The question was loaded, however, with respondents given alternative methods of funding to choose from.
These views were shared with respondents in many other northern cities, including Leeds and Liverpool.
In such cases, Kaliouby told me, market researchers would rely on old-fashioned human intelligence: interviews with respondents.
The poll was followed by interviews with respondents, including the four people pictured above, chosen to represent different economic groups.
supermarket survey, with respondents complaining that it has a more limited range of online products than most rivals.
The following quotes were obtained in interviews with respondents after the poll was completed.
The poll said development-related issues remained the biggest local problems, with respondents citing, in order of importance, electricity, unemployment, water, education and roads.
Happiness followed a similar pattern, with respondents aged 40-59 genereportingorting low levels of happiness, and 50-54-year-olds the least happy of all.
Caste was also a concern, with respondents calling for an end to discrimination and stigma based on class, language, disability, sexual orientation, gender, age and religion.
Satisfaction with respondents' financial situation had the lowest mean score of 6.2 out of 10, followed by work situation, with 6.7 out of 10.
Interviews were conducted with respondents across the country and the results have been weighted to reflect the profile of all UK adults.
