Sentences with phrase «respondents expecting a decrease»

For example, fewer respondents reported that they expect business conditions to worsen while the share of respondents expecting a decrease in employment ticked up only slightly.

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When asked about the expected impact that external - affairs issues will have on their companies» income in the next three to five years, 42 percent of respondents believe their income will decrease, 15 percent believe it will stay the same, 33 percent believe it will increase, and 11 percent say they don't know or it's not applicable.

In terms of profitability and revenue, as expected, both were down from previous years — 63 % of respondents reported that profitability decreased and 71 % of respondents noted that revenue decreased.

Regardless of whether involvement in online dating increases or decreases with age, we expected to find a negative association between respondent age and rated satisfaction with non-Internet ways of finding romantic partners.

In 2018, the number is down to 55 %, and respondents from the West Coast — home to ambitious carbon goals — are more likely to expect a decrease in gas generation than an increase.

(That's down from the fall 2015 survey, when 33 percent of respondents said they thought cap rates might decrease, and from the 2016 survey, when 27 percent expected further decreases.)

When asked specifically about their region, respondents were a tad more bearish, with just 24 percent expecting further decreases, 16 percent seeing no change and 60 percent expecting cap rate increases.

Whereas six months ago, no respondents expected to see loan - to - value (LTV) ratios decrease, now 23 percent of respondents expect that to happen.

Only 9 percent of respondents said they expect to see HNWI decrease their allocations in 2017.

In both cases, about two - thirds of respondents expect cap rates to increase (67 percent for CBD, 70 percent for suburban), while less than one - fifth expect cap rates to decrease (19 percent for both CBD and suburban).

For debt service coverage ratios, nearly two - fifths of respondents (38.5 percent) expect an increase, while 8.4 percent expect them to decrease.

• The percentage of respondents who expect their personal financial situation to stay the same over the next 12 months decreased 4 percentage points to 41 percent.

Forty - five percent of respondents think that home rental prices will go up, a 2 percentage point increase from last month, while 3 percent expect them to go down, a 2 percentage point decrease from last month and the lowest value in over a year.

• The percentage of respondents who expect their personal financial situation to stay the same over the next 12 months decreased by 4 percentage points to 42 percent, while those who expect their situation to get better steadied at 43 percent.

57 percent of respondents expect assignment activity to increase, 37 percent expect it to stay about the same, and 6 percent of firms surveyed envision decreasing their number of global transferees.

The percentage of respondents who expect their personal financial situation to get better in the next 12 months decreased slightly from last month, to 43 percent.