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Page 1: World Questions Presented by Kings Honorary Fellow Sir Robert Worcester Founder, MORI 3 November 2010.

World Questions

Presented by King’s Honorary Fellow

Sir Robert Worcester Founder, MORI

3 November 2010

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Eight countries covered – across five continents – 7,055 elite adults interviewed

Eight Countries’ elite adults (16-64, 7 - 21.9.10)

Australia (1,001) India (1,005)

Brazil (1,018) Saudi Arabia (504)

China (1,018) South Africa (504)

Great Britain (1,005) USA (1,000)

Data weighted to the known population profile

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War & terrorism + global warming concern most citizens

USA: War & Terrorism (62%)

Brazil: Global Warming (56%)

GB: War & Terrorism (60%)

India: War & Terrorism (56%)

S. Arabia: War & Terrorism (50%)

China: Global Warming (67%)

Australia: War & Terrorism (54%)

S. Africa: Global Warming (54%)

Q1 "Which, if any, of the following do you think are the two or three greatest challenges that face the world?"

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Other principal concerns are poverty and pollution

USA: War & Terrorism – 62%The Economy – 56%Poverty – 38%

Brazil: Global Warming – 56% Poverty – 53%Pollution – 34%

Great Britain: War & Terrorism – 60%Over population – 40%Poverty – 39% =The Economy – 39% =

Saudi Arabia: War & Terrorism – 50%Global warming – 44%Poverty – 43%

India: War & Terrorism – 56%Global warming – 53%Pollution – 29% =Over population – 29% =

China: Global Warming – 67%Pollution – 52%Over population – 25%

Australia: War & Terrorism – 54%Global warming – 37%Poverty – 35% =Over population – 35%=

South Africa:Global Warming – 54%Poverty – 47%Aids – 37%

Q1 "Which, if any, of the following do you think are the two or three greatest challenges that face the world?"

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Rank Issues/World % 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 81 46 China 67% Brazil 56% S. Africa 54% India 53% S. Arabia 44% Australia 37% Britain 33% USA 22%

2 46 USA 62% GB 60% India 56% Australia 54% S. Arabia 50% S. Africa 35% Brazil 32% China 17%

3 38 Brazil 53% S. Africa 47% S. Arabia 43% GB 39% USA 38% Australia35% India 28% China 21%

4 31 USA 56% GB 39% S. Arabia 34% S. Africa 30% Australia 27% India 24% China 23% Brazil 16%

5 25 China 52% Brazil 34% India 29% S. Arabia 23% Australia 22% S. Africa 20% USA 13% GB 11%

6 25 GB 40% Australia 35% India 29% S. Africa 27% China 25% USA 19% S. Arabia 15% Brazil 12%

7 14 China 19% Brazil 18% GB 15% USA 15% Australia 13% India 13% S. Arabia 12% S. Africa 9%

8 13 S. Africa 37% Brazil 17% S. Arabia 17% China 11% India 10% USA 6% Australia 5% GB 4%

9 13 Brazil 18% S. Arabia 18% Australia 16% GB 14% USA 14% China 12% India 7% S. Africa 3%

10 10 S. Africa 21% USA 13% Australia 12% India 8% Brazi 7% S. Arabia 7% GB 6% China 4%

11 6 China 21% Australia 9% S. Arabia 6% GB 5% Brazil 4% USA 4% India 3% S. Africa *%

12 6 China 13% Australia 12% Brazil 4% India 4% USA 4% GB 3% S. Arabia 2%S. Africa 2%

13 Shelter 5 Brazil 15% S. Arabia 5% India 4% S. Africa 4% China 3% GB 3% USA 3% Australia 2%

14 3 S. Arabia 7% India 4% S. Africa 3% Brazil 3% GB 3% Australia 3% USA 3% China 2%

IPSOS GROUP GLOBAL @DVISOR ON-LINE SURVEY OF 7,055 ELITE ADULTS ACROSS EIGHT COUNTRIES FOR KING'S COLLEGE LONDON: 7-21.9.2010

Poverty

Economy

Pollution

Q1 "Which, if any, of the following do you think are the two or three greatest challenges that face the world?"

War/Terrorism

Mental Health

Discrimination

Over Population

Sanitation

Cancer

Aids

Education

Ageing

Global warming

KING'S COLLEGE LONDON SURVEY OF PROBLEMS FACING THE WORLD TODAY

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Own country’s concerns? Economy & poverty

USA: The Economy (82%)

Brazil: Poverty (61%)

GB: The Economy (74%)

S. Arabia: Poverty (46%)

India: Poverty (45%)

China: Pollution (47%)

Australia: The Economy (44%)

S. Africa: Poverty (70%)

Q2 "Which, if any, of the following do you think are the two or three greatest challenges that face the your own country?"

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And then war & terrorism, aids and ageing

USA: The Economy – 82%War & Terrorism – 46%Poverty – 37%

Brazil: Poverty – 61%Lack of adequate shelter – 39%Pollution – 35%

GB: The Economy – 74%Over Population – 44%War and Terrorism – 27%Poverty – 27%

S. Arabia: Poverty – 46%War & Terrorism – 35%The Economy – 34%

India: Poverty – 45%Over Population – 42%War & Terrorism – 40%

China: Pollution – 47%Over Population – 46%Ageing – 35%

Australia: The Economy – 44%Global Warming – 37%Mental health – 35%

S. Africa:Poverty – 70%Aids – 63%The Economy – 44%

Q2 "Which, if any, of the following do you think are the two or three greatest challenges that face the your own country?"

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Rank Issues/Your country % 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 81 44 USA 82% GB 74% Australia 44% S. Africa 44% S. Arabia 34% China 30% Brazil 24% India 18%

2 41 S. Africa 70% Brazil 61% S. Arabia 46% India 45% USA 37% GB 27% China 23% Australia 19%

3 27 China 46% GB 44% India 42% Australia 26% S. Africa 20% S. Arabia 18% USA 11% Brazil 8%

4 25 Australia 37% China 30% S. Arabia 30% Brazil 29% India 26% GB 20% USA 18% S. Africa 12%

5 23 USA 46% India 40% S. Arabia 35% GB 27% Australia 16% China 11% Brazil 7% S. Africa 3%

6 22 China 47% Brazil 35% India 25% S. Arabia 21% Australia 18% USA 15% GB 8% S. Africa 8%

7 15 S. Africa 38% Brazil 20% India 18% China 11% USA 10% Australia 8%S. Arabia 8% GB 6%

8 14 Australia 26% GB 23% USA 20% S. Arabia 18% Brazil 10% China 7% India 5% S. Africa 3%

9 14 China 35% Australia 31% GB 20% S. Arabia 8% USA 7% India 4% Brazil 3% S. Africa 0%

10 13 Brazil 28% India 26% S. Arabia 19% China 15% S. Africa 15% USA 2% Australia 1% GB 1%

11 12 S. Africa 63% Brazil 10% S. Arabia 9% India 8% China 4% USA 3% Australia 1% GB 1%

12 10 Brazil 39% S. Africa 12% China 10% S. Arabia 10% India 5% Australia 4% USA 3% GB 2%

13 Mental health 10 Australia 35% China 15% GB 11% USA 8% Brazil 4% S. Arabia 4% India 3% S. Africa 2%

14 5 S. Arabia 14% India 10% Brazil 4% S. Africa 4% Australia 4% China 2% GB 2% USA 1%

IPSOS GROUP GLOBAL @DVISOR ON-LINE SURVEY OF 7,055 ELITE ADULTS ACROSS EIGHT COUNTRIES FOR KING'S COLLEGE LONDON: 7-21.9.2010

The Economy

KING'S COLLEGE LONDON SURVEY OF PROBLEMS FACING YOUR COUNTRY TODAY

Shleter

Discriminatino

Pollution

Education

Ageing

Cancer

Sanitation

Aids

Over Population

Global Warming

War /Terrorism

Q2 "Which, if any, of the following do you think are the two or three greatest challenges that face your own country?"

Poverty

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46%

46%

38%

31%

25%

25%

14%

13%

13%

25%

23%

41%

44%

22%

27%

13%

12%

14%

Poverty

Global warming

War/terrorism

Pollution

The Economy

Over population

Different contexts, different concerns (1)

Cancer

Sanitation

World

Own country

Base: 7,055 elite adults across eight countries, 7th – 21st September 2010 - Online

Aids

Q1 & Q2 "Which, if any, of the following do you think are the two or three greatest challenges that face (a) the world (b) your own country?"

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10%

6%

6%

5%

3%

1%

1%

15%

14%

10%

10%

5%

1%

1%

Mental health

Access to basic education

Ageing

Discrimination against women

Lack of adequate shelter

None of these

Don’t know

World

Own country

Base: 7,055 elite adults across eight countries, 7th – 21st September 2010 - Online

Q1 & Q2 "Which, if any, of the following do you think are the two or three greatest challenges that face (a) the world (b) your own country?"

Different contexts, different concerns (2)

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THANK YOU

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THANK YOU

[email protected]

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7,055 adults (16 – 64) interviewed on-line

Country Unweighted sample Weighted sample

Australia 1,001 500

Brazil 1,018 500

China 1,018 500

Great Britain 1,005 500

India 1,005 500

Saudi Arabia 504 500

South Africa 504 500

USA 1,000 500

• Elite adults aged 16 – 64 years of age

• Data weighted to the known population profile

• All fieldwork carried out between 7th – 21st September 2010

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46%46%

38%31%

25%25%

14%13%13%

10%6%6%

5%3%

1%1%

Global warmingWar and terrorism*

PovertyThe economy

PollutionOver population

SanitationAids

CancerAccess to basic education

AgeingMental health

Lack of adequate shelterDiscrimination against women

None of these Don't know

Global warming and war concern most citizens

Q1.”Which, if any, of the following do you think are the two or three greatest challenges that face the world?”  

Base: 7,055 elite adults across eight countries, 7th – 21st September 2010 - Online

* National Security in China

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44%41%

27%25%

23%22%

15%14%14%

13%12%

10%10%

5%1%1%

The economyPoverty

Over populationGlobal warming and climate change

War and terrorism* Pollution

Access to basic educationCancer

AgeingPoor sanitation and infectious diseases

AidsLack of adequate shelter

Mental healthDiscrimination against women

None of these Don't know

Challenges facing your Own CountryQ2. Which, if any, of the following do you think are the two or three greatest challenges that face your own country?

Base: 7,055 elite adults across eight countries, 7th – 21st September 2010 - Online

* National Security in China