Table 1.
Count of all respondents, grouped by country, and arranged in descending order. Countries denoted by an asterisk are designated as “low-to-middle-income countries” by the World Bank [11]
| Country | Number of respondents (percent of total) |
|---|---|
| Countries with > 1% of respondents | |
| United States | 200 (44.4) |
| Italy | 55 (12.2) |
| India* | 21 (4.7) |
| Brazil | 16 (3.6) |
| United Kingdom | 14 (3.1) |
| Mexico | 11 (2.4) |
| Germany | 8 (1.8) |
| Panama | 8 (1.8) |
| Canada | 7 (1.6) |
| Hong Kong | 7 (1.6) |
| Argentina | 6 (1.3) |
| Colombia | 6 (1.3) |
| Poland | 6 (1.3) |
| Cuba | 5 (1.1) |
| Countries with < 1% of respondents | |
| Ecuador, Greece, Netherlands, Japan | 4 (0.9) |
| Austria, Chile, France, Indonesia*, Russia, Turkey, Vietnam* | 3 (0.7) |
| China, Malaysia, Romania, South Korea, Switzerland, Venezuela* | 2 (0.4) |
| Afghanistan*, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh*, Belgium, Costa Rica, El Salvador*, Grenada, Guatemala, Hungary, Iraq, Israel, Libya, Nicaragua*, Papua New Guinea*, Puerto Rico, Rwanda*, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Somalia*, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Spain, Sweden, Syria*, Thailand, Tunisia*, Yemen* | 1 (0.2) |