Market Research Insights and Research Findings

In this section you will find sector specific market research insights and headlines from across the industry. These insights are designed to provide interesting snapshots of happenings from across our profession in an accessible, quick to digest, format; entirely free to access, they make the perfect read with a cuppa. Our latest insights are listed below or you can click here to view insights by sector.

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Latest Market Research Insights

MPs Split on Whether Charities Should Challenge Government, Study Shows

September 2014 - Voluntary

A recent study has shown political divide when it comes to whether or not charities should be allowed to challenge the government and political parties. The survey, which questioned 154 MPs, discovered that around two fifths of Conservative MPs think it is… Read more...

Survey Shows Small Businesses are More Confident Than Ever

September 2014 - Business Support

Small businesses in the UK are more confident than ever, according to the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) Small Business Index. For the third quarter of 2014, the FSB Index reached +41 points - the first time sentiment has reached this level with every… Read more...

Fewer Americans Avoiding Health Insurance, Survey Finds

September 2014 - Financial Services

The number of Americans without health insurance has fallen, according to the National Health Interview Survey. The study, which was conducted with 27,000 Americans, discovered that in the first quarter of 2014, 13.1% (41 million) of its respondents were… Read more...

Identity Should Remain Anonymous in Sexual Abuse Trials Unless Guilty, Brits Say

September 2014 - Central Government

According to a recent survey, the majority of Britons believe people who are accused of sexual abuse crimes should only have their identity revealed if they are found to be guilty. Of the 1,704 British adults questioned, six in 10 (61%) agreed with the above… Read more...

Unwanted Sexual Advances Common in Universities, Market Research Finds

September 2014 - Education

One in four university students have experienced unwelcome sexual advances - defined as inappropriate touching and groping - according to the National Student Union’s (NUS) survey. For women alone, however, this figure rose to almost two fifths (37%).… Read more...

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