Global States of Mind: A Report Card for the World
Well-meaning economists and political scientists use indicators such as GDP, household income, and unemployment data to make all kinds of predictions about countries. They apply classical, rational...
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View ArticleState of the Global Workplace
The State of the Global Workplace: Employee Engagement Insights for Business Leaders Worldwide report highlights findings from Gallup's ongoing study of workplaces in more than 140 countries from 2011...
View ArticleHow Does the Gallup World Poll Work?
Since creating the World Poll in 2005, Gallup has conducted studies in more than 160 countries that include 99% of the world's adult population. The Gallup World Poll tracks the most important issues...
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In every corner of the Earth, the Gallup World Poll tracks the opinions that matter most.
View ArticleWorldwide, More Men Than Women Have Full-Time Work
In every region of the world, men continued to do better in 2013 than women when it comes to having full-time work for an employer. The Payroll to Population rate for women is 50% or higher in only two...
View ArticleConfidence in Judicial Systems Varies Worldwide
Global confidence in judicial systems and courts remained steady in 2013 at 53%. Regionally, residents in Asia continue to have the highest confidence, while residents in Latin America and the former...
View ArticleGallup Analytics
Gallup Analytics is an online research platform available by subscription that for the first time ever allows access to 80 years of Gallup's trended data for the U.S. and a decade of data from more...
View ArticleJobs Outlook Grim in Countries With More Disengaged Workers
Actively disengaged employees may be costly to their country's economy and to their company's bottom line. Unemployment and underemployment are higher in countries with the largest percentages of...
View ArticleGlobal States of Mind 2014
Revealing high-level data that Gallup has collected as part of the Gallup World Poll, these indicators provide leaders with information about their countries' performance on the Gallup Macroeconomic...
View ArticleGender Gap in Jobs Outlook Widest in the Americas
The global jobs outlook remained dismal in 2013, and it was even more so for women than for men in some parts of the world, such as Northern America and Latin America and the Caribbean, where women...
View Article35.8 Million Adults and Children in Slavery Worldwide
Nearly 36 million people are enslaved around the world, according to Walk Free's 2014 Global Slavery Index. Gallup surveys help identify a total of 5.4 million people enslaved in seven high-risk...
View ArticleWorldwide, Satisfaction With Affordable Housing Slumps
In 2013, satisfaction worldwide with the availability of good, affordable housing continued to slide, with 51% of adults reporting they are satisfied, down from 56% in 2008.
View ArticleSuffering in Afghanistan Hits Record High -- for Any Country
As the international combat mission in Afghanistan ends, 61% of Afghans rate their own lives poorly enough to be considered "suffering" -- the highest figure Gallup has ever recorded for any country.
View ArticleCountries With More Disengaged Workers Less Charitable
Civic engagement is weak in countries with higher percentages of actively disengaged employees. Gallup found lower levels of charitable giving and volunteerism among residents of these nations.
View ArticleGallup's Top 10 World Findings of 2014
Gallup reviews its top world findings of 2014 based on surveys conducted in more than 140 countries through the Gallup World Poll.
View ArticleNearly 2 Billion Women Worldwide Are Struggling, Suffering
This International Women's Day, 26% of women -- or about 620 million -- rate their lives positively enough to be considered "thriving." The life ratings of the rest -- about 2 billion -- place them in...
View ArticleDeveloping Leaders for Success in ASEAN
This report is the result of a qualitative study undertaken by Gallup and HCLI. We interviewed top-level business leaders in ASEAN countries about how to develop business executives with inspiring...
View ArticleIraqis Have High Hopes for New Prime Minister
Nearly three-quarters of Iraqis approve of the new prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, up from 50% approval for former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki in May 2014. Approval has risen sharply in the Kurdish...
View ArticleIranians Saw Conditions Improving Amid Eased Sanctions
Fewer Iranians report that sanctions are affecting their livelihoods to the degree that they once did. More see their economy and their living standards improving.
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