This press release offers basic results about the consumption of radlers and maps attitudes of Czech public to them.

This press release maps basic results about the preferences of particular beer brands, regional preferences and willingness to try new beer and also about the role of aspects like taste and price in case of choice.

This press release maps basic results about consumption of beer in the Czech Republic from 2004 to 2012, the status of non-alcoholic beer, attitudes towards the fact of the highest beer per capita consumption in the Czech Republic, and expectations of the future of Czech beer and beer brewing industry.

In September 2012, CVVM carried out an opinion poll on how Czech citizens evaluate the quality of education on all school levels. Part of the press release is also comparison of current results with findings from previous surveys. Then Czechs should have evaluated, which from the following characteristics - knowledge, independence, self-confidence, orientation in society, discipline, moral values, ability to work in a team, communication skills, creativity - are best evolved by particular types of schools.

October survey contained a set of questions concerning electricity consumption and electricity production.

In October's survey people have evaluated relations of the Czech Republic with some neighbouring or globally most important countries: Slovakia (91 % good / 7 % bad), Poland (77 % / 18 %), USA (84 % / 8 %), Germany (87 % / 9%), UK (86% / 6 %), France (86 % / 6 %), Hungary (79 % / 9 %), Austria (82 % / 12 %), Japan (68 % / 13 %), Russia (54 % / 36 %), China (47 % / 35 %), Israel (44 % / 31 %), Ukraine (46 % / 39 %) and Iran (20 % / 51 %).

In October 2012 Public Opinion Research Centre's survey investigated views of Czech citizens on some social conditions.

In October survey Public Opinion Research Centre examined how Czech citizens see the financial situation of their households.

September survey of CVVM examined general political orientation of people and their views on why people join political parties.

According to the October survey of CVVM, 69% of people evaluate the current economic situation in the Czech Republic as bad, 25% view it as neither good nor bad and 5% consider it to be good.