International Marketing Data And Statistics

International Marketing Data and Statistics 2011 is one of Euromonitor’s best-selling reference books. Now in its 35th edition the book has hard to find demographic, economic and marketing statistics for 160 non-European countries. A broad range of data is researched including home ownership, health and population statistics. Buy this book and you have an ideal starting point for building detailed country profiles.International Marketing Data and Statistics includes - Hard-to-research demographic, economic and marketing statistics in one place - Data for 160 non-European countries that can easily be compared across nations - Data spanning 29 years* for reviewing historic as well as recent trends (*to 1980 where possible) - Contact details for organisations providing official business information - ideal for further research Key areas researchedAdvertising; Agricultural resources and output; Automotives and transport; Banking and finance; Consumer expenditure; Consumer market sizes; Consumer prices and costs; Economic indicators; Education; Energy resources and output; Environmental data; External trade; Health; Home ownership; Household profiles; Income and deductions; Industry; IT and telecommunications; Labour; Media and leisure; Population; Retailing; Travel and tourism Discover - The changes in divorce rates since 1980 - How many properties are rented vs bought with a mortgage in each country - How much South Koreans spend on personal computers per capita - The number of mobile telephone subscriptions in Bolivia

"International Marketing Data & Statistics brings together business and marketing statistical data spanning 23 years from 161 non-European countries around the globe. Now in its 26th edition, this highly acclaimed handbook provides you with up-to-date information on socio-economic trends through to consumer market sizes and consumer expenditure patterns. Whether you are interested to find the government expenditure on education in USA, divorce rates in Australia, the number of telephone lines in Hong Kong, or perhaps trends in tourist expenditure in Jamaica, the first directory you should consult is International Marketing Data & Statistics.

International Marketing Data and Statistics brings together business and marketing statistical data spanning 24 years from 161 non-European countries around the globe, including the USA, Asia-Pacific and Latin America. include international organisations such as the IMF and UN, as well as national statistical offices and national trade associations. The value of the book is that research is presented in easy to use tables that allow comparisons between countries. At a glance you can compare similarities and differences in population, home ownership, expenditure trends, crime statistics and much more.

International Marketing Data and Statistics 2010 is a statistical yearbook containing comparable demographic, economic and marketing data for 160 non-European countries. The subjects covered range from advertising, health, media and leisure to home ownership, external trade and population sizes.It serves as an ideal base for building country profiles, strategic planning and international market analysis. At a glance you can compare population size by age, length of the average working week, consumer expenditure on hotels by month and much more.* 28 years of data allowing you to examine historic as well as recent trends* Hard to find information for 160 non-European countries, ranging from advertising to travel and tourism* Internationally comparable and easy to read statistical tables for 23 subject areas* Researched from official sources, such as UN, OECD, IMF, national statistical offices, central banks, international and national trade and industry associations

International Marketing Data and Statistics 2008 is one of our best selling titles. It has hard-to-find demographic, economic and lifestyle data for 161 non-European countries including the USA, Asia-Pacific and Latin America. It is an essential reference tool you shouldn't be without. Euromonitor International contacts many different sources to research this data; they include international organisations such as the IMF and UN, as well as national statistical offices and national trade associations. The value of this book is that research is presented in easy to use tables that allow comparisons between countries. At a glance you can compare similarities and differences in population, home ownership, expenditure trends, crime statistics and much more.