of control and is threatening the basic civil liberties of Americans, or doesn’t it feel this way to you?
Birdseye and Kingsmill were of the two least leading FMCG brands with 175 million consumer reach points.
Warburtons was the leading FMCG brand with over 500 million consumer reach points.
Other FMCG brands ranged between 200 and 350 million consumer reach points.
And women are much more likely than men to say that they were the primary caregiver for their sick family member.
Only 44% of male family-leave takers say they were the main caregiver.
Roughly two-thirds (65%) of female family-leave takers say they provided more care for their sick family member than anyone else in the family.
However, women and men who were employed in the past two years are equally likely to say that they have taken time off to care for a sick family member during that time, but women report having taken slightly more time off, on average, than men.
Two players have hit between 50 and 100 home runs.
Nate Colbert holds the highest number of home runs as of October 2020.
He finished on around 160.
The number of home runs on the x-axis goes up in 50s.
Four players have hit between 100 and 150 home runs.
Four San Diego Padres players have hit over 150 home runs, the home run leader being Nate Colber, followed closely by Adrian Gonzalez.
Far more conservative Republicans say Trump has changed U.S. political debate for the better than for the worse (61% vs. 12%).
Half say he has changed the nature of political debate in the country for the better, while 28% say he hasn’t changed it much and 21% say he’s changed it for the worse.
Among Republicans and Republican leaners, views are more mixed.
There is a significant divide in views on this question among Republicans by ideology.
By contrast, moderate and liberal Republicans are about as likely to say he’s changed debate for the worse (35%) as for the better (33%).
'Never arrange to meet someone' had the highest value of 0.825.
Option for 'Not allowed to use it on my own' had the lowest value of 0.1.
And it prescribes that Hispanics can in fact be of any race.
This suggests that Hispanics have a unique view of race that doesn’t necessarily fit within the official U.S. definitions.
Federal policy defines “Hispanic” not as a race, but as an ethnicity.
But these census findings suggest that standard U.S. racial categories might either be confusing or not provide relevant options for Hispanics to describe their racial identity.
They also raise an important question long pondered by social scientists and policymakers: Do Hispanics consider their Hispanic background to be part of their racial background, their ethnic background or both?
A new Pew Research Center survey of multiracial Americans finds that, for two-thirds of Hispanics, their Hispanic background is a part of their racial background – not something separate.
The highest year (2014) gave 2,000,0000 dollars.
The production value has gone up over time but varies between years.
The lowest it’s been is around 600,000.
Oil and gas was the second largest import at the just below 100 billion US dollars.
The top three products by import value to the US from NAFTA are transportation equipment, oil & gas, and computer and electronic products.
Paper was the lowest import.
Computer and electronic products were the third largest import.
Transportation equipment was the biggest import at a value of almost 200 billion US dollars.
The bottom three products by import value to the US from NAFTA are paper, miscellaneous manufactured com..., and petroleum & coal products.
But those 65 and older are the only age group in which less than half prefer to do so: Only 44% prefer mobile, compared with about three-quarters of those 18 to 29 (77%), figures that have remained steady for both groups over the past year.
For example, 94% of both those ages 18 to 29 and 30 to 49 get news on mobile – unchanged since 2016 for 18- to 29-year-olds and only a 9-point rise for the 30-49 group.
Even though a large number of older adults are getting news on mobile devices, that doesn’t mean they prefer it.
Heightened adoption of mobile devices for news among older adults is due in part to the fact that they had considerably more room to grow than younger adults.
A recent Pew Research Center report similarly found a sharp rise in overall technology adoption among older Americans.
In the next-highest age group, those 50 to 64, about half now prefer to get their news on mobile (54%), up from about four-in-ten (41%) a year ago.
By contrast, among those ages 50 to 64 and those 65 and older, increases of 16 and 24 points respectively in the past year have resulted in majorities in every age group now getting news on mobile.
Mobile news use, like internet use and mobile ownership in general, was already very high among younger adults, leaving little room for growth compared with older adults.
Across all adults, a clear majority of those who get news on both mobile devices and desktop/laptop computers prefer to get their news on mobile (65%).
In this bar chart we can see that illegal drugs have the highest sales with a number of 25 millions dark web sales.
MDMA and ecstasy was the second highest one, making about 7.5million in sales.
The biggest purchases were mdma/ecstasy, cocaine and prescription drugs and marijuana.
Between the December 2013 and July 2015, the highest Prescription and illegal drugs in dark web was of illegal drugs, making over 25 million dollars in sales.
Prescription drugs dark web sales are around 5.
illegal drugs were predominately sold on the dark web however illegal drugs are also listed seperately on Y axis aswell therefore it os difficult to conclude if this catagoryis accurate.
The lowest one was of Ritalin, which doesn't seem be have had any sales at all.
Over 25 million dollars of illegal drugs sales were made on the dark Web in 18 months.
The main reason for businesses not reporting cases of fraud by employees to the police in England and Wales in 2012 and 2013 was "Private/dealt with ourselves".
At least two-thirds of adults say they’ve lived in a household with a gun at some point in their lives.
About four-in-ten Americans say they either own a gun themselves or live in a household with guns, and 48% say they grew up in a household with guns, according to a new Pew Research Center study.
And roughly seven-in-ten – including 55% of those who have never personally owned a gun – say they have fired a gun at some point.
Production has decreased significantly three times, once around 1980, again around 2008 and again around 2011.
Truck production has more than doubled between 1975 and 2019.
Rate of increase relatively steady between the end of the first significant decline and the start of the second.
Whilst production has increased overall, the rate of increase has not been steady.
While Trump has yet to release his personal tax returns, the public thinks that he has a responsibility to do so: 60% say this, compared with 33% who say he does not have a responsibility to release his tax returns.
By 79% to 17%, more Democrats and Democratic leaners say Trump has a responsibility to release his tax returns than say he does not.
Among Republicans and Republican leaners, 38% say he has a responsibility to do this, compared with 53% who say he does not have this responsibility.
Democrats with a college degree take an overwhelmingly negative view of the new tariffs: 89% of college-educated Democrats think they will be bad for the U.S.
Among Democrats without a college degree, a somewhat smaller share (70%) takes this view.
While there is a gap in views among Democrats by level of education, there are no such educational differences among Republicans.
Its lowest sales, 33Billion yen, were reported as the first quarter of 2013.
Rakuten Ichiba's sales have changed for each quarter reported, first quarter 2013 through 2nd quarter 2015.
It's highest sales, 42 billion yen, were for fourth quarter 2014.
Increase of customers buying into the franchisee during the 20 plus years.
Poverty numbers slowly decreased between 2008 up to 2016 starting at 0.18 and reaching its lowest at 0.14 share of the population, there was a slight increase between 2010-2011 but this started to go back down through 2011.
The poverty per headcount shows a declining trend from 2008 to 2016, from approximately 0.18 to 0.12, when it starts to rise again to nearly 0.15.
From 2016-2018 the share of population in poverty has been on a linear rise again.
Among the 44% of Republican and Republican-leaning voters who have heard of Cain, 39% say there is a good chance they would vote for him, while 35% say there is some chance.
Nearly twice as many Republican voters have heard of Romney (85%).
Among this group, 32% say there is a good chance they would vote for him and 43% say there is some chance.
This marks the first time in U.S. history that the single largest group of poor children is not white.
Among the 4.1 million impoverished Latino children of immigrants, the vast majority (86.2%) were born in the U.S.
The other 2 million are the children of parents born in the U.S.
More Latino children are living in poverty—6.1 million in 2010—than children of any other racial or ethnic group.
In 2010, 37.3% of poor children were Latino, 30.5% were white and 26.6% were black, according to an analysis of new data from the U.S. Census Bureau by the Pew Hispanic Center, a project of the Pew Research Center.
Of the 6.1 million Latino children living in poverty, more than two-thirds (4.1 million) are the children of immigrant parents, according the new Pew Hispanic Center analysis.
Households with more than one adult are almost twice as likely to have a dishwasher than households with only one adult.
The latest national survey by Pew Research Center, conducted July 14-20 among 2,002 adults, finds that most of the increase in unfavorable views of the Supreme Court has come among Republicans.
Following major, end-of-term rulings on the Affordable Care Act and same-sex marriage, unfavorable opinions of the Supreme Court have reached a 30-year high.
And opinions about the court and its ideology have never been more politically divided.
While the economy gets better marks than in the last two elections, that isn’t saying much.
And, in this election cycle, fewer Americans expect continued improvement with just 27% believing economic conditions will be better a year from now.
Just 21% of Americans rated the economy as excellent or good in a mid-October survey (compared with 13% in September 2012 and 8% in October 2010).
Even though the unemployment rate has fallen sharply since the 2010 midterm elections and a host of other economic measures have improved significantly, it has not done much to brighten the public’s mood on what it considers to be the most important voting issue.
There are more modest ideological differences over support for deporting all immigrants in the U.S. illegally and raising taxes on the wealthy.
Republicans also are divided in views of a presidential candidate who will compromise with Democrats.
On balance, conservative Republican voters say they would be more likely to support a candidate who wants to deport immigrants here illegally (45% more likely, 26% less likely).
Moderate and liberal Republicans are divided (37% more likely, 39% less likely).
While there is broad opposition among Republicans to the Iran nuclear deal, more conservative Republican voters (74%) than moderates and liberals (56%) say they would be more likely to vote for a candidate who wants to end the agreement.
Somewhat more moderate and liberal Republican voters (39%) than conservative Republican voters (27%) say they would be more likely to support a candidate who wants to raise taxes on wealthy Americans.
Roughly half of moderate and liberal Republican voters (54%) would be more likely to support a candidate who will compromise with Democrats, compared with just 36% of conservative Republicans.
Six-in-ten (60%) say the cost of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan has contributed a great deal to the size of the debt.
About four-in-ten (42%) say the same about the condition of the national economy.
Support for the European Union may be rebounding just in time for the European Parliament elections, according to a new survey of seven EU nations by the Pew Research Center.
These are some of the findings from a new Pew Research Center survey of 7,022 people in seven European Union member countries – France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom – conducted from March 17 to April 9, 2014.
After a dramatic decline in the wake of the euro crisis, EU favorability is now on the rise in France, the United Kingdom, and Germany.
And faith in one of the EU’s founding principles – that European economic integration is good for their own country – is up in the UK, Poland and Germany.
Their has been a steady incline since 2018.
This shows shared urban population is becoming more important.
2016-2018 shows the steepest incline.
Education is even more strongly associated with researching a new congregation – perhaps because people generally learn more research skills the longer they stay in school.
For example, 71% of college graduates talked to church members before choosing a new congregation, compared with 63% among those with a high school degree or less.
About a third (35%) say they followed news about the economy very closely.
This topic garnered 6% of coverage.
Just 9% say they followed news about the economy – the second ranking story on the list – more closely than any other news.
Sales range between around $75000000 at their highest and $21000000 at their lowest.
Sales are turbulent with large rises or falls in most years.
More people have never taken a selfie than any other category.
I am suprised that pets did not score higher.
Not many people have taken selfies with celebrities or exotic animals.
Family is a high scoring category which I would have expected.
The worldwide number of full time employees is back at similar levels in 2019 compared to 2006 to just over 120,000.
employees have remained pretty stable throughout the years covered in this chart.
employees slowly rose back to 120,000 over the next 8 years.
there was a drop in employees from 2006 to 2010 (from 120,000 to 100,000).
The worldwide number of full time employees dropped to 100,000 in 2010.
It was at 0.065 in 2009.
2016 to 2018 saw a dip but the GDP has recovered and in 2019 stood at just above 0.065, the highest level for 9 years.
It increase from 2013 until 2016, reaching a high of around 0.065 again.
2013 saw the worst share in economic sectors at 0.055.
From September 2019 to September 2020, the average weekly hours worked by fathers fell from 43.3 to 40.5 – nearly three hours per week.
Fathers who are employed and at work cut back on the hours they spent on the job by a little more than mothers did.
The change in work hours among mothers and fathers did not vary notably by the ages of the youngest children at home.
At the same time, mothers pared their average weekly hours from 36.8 to 35.0, close to two hours per week.
When asked about their own lives, a majority of teens (61%) said they face a lot of pressure to get good grades in school.
Teens say anxiety and depression are a major problem among their peers.
About three-in-ten said they feel tense or nervous about their day almost daily, and the same share wished they had more friends.
Seven-in-ten U.S. teens ages 13 to 17 said in a 2018 survey that anxiety and depression were a major problem among people their age in the community where they live – a pattern that does not vary substantially by household income.
People who live in suburbs are more evenly divided.
Conservative Republicans are about twice as likely as liberal Democrats to prefer a community where the houses are larger and more widely spaced (71% vs. 35%).
A majority of rural residents (69%) say they would rather live in a community with larger houses that are farther apart, while 60% of urban residents prefer communities with small houses.
The ideological differences in community preferences are stark, according to a Pew Research Center survey conducted in September among 9,895 U.S. adults.
By contrast, a majority of Democrats and Democratic leaners (58%) would rather live in a community in which houses are smaller and closer to each other, but schools, stores and restaurants are in walking distance.
Nearly two-thirds of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents (65%) say they would prefer to live in a community where houses are larger and farther apart, but schools, stores and restaurants are several miles away.
These overall patterns of opinion are little changed from 2017.
However, this dropped sharply to 1500 million dollars the following year.
North America had a spike in box office revenue with the highest amount of nearly 2500 million dollars.
There was a vast increase in 2015 to 2500 million US dollars.
Between 2000 and 2013, revenue held around 1000 million US dollars.
(Note: this is the first year the Center has specifically asked about the frequency of Snapchat use in a telephone poll.)
Along with being the most popular social media site, Facebook users also visit the site with high levels of frequency.
While the overall share of Americans who use Snapchat is smaller than that of Facebook, a similar share of Snapchat users (49%) say they use the platform multiple times per day.
All told, a majority of Snapchat (63%) and Instagram (60%) users indicate that they visit these platforms on a daily basis.
Fully 74% of Facebook users say they visit the site daily, with around half (51%) saying they do several times a day.
The share of Facebook users who visit the site on a daily basis is statistically unchanged compared with 2016, when 76% of Facebook users reported they visited the site daily.
The share of Instagram users who visit the platform daily has increased slightly since 2016 when 51% of Instagram users were daily visitors.
Most players scored between 600 and 800 home runs, however, Carlos Delgado scored over 1000 and Adam Lind and Jesse Barfield both scored under 600.
By a ratio of more than two-to-one, people are much more likely to say that implanting devices that dramatically increase a person’s peak abilities would be taking technology too far.
Americans are also less accepting of implanted devices that would result in more dramatic rather than modest changes in the recipient.
For example, the public is closely divided over whether an implanted device that improves a person’s mental functioning to a level equal to their current peak abilities would be appropriate or taking technology too far.
About half (52%) of Democrats agree that “We should make every effort to improve the position of blacks and other minorities, even if it means giving them preferential treatment” – an 11-point increase since 2007.
Democratic support for doing whatever is necessary to improve the position of minorities, including the possible use of preferences, has increased in recent years.
Republicans’ views have changed little over this period.
Since 1987, the gap between the two parties has about doubled – from 18 points to 40 points.
Just 12% currently agree that all efforts should be taken, including the use of preferential treatment, to improve the position of minorities.
Total assets of the Bank of China have more than doubled from 2010 to 2019.
They started at around 10,500 and increased to 24,500 in 9 years.
The latest national survey by the Pew Research Center, conducted March 25-29 among 1,500 adults, finds little recent change in overall favorability of labor unions: 48% hold a favorable view of unions, while somewhat fewer (39%) say they have an unfavorable view.
Opinions of unions have recovered from lows reached in 2010 and 2011.
Americans are concerned about the economic threat from China, and their top worries about China revolve around economic issues.
When respondents to a 2012 Pew Research Center/Carnegie Endowment for International Peace survey were asked to rate potential concerns about China, the top three issues were all economic: 78% described the large amount of U.S. debt held by China as a very serious problem, 71% said this about job losses to China, and 61% felt this way about the trade deficit with China.
Cyberattacks, China’s impact on the environment, its growing military power, and its human rights policies were all rated lower, although these issues generated strong concerns among many as well.
When asked whether the U.S. should prioritize economic relations with China or promote human rights in China, nearly three-quarters of Americans choose human rights, even if it harms economic relations with China.
Less than a quarter of all age groups say the U.S. should prioritize economic relations with China, even if it means not addressing human rights issues.
Younger and older Americans alike prefer more emphasis on human rights than economic relations when it comes to China.
Democrats are more likely than Republicans to emphasize human rights over economic gain, though at least seven-in-ten of both groups hold this opinion.