men vs. women online spending

Women are usually the most popular sex of general offline marketers, but they manage the free income of most households, especially in certain product categories, it is shown in a new survey that men most spend online It has been. According to AOL's latest study, men spend up to 15% during the current vacation season. Based on data collected from more than 6,200 shoppers, men spend an average of $ 326 against women's $ 284.

On October 30, one in three American women received online sexual harassment. Women between the ages of 18 and 29 are reported to have more than twice the likelihood of receiving sexual harassment in the same age group (21% versus 9%). Among the youngest adults - women between the ages of 18 and 24 - women are more than three times more likely to be sexual harassment online (20% versus 6%) than men. It is highly likely that women under the age of 30 receive clear pictures that they do not want more than men of the same age group (53% vs. 37%)

Nine out of ten women think online harassment is a big problem. A January survey by the Pew Research Center asked Americans about online harassment defined by six actions: aggressive abuse, intentional slander, physical threat, follow-up survey, sexual harassment, or long-lasting persistence. Harassed women are more likely to regard online harassment as a bigger issue than men (70% versus 54%). Uncomfortable content on the internet rather than men is considered not a big deal (50% vs. 35%), and people should be able to feel welcomed and safe in the online space (63% vs. 43%) is also high.

In another question, Pew's survey asked women how often women sacrificed sexual harassment at work in the workplace. The number of women is three times that of men (22% versus 7%), which indicates that they experienced sexual harassment in the workplace. This number is less than data from other recent survey reports. This could be the result of time. The Pew survey was conducted in the summer before the recent complaints rushed. For example, in a survey of ABC News / Washington Post conducted in mid-October, 54% of women said they are recipients who are unwilling to accept sexual behavior, but it was said that they received this at work It was only 30%. In this case, this is closer to Pew's data. In the NPR / PBS NewsHour / Marist opinion poll conducted in mid-November, 35% of women responded that they were sexually harassed or abused at work