Data gathered by YouGov from 17 markets around the world shows that two-thirds of global consumers say that they are worried about climate change (66%).

With three billionaires featuring prominently in the news recently for their space race antics, the latest Economist/YouGov poll examines how popular a collection of the world’s richest people is among the U.S. public.

Two in five (41%) working Americans say a four-day workweek would increase their productivity levels.

Customer experience, brand image, brand values, emotion and consumer personality factor into whether or not someone is likely to recommend your brand.

Customer experience, brand image, brand values, emotion and consumer personality factor into whether or not someone is likely to recommend your brand.

Customer experience, brand image, brand values, emotion and consumer personality factor into whether or not someone is likely to recommend your brand.

Customer experience, brand image, brand values, emotion and consumer personality factor into whether or not someone is likely to recommend your brand.

Over the last three months, there has been no notable change in the percentage of Americans who feel more secure in their jobs (6% in March, 5% in April and 7% in May).

The Navy Federal Credit Union’s Ad Awareness score, which shows the number of people who saw an ad for a brand during a specific period, increased by 3-points from 9% to 12% between May 25 to June 23, 2021.

Many young job-seekers have complained that the career advice they get from their elders is outdated in today’s workforce. But do their complaints represent the views of their peers?

When asked about how secure they feel in their job compared to one month ago, 37% of the global public feel no change in their job security.

President Biden's positive rating on handling jobs and the economy has also shrunk. This week, 45% approve while 41% do not. Last week, the margin of approval over disapproval was 11 points: 49% to 38%.

In the latest Economist/YouGov poll two out of three (65%) believe that it will take at least two years for the economy to recover all the ground lost during the pandemic.

A poll of more than 33,000 US adults finds that two in five Americans (38%) believe that cryptocurrency will be widely accepted as a means of legal transaction in 10 years.

New YouGov data reveals that two-thirds of Americans are worried about their cost of living increases due to COVID-19 (64%)

One-quarter (23%) of Americans anticipate recovery taking two years, and more than one-third (37%) say it will take longer.

More than one-third of Americans (37%) who say that being a woman hurts a person’s ability to get ahead.

A new poll of more than 21,000 US adults finds that two-thirds (68%) of Americans say they think companies should offer both mothers and fathers paid parental leave.

Nearly nine in 10 Americans (86%) say improving the economy is something that is within the president’s power to achieve – with half (51%) believing a president can do “a lot” about it.

Many Americans remain concerned that the minimum wage increase would ultimately hurt them and their families, with partisanship driving much of that fear.