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Why some slumdogs feel like millionaires and some millionaires like slumdogs

We measure affluence linearly on income levels, purchasing power and assets owned. In reality, however, there is a difference between how 'rich' people are, measured on absolute scales, and how 'rich' they perceive themselves to be. Often behaviour...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2010: Foresight on Moods and Thoughts

Author: Shobha Prasad

Company: Drshti Strategic Research Service pvt. Ltd.

November 18, 2010

Diagnosing poverty in Latin America

This paper proposes a methodology to diagnose poverty in Latin America, a useful tool in the design of social policies. The method assumes that poverty is not merely the lack of basic resources - income or of goods - but rather the outcome of a...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1997: Learning From The Future

Author: Patricio Moyano Galdames

September 1, 1997

From the survival consumer to the citizen consumer (Portuguese)

The hyperinflation prolonged at decade in 80 and principle gives decade in 90 brought to Brazil characteristics much special in behavior two consumers how much at shopping, would you like be exuding good part gives population of this category, would...

Catalogue: Latin America 1997: The Dynamics Of Change In Latin America

Author: Nelma Gasparette Santos

Company: IBOPE Inteligencia

June 15, 1997

From the survival consumer to the citizen consumer

The long period of hyperinflation during the eighties and the beginning of this decade brought very specific buying behavior to Brazilian consumers, be it through the exclusion of a large segment of the population or by purchase attitudes similar to...

Catalogue: Latin America 1997: The Dynamics Of Change In Latin America

Author: Nelma Gasparette Santos

Company: IBOPE Inteligencia

May 1, 1997

The culture of the jars, some peculiarities of the Bulgarian society and market during the transition to market economy

As a result of the combination of the "Culture of the Jars" and the mechanism of transferring of state funds to the private sector there were: - impossible food prices, but the people feed themselves - solvent demand in goods for long-term use -...

Catalogue: CEE Conference 1995: Towards A Market Economy

Author: Kolio Kolev

Company: GfK

April 1, 1995

The changing nature of deprivation in Britain

This paper analyses the findings of a survey evaluating Ihe nature and exlent of poverty in Britain, and compares them with the results of a similar survey conducted in 1983. It provides readers wilh insight into social change under the premiership...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1991: Marketing In A New Europe

Authors: Brian Gosschalk, Harold Frayman

June 15, 1991

Breadline Britain

The paper describes and analyses two case studies, one at national and the other at local level. These examine contemporary living standards and public attitudes to poverty at a time of economic recession and strain on the welfare state in Britain,...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1984: What We Have Learned From The Recession

Authors: Stewart Lansley, Brian Gosschalk

June 15, 1984

Measuring multiple deprivation

As a result public discussion of social issues is now increasingly focussed not on the mass of the people, but on those suffering extreme misfortune. When concerned for this unfortunate minority concentrates on income, its members have been referred...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1975: Quality In Research

Author: Richard Berthoud

August 1, 1975

Can market research make a contribution to international problems?

This paper is concerned with the Market Research Industry's contribution in this field. It is our contention that not enough market research is carried out in the vital area of overseas aid and that it is up to the industry to draw the attention of...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1975: Quality In Research

Authors: Jocelyn L. Jeffreys, Robert Sutton

August 1, 1975