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Measuring Global Perceptions of Land and Property Rights
Secure property rights are essential to economic development and social justice, but until Prindex, there was no way to find out how secure the world thinks these rights are.
Gallup Vault: Before Loyalty Cards, A Trading Stamp Craze
In 1957, two in three Americans were collecting S&H, Gold Bond or other brands of trading stamps earned by shopping at participating retailers.
Well-Being Metrics: A Reality Check for Our Growth Models
Traditional income-based metrics that measure economic growth are important, but don't tell us enough. Well-being metrics help fill in the blanks.
Building a Successful Strengths Coaching Business
Learn how to start your own CliftonStrengths coaching business -- and even a strengths-based "side hustle" -- from someone who has succeeded in doing both.
Diabetes Rates Rise in 18 States in Past Decade
Since 2008-2009, the diabetes rate has increased in 18 U.S. states while declining in none. Obesity has risen in 34 states during that time.
U.S. Small-Business Owners' Optimism Reaches New Heights
The Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index finds optimism among small-business owners, improving upon the record high set last quarter.
Future-Proofing Your Team for Change via CliftonStrengths
Learn from a "human futurist" how to prepare individuals and teams for the changes that technology will bring to the DNA of the workplace.
More Americans Say Real Estate Is Best Long-Term Investment
Thirty-five percent of Americans favor real estate as the best long-term investment choice, a four-percentage-point gain from last year that moves it further ahead of stocks (22%), gold (17%), savings accounts (15%) and bonds (7%).
A New Regional Paradigm for Following U.S. Elections
Recent data suggest the U.S. is moving toward a new geopolitical framework that divides it into three regions.
Investing Styles Vary Widely Among U.S. Investors
A majority of U.S. investors describe their investing approach as seeking out and following good advice. A quarter are self-admitted "snoozers" who rarely look at their portfolio.