45% of Republicans support a universal vaccine mandate, a new poll found.
Comparatively, 84% of Democrats support a universal mandate
A majority of Americans (64%) also supported such a mandate.
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45% of Republicans Support a Universal Vaccine Mandate: New Poll
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Wednesday, September 22, 2021
Thursday, August 19, 2021
The Netherlands: Significant support for booster shots in the Netherlands, government awaits advice
A survey carried out by the TV show EenVandaag among 27.000 panellists has found that 64 percent of people in the Netherlands believe it is a good idea to offer a third COVID-19 vaccination to vulnerable members of the population. Only 16 percent of respondents opposed the plan, while the remaining 20 percent were unsure, most of whom were unvaccinated themselves.
Those in favour of the plan felt booster shots were a promising idea if they offered vulnerable people additional protection against the Delta variant. Among this group, 86 percent who are already vaccinated said they would eventually like to receive an additional dose if it offered them extra protection against COVID-19. Interestingly, the survey found that even those in favour of a
Read more at: Significant support for booster shots in the Netherlands, government awaits advice
Those in favour of the plan felt booster shots were a promising idea if they offered vulnerable people additional protection against the Delta variant. Among this group, 86 percent who are already vaccinated said they would eventually like to receive an additional dose if it offered them extra protection against COVID-19. Interestingly, the survey found that even those in favour of a
Read more at: Significant support for booster shots in the Netherlands, government awaits advice
Monday, February 8, 2021
US Economy Poll: Americans More Pessimistic About Economic Future
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 41% of American Adults say the U.S. economy will be weaker a year from now. Thirty-seven percent (37%) say the economy will be stronger in a year, and 13% expect it to be about the same.
Read more at: Americans More Pessimistic About Economic Future - Rasmussen Reports®
Read more at: Americans More Pessimistic About Economic Future - Rasmussen Reports®
Monday, January 4, 2021
US Economy Poll: Americans Wary That Stock Market Bubble Will Burst
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 61% of American Adults are at least somewhat concerned that the stock market bubble will burst and push the economy back into recession with 23% who are Very Concerned. Twenty-five percent (25%) don't share that fear, but that includes only seven percent (7%) who are Not at All Concerned.
Read more at Americans Wary That Stock Market Bubble Will Burst - Rasmussen Reports®
Read more at Americans Wary That Stock Market Bubble Will Burst - Rasmussen Reports®
Saturday, December 7, 2019
EU Poll: Most Italians want to remain part of the European Union, poll finds
The majority of Italians would like to keep their EU membership, but
half are also yearning for a "strongman" leader, according to the latest
national Censis poll.
Read more at:
https://www.thelocal.it/20191206/most-italians-want-to-be-part-of-the-european-union-poll-finds
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https://www.thelocal.it/20191206/most-italians-want-to-be-part-of-the-european-union-poll-finds
Sunday, January 20, 2019
Britain - Brexit: Latest Brexit Poll shows UK would remain if they were allowed to vote again
Latest Brexit poll shows UK would now vote to remain as ‘crossover day’ looms
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Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Insurance Industry: Ethics in the Insurance Industry rated poorly - by Marco Bendinelli
Whether it is for legal, personal or humanitarian reasons, ethics
can’t be ignored, and this is especially true for the insurance
industry.
Unfortunately, the current system isn’t perfect, and newspapers are often rife with stories of people falling out with their providers for a range of issues. An annual ethics poll by Gallup, for instance, has always seen insurance companies fare poorly. In over 35 years, no more than 15 percent of the participants considered the insurance industry to have “high ethical standards.” Clearly, this is something that needs to change.
Much of the ethical issues in insurance are a case of utilitarianism and deontology. The former perspective focuses on the greater good or collective, while the latter believes in personal duties. Insurance businesses are arguably utilitarian, as they look at the larger picture.
An individual customer, on the other hand, is somewhat deontological; they consider their needs first and foremost, with no relevant interest outside their insurance policy. Many problems occur when insurance providers fail to understand these concerns, conducting practices that simply ignore personal objections.
Read more: Ethics in the Insurance Industry
Unfortunately, the current system isn’t perfect, and newspapers are often rife with stories of people falling out with their providers for a range of issues. An annual ethics poll by Gallup, for instance, has always seen insurance companies fare poorly. In over 35 years, no more than 15 percent of the participants considered the insurance industry to have “high ethical standards.” Clearly, this is something that needs to change.
Much of the ethical issues in insurance are a case of utilitarianism and deontology. The former perspective focuses on the greater good or collective, while the latter believes in personal duties. Insurance businesses are arguably utilitarian, as they look at the larger picture.
An individual customer, on the other hand, is somewhat deontological; they consider their needs first and foremost, with no relevant interest outside their insurance policy. Many problems occur when insurance providers fail to understand these concerns, conducting practices that simply ignore personal objections.
Read more: Ethics in the Insurance Industry
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