Agricultural Economics Department
Date of this Version
2021
Document Type
Article
Citation
Nebraska Rural Poll, Research Brief (2021), 4 pages
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Also available at http://ruralpoll.unl.edu/pdf/ResearchBriefPandemicImpacts.pdf
Abstract
Provides a synopsis of the report on impacts of the pandemic for metropolitan and nonmetropolitan Nebraskans by Nebraska Rural Poll researchers.
Includes details about the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, health and economic impacts experienced during the pandemic from the 2021 metro and rural polls, the extent elements of life were affected or disrupted by the pandemic, frequency of working from home, changes in consumer habits during the pandemic, the likelihood of making consumer choices going forward, and the limitations of home internet service.
The Nebraska Rural Poll sampled residents from non-metropolitan counties and regional trade centers in the state. The Nebraska Metro Poll sampled the seven counties that comprise the Lincoln and Omaha metropolitan areas. Both polls sent four mailings regarding or containing the surveys in the spring of 2021 and had an online response option.
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