AIB-Amarach Recovery Indicator July 2011
For the past two years, AIB have partnered with Amárach Research to develop the AIB-Amárach Recovery Indicator.
The Indicator is based on a monthly survey of 1,000 adults in Ireland - aged 16-75.
The methodology combines online and face-to-face methodologies (850/150) to ensure a nationally representative sample.
The survey examines and tracks public opinions on the prospects for economic recovery, as well as wider spending, saving and borrowing intentions.
You can download a pdf copy of the main findings for July 2011 here.
Or view it online here.
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