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She noted that 70 percent of the consumers surveyed by her company said the program was a good idea.

Two consumer surveys, the first taken last fall, the second this spring, were conducted on line.

Forget all about old-fashioned consumer surveys or even focus groups.

The flavors were picked after consumer surveys and focus groups.

But consumer surveys show that the public is little troubled by current inflation of about 5 percent.

The word is already generating negative feedback in consumer surveys.

And, I've heard that this month's consumer surveys look forward to a 3 percent increase in retail sales.

The company says the information is culled from voluntary consumer surveys.

But facts from impact assessment analysis, consumer surveys and so on remain hard to find.

Consumer surveys over the past month have shown that people are more aware of prices at the pump.

This hazier image is also showing up in recent consumer surveys.

The board's consumer survey is a mail survey of 5,000 families.

The Michigan consumer survey is released only to subscribers.

He also asked if some consideration should not be given to the consumer survey that took place in December on nitrates.

Consumer surveys rarely go beyond the practical aims of the people who commission (and pay for) them.

Switch consumer survey, receiving high scores across the board.

According to standard economic models, consumers survey available goods, then select those that best suit their preferences.

But consumer surveys suggest that Americans have curbed their urge to shop.

In various consumer surveys and bankruptcy studies, heavy health care expenses are consistently cited.

This is not just a situation peculiar to Continental, which always gets high marks in consumer surveys for customer service.

No one is predicting that old-style consumer surveys will ever be easy or inexpensive again.

In 1981 he launched the first of a series of closely watched consumer surveys.

One consumer survey suggested that on-line sales would reach $5 billion.

King appeared particularly concerned about the latest business and consumer surveys, which he said had weakened "quite markedly".

In Japan, 99 percent of the consumers surveyed thought most products were in parity.