Interviews were conducted by telephone and in person by local survey firms.
According to one local survey, more than 90 percent of Wenzhou's households have invested in such lending pools.
Mr Murphy could also himself be set to lose his seat at the election, according to a local survey published by the pollster Lord Ashcroft.
One local survey reports that native whites generally express positive feelings toward Hispanic immigrants, and two-thirds agree that Hispanics make a contribution to the local economy.
The result of this research is a database from which it is possible to draw inferences from the local survey data and apply them to the national stock.
As the underdog local survey event of the year, "Greater New York" had a public relations advantage over the establishment survey, the usual whipping boy, the Whitney Biennial, this time earnest but extraordinarily inert.
27% of the participating trusts undertook a local survey of bereaved relatives: of those completing the questionnaire, 76% reported being very or fairly involved in decisions about care and treatment of their family member.
In almost every local survey I have run on ID cards, not only has the response rate been up to 20% (a miracle in the direct marketing game), but support has rarely sunk below an extraordinary 98%.
Tony Randall, president of the Shropshire chamber of commerce, insists that Shrewsbury's high street isn't one of them, that a local survey found no dramatic drops in footfall over Christmas.
Indoor and outdoor shots of Mr. Matta-Clark's piece are among the 60 images in "Alvin Baltrop: Photographs 1965-2003" aThirdrd Streaming, the first local survey of his work.
The poll comes after a local survey shows Scottish Labour Mr Murphy 9% behind the SNP in his own seat – meaning he could lose it on May 7. Labour's support has also collapsed on a vote share basis.
