ISSP Social Inequality II 1992 ISSP Sociálne nerovnosti 1992 SASD 1992002 Miroslav Tížik Miloslav Bahna Juraj Švec, Lukáš Pikulík Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD © SASD 2008 2008-08-01 Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava, Gondova 2, Bratislava 811 01, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk/ and Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk, e-mail:sasd@fphil.uniba.sk XML notepad NSD XML Generator OpenOffice Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava and Institute for Sociology of SAS in frame of grant APVV (Slovak Research and Development Agency, www.apvv.sk in 2008 till 2010), financed by Ministry of Education of Slovak Republic Grant No. APVV-0529-07, Slovakia in key international surveys: twenty years of society transformation Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD/ Miroslav Tížik, e-mail: tizik@fphil.uniba.sk, sasd@fphil.uniba.sk  Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava, Gondova 2, Bratislava 811 01, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk 2008-08-01 2008-08-01 ISSP International Social Survey Programme International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) due to its long-term continuity enables to compare the dynamics of changes of different societies on all continents. At the background of the initiative of research from more countries was the realization of steadily growing need to compare and coordinate research design and aims in international perspective. High methodological level of ISSP and content attractive research themes contributed since 1983 to publication of this document to the enlargement of ISSP members to 44 countries. Every country in ISSP is as a rule represented by one research institution whereby the membership is strictly selective and follows the approval of other members. In 1992 there was done firs and in the same time the last time ISSP modul Social Inequality II in Czech and Slovak Federative Republic before its spliting to two independent states in 1993. Slovakia is represented by the Institute for Sociology of the SAS. More at official webpage: www.issp.or ISSP Social Inequality II 1992 / 2008-08-01, First Edition Slovak Archive of Social Data / www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk, www.sasd.sav.sk ISSP Social Inequality II 1992 Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD/ www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk, www.sasd.sav.sk , e-mail:sasd@fphil.uniba.sk Archivation of survey was done in frame of project APVV, Grant APVV-0529-07, “Slovakia in key international surveys: twenty years of society transformation”. Project realised by Institute for Sociology of the SAS, in cooperation with Faculty of Philosophy, Comenius University and Institute for Public Affairs, was directed by Vladimír Krivý. Other member of research team: Ján Buncak, Olga Gyarfasova, Magdalena Piscova, Miloslav Bahna, Zuzana Kusa, Miroslav Tizik and Roman Dzambazovic. Project abstract: Following surveys are to be realised in frame of this project: ISSP (modules Free time and sport, Religion, Role of Government and Social Inequality), new round of European Value Survey (EVS) and European Election Study (EES). Data from old surveys done in Slovakia and data from these surveys will be archived on the fly and made accessible in the Slovak Archive of Social Data. The project will lead to producing a synthetic publication handling the transformation of Slovak society within the last 20 years Documentation contains complete study documentation ISSP Social Inequality II 1992 ISSP Sociálne nerovnosti 1992 SASD 1992002 Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD / Miroslav Tížik Miloslav Bahna, Juraj Švec Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava, Gondova 2, Bratislava 811 01, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk/, e-mail:sasd@fphil.uniba.sk and Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk © SASD 2008 2008-08-01 Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava, Gondova 2, Bratislava 811 01, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk/, e-mail:sasd@fphil.uniba.sk SPSS Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava and Institute for Sociology of SAS in frame of grant APVV (Slovak Research and Development Agency, www.apvv.sk in 2008 till 2010), financed by Ministry of Education of Slovak Republic Grant No. APVV-0529-07, “Slovakia in key international surveys: twenty years of society transformation” Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD Miroslav Tížik, tizik@fphil.uniba.sk Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava, Gondova 2, Bratislava 811 01, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk 2008-08-01 2008-08-01 ISSP - International Social Survey Programme International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) due to its long-term continuity enables to compare the dynamics of changes of different societies on all continents. At the background of the initiative of research from more countries was the realization of steadily growing need to compare and coordinate research design and aims in international perspective. High methodological level of ISSP and content attractive research themes contributed since 1983 to publication of this document to the enlargement of ISSP members to 44 countries. Every country in ISSP is as a rule represented by one research institution whereby the membership is strictly selective and follows the approval of other members. In 1992 there was done firs and in the same time the last time ISSP modul Social Inequality II in Czech and Slovak Federative Republic before its spliting to two independent states in 1993. Slovakia is represented by the Institute for Sociology of the SAS. More at official webpage: www.issp.org ISSP Social Inequality II 1992, 2008-08-01, First Edition Slovak Archive of Social Data / www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk, www.sasd.sav.sk ISSP 1992 Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD/ www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk, www.sasd.sav.sk , e-mail:sasd@fphil.uniba.sk Archivation of survey was done in frame of project APVV. Grant APVV-0529-07, Slovakia in key international surveys: twenty years of society transformation. Project realised by Institute for Sociology of the SAS, in cooperation with Faculty of Philosophy, CU and Institute for Public Affairs, and directed by Vladimír Krivý. Project abstract: Followinf surveys are to be realised in frame of this project: ISSP (modules Free time and sport, Religion, Role of Government and Social Inequality), new round of European Value Survey (EVS) and European Election Study (EES). Data from these surveys will be archived on the fly and made accessible in the Slovak Archive of Social Data. The project will lead to producing a synthetic publication handling the transformation of Slovak society within the last 20 years Accessible documentation content: English and Slovak version of questionnaire in .pdf and .doc format, dataset in english and Slovak version in .sav (SPSS) format, master questionnaire in English, codebook in English ISSP Social Inequality II 1992 ISSP Sociálne nerovnosti 1992 SASD 1992002 Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Jilska 1, 110 00 Prague, Czech Republic; Petr Mateju Blanka Rehakova STEM Agency (Centre for Empirical Research, Prague, Czech Republic) 16th October 1992 - 6th November 1992 STEM Agency (Centre for Empirical Research, Prague, Czech Republic) www.stem.cz SPSS SASD / Slovak Archive of Social Data / www.sasd.sav.sk , www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk Miroslav Tizik, Department of Sociology, Faculty of Philosophy, Comenius University in Bratislava, Gondova 2, 818 01 Bratislava, Slovak Republic / sasd@fphil.uniba.sk SASD / Slovak Archive of Social Data / Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovak Academy of Sciences 2008-07-01 2008-08-01 International Social Survey Programme International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) due to its long-term continuity enables to compare the dynamics of changes of different societies on all continents. At the background of the initiative of research from more countries was the realization of steadily growing need to compare and coordinate research design and aims in international perspective. High methodological level of ISSP and content attractive research themes contributed since 1983 to publication of this document to the enlargement of ISSP members to 44 countries. Every country in ISSP is as a rule represented by one research institution whereby the membership is strictly selective and follows the approval of other members. Slovakia is represented by the Institute for Sociology of the SAS. More at official webpage: www.issp.org ISSP Social Inequality II 1992, 2008-08-01, First Edition ISSP - International Social Survey Programme, www.issp.org , Institute of Sociology of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic; Petr Mateju: Petr.Mateju@soc.cas.cz ISSP 1992 Institute of Sociology of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic / ISSP welfare state differences in society personal standard of living solidarity prestige of profession pay should reflect responsibility of profession progressive taxation social conflicts social origin demographic questions social mobility estimation of interviewee's social status reputation advancement in life, attitudes towards differences in society, social inequality, social mobility, taxation, government intervention, subjective social status, demography Survey is a part of International Social Survey Programme (ISSP). ISSP 1992 Social Inequality II was dedicated to factors influencing chances of individual for social mobility, like parent's status, education, contacts etc., attitudes to inequalities, to social conflict, notions of real average and just incomes of various professions etc. Survey in Czechoslovakia was then particularly focused on unemployment and income differentiation. Data was collected in Czech and Slovak republic based on the same questionnaire, in appropriate language mutation. International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) due to its long-term continuity enables to compare the dynamics of changes of different societies on all continents. At the background of the initiative of research from more countries was the realization of steadily growing need to compare and coordinate research design and aims in international perspective. High methodological level of ISSP and content attractive research themes contributed since 1983 to publication of this document to the enlargement of ISSP members to 44 countries. Every country in ISSP is as a rule represented by one research institution whereby the membership is strictly selective and follows the approval of other members. Slovakia is represented by the Institute for Sociology of the SAS. More at official webpage: www.issp.org Autumn 1992 1992-10-16 1992-11-06 Slovak Republic Slovak Republic Region – 4 regions individuals The resident population of the Slovak Republic, persons 18 years old and over. survey data trend study STEM Agency (Centre for Empirical Research, Prague, Czech Republic) www.stem.cz Two-stage random sample. Stage one: localities (fixed sample). Stage two: random sample of individuals in localities from the Central Register of Population. face-to-face interviews structured questionnaire 78,4 % SASD Slovak Archive of Social Data for information and documentation on survey in Slovakia. Documentation and free access to data sets from all countries at web sites of ISSP - International Social Survey Programme, www.issp.org GESIS-ZA Central Archive for Empirical Social Research, http://zacat.gesis.org 0 - open to public data set in Slovak for Slovak Republic, integrated data file in English at http://zacat.gesis.org Documentation content: integrated dataset, 1 Slovak and 1 English data file + dataset covering Czechoslovakia in English and Slovak+  machine-readable (PDF) and MS Word questionnaires in slovak and english language + codebook and master questionnaire in English Documentation contains completed reconstructed study documentation. 12 files all documentation is archived in electronic and printed form To download this dataset, the user must sign a declaration of confidentiality www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk To provide funding agencies with essential information about use of archival resources, users of SASD data are requested to send by e-mail to ICPSR bibliographic citations for each completed manuscript or thesis abstract. Please indicate which data were used. The data are available without restriction. To download the data set, potential users are requested to accept conditions of data use. The original collector of the data, Institute of Sociology SAS and SASD, bear no responsibility for uses of this collection or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. ISSP 1992 Social Inequality Codebook http://www.za.uni-koeln.de/data/en/issp/codebooks/ZA2310_cdb.pdf Bibliography related to this survey is available at official ISSP website: http://www.issp.org/public.shtml Documentation is provided in hardcopy and electronic form sasd_1992002_data_en The file contains coded answers on the questionnaire ISSP 1992. 423 - Slovak subset 236 - Slovak version (*.SAV) SPSS complete dataset SPSS ISSP Social Inequality II 1992 / 2008-08-01, First Edition Supplemental variables concerning demogaphics were constructed in process of archiving. They are standardized variables constructed to simplify comparation of data from various collections. They were made by recategorising of original variables. It concerns education (4 categories), municipality (5 categories) and age (several variables with different number of categories). 0. Archiving informations 1. Opinions on career and social advancement 2. Opinions and attitudes to inequalities 3. Views on earnings and incomes 4. Social cleavages and conflicts among groups 5. Social position and perceptions of society 6. Socioeconomical status of respondent 7. Sociodemographic data on respondent 8. Data on partner and family of respondent 9. Other data Version of archived data file Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 1 1 0 1 First archived version 423 2 Second archived version 0 Constructed by SASD Republic Summation of listed categories: 423 423 2 2 2 0 1 Czech republic 0 2 Slovakia 423 Code of republic done in research and survey agency Region Summation of listed categories: 423 423 9 12 10.9243 0.917935 1 Prague 0 2 Central Czech 0 3 South Czech 0 4 West Czech 0 5 North Czech 0 6 East Czech 0 7 South Moravia 0 8 North Moravia 0 9 Bratislava 22 10 Western Slovakia 129 11 Central Slovakia 131 12 Eastern Slovakia 141 Code done in research and survey agency inquirer 423 3 2039 1070.2 540.185 Id number of the inquirer coder Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 10 5.52246 2.88793 1 39 2 42 3 64 4 16 5 42 6 53 7 30 8 61 9 29 10 47 Id number of the coder data enter Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 3 2.65721 0.651821 1 42 2 61 3 320 Date of data editing respondent 423 15 1105 557.135 342.631 Id of the respondent Importance for getting ahead: wealthy family Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: First, how important is coming from a wealthy family? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.24113 1.3147 1 Essential 52 2 Very important 56 3 Fairly important 115 4 Not very important 163 5 Not important at all 29 8 Can't choose 7 9 no response 1 Importance for getting ahead: educated parents Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: Having well educated parents? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 3.56265 1.12078 1 Essential 22 2 Very important 47 3 Fairly important 89 4 Not very important 219 5 Not important at all 40 8 Can't choose 6 9 no response 0 Importance for getting ahead: education Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: Having a good education yourself? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 3.04965 1.21206 1 Essential 62 2 Very important 65 3 Fairly important 123 4 Not very important 142 5 Not important at all 29 8 Can't choose 2 9 no response 0 Importance for getting ahead: ambitions Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: To have ambitions? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.55083 1.31042 1 Essential 87 2 Very important 128 3 Fairly important 147 4 Not very important 40 5 Not important at all 11 8 Can't choose 10 9 no response 0 Importance for getting ahead: natural ability Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: To have natural ability? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.54846 1.27383 1 Essential 85 2 Very important 130 3 Fairly important 141 4 Not very important 52 5 Not important at all 6 8 Can't choose 9 9 no response 0 Importance for getting ahead: hard work Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: To work hardly? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.1253 1.01687 1 Essential 125 2 Very important 165 3 Fairly important 101 4 Not very important 25 5 Not important at all 5 8 Can't choose 2 9 no response 0 Importance for getting ahead: knowing the right people Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: Knowing the right people? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.37116 1.10012 1 Essential 93 2 Very important 142 3 Fairly important 149 4 Not very important 29 5 Not important at all 6 8 Can't choose 3 9 no response 1 Importance for getting ahead: political connections Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: Having political connections? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.70686 1.40214 1 Essential 23 2 Very important 47 3 Fairly important 98 4 Not very important 176 5 Not important at all 60 8 Can't choose 18 9 no response 1 Importance for getting ahead: person's race Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: One's ethnicity, race? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 4.29314 1.18206 1 Essential 6 2 Very important 22 3 Fairly important 47 4 Not very important 166 5 Not important at all 165 8 Can't choose 17 9 no response 0 Importance for getting ahead: person's religion Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: One's religion? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 4.37825 1.09228 1 Essential 12 2 Very important 11 3 Fairly important 25 4 Not very important 168 5 Not important at all 195 8 Can't choose 12 9 no response 0 Importance for getting ahead: region R comes from Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: The part of the country one comes from? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 4.07801 1.11689 1 Essential 13 2 Very important 16 3 Fairly important 68 4 Not very important 181 5 Not important at all 136 8 Can't choose 9 9 no response 0 Importance for getting ahead: born a man or woman Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: Being born a man or woman? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 4.04965 1.21206 1 Essential 18 2 Very important 23 3 Fairly important 65 4 Not very important 159 5 Not important at all 149 8 Can't choose 8 9 no response 1 Importance for getting ahead: political beliefs Please show for each of these how important you think it is for getting ahead in life: One's political beliefs? Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.97636 1.44551 1 Essential 16 2 Very important 29 3 Fairly important 103 4 Not very important 155 5 Not important at all 94 8 Can't choose 25 9 no response 1 Agreement: chance of improving standard of living Do you agree or disagree with following statements? Answer by the CARD 2. In present Czechoslovakia, people like me and my family have a good chance of improving our standard of living. For questions 2 and 3a to 3g show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 3.65957 1.29617 1 Strongly agree 16 2 Agree 75 3 Neither agree nor disagree 70 4 Disagree 168 5 Strongly disagree 84 8 Can't choose 10 9 no response 0 Agreement: responsibility -> more money Do you agree or disagree with following statements? Answer by the CARD 2. People would not want to take extra responsibility at work unless they were paid extra for it. For questions 2 and 3a to 3g show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.53664 1.35183 1 Strongly agree 52 2 Agree 234 3 Neither agree nor disagree 56 4 Disagree 59 5 Strongly disagree 9 8 Can't choose 13 9 no response 0 Agreement: education -> more money Do you agree or disagree with following statements? Answer by the CARD 2. Workers would not bother to get skills and qualifications unless they were paid extra for having them. For questions 2 and 3a to 3g show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.4279 1.27271 1 Strongly agree 74 2 Agree 217 3 Neither agree nor disagree 50 4 Disagree 66 5 Strongly disagree 8 8 Can't choose 7 9 no response 1 Agreement: inequality useful for the rich Do you agree or disagree with following statements? Answer by the CARD 2. Inequality continues to exist because it benefits the rich and powerful. For questions 2 and 3a to 3g show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.61229 1.60303 1 Strongly agree 95 2 Agree 166 3 Neither agree nor disagree 59 4 Disagree 70 5 Strongly disagree 15 8 Can't choose 16 9 no response 2 Agreement: not study long time unless more pay Do you agree or disagree with following statements? Answer by the CARD 2. No one would study for years to become a lawyer or doctor unless they expected to earn a lot more than ordinary workers. For questions 2 and 3a to 3g show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.35225 1.21651 1 Strongly agree 109 2 Agree 168 3 Neither agree nor disagree 59 4 Disagree 71 5 Strongly disagree 13 8 Can't choose 3 9 no response 0 Agreement: income differences -> prosperous country Do you agree or disagree with following statements? Answer by the CARD 2. Large differences in income are necessary for Czechoslovakia's prosperity. For questions 2 and 3a to 3g show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 4.04255 1.79205 1 Strongly agree 21 2 Agree 53 3 Neither agree nor disagree 78 4 Disagree 159 5 Strongly disagree 61 8 Can't choose 51 9 no response 0 Agreement: profit from business -> standard of living for all Do you agree or disagree with following statements? Answer by the CARD 2. Allowing business to make good profits is the best way to improve everyone's standard of living. For questions 2 and 3a to 3g show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.14657 1.73677 1 Strongly agree 48 2 Agree 142 3 Neither agree nor disagree 79 4 Disagree 96 5 Strongly disagree 29 8 Can't choose 28 9 no response 1 Agreement: people don't join -> inequailty Do you agree or disagree with following statements? Answer by the CARD 2. Inequality continues to exist because ordinary people don't join together to get rid of it. For questions 2 and 3a to 3g show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 3.18676 1.87415 1 Strongly agree 51 2 Agree 148 3 Neither agree nor disagree 75 4 Disagree 83 5 Strongly disagree 28 8 Can't choose 38 9 no response 0 R thinks job earns: skilled factory worker We would like to know what do you think people in these jobs actually earn.This may be difficult, so please try it. Skilled worker in a factory Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1700 99999 8406.33 19918.2 1700 1 2000 5 2200 1 2300 1 2500 13 2700 1 2800 12 3000 46 3100 1 3150 1 3200 5 3300 4 3400 5 3500 63 3600 2 3700 4 3800 12 3900 1 4000 80 4100 1 4200 4 4300 1 4500 37 4560 1 4800 2 5000 62 5500 2 5800 2 6000 19 6500 1 7000 7 8000 4 8500 1 10000 2 99000 99000 and more 0 99998 don't know 13 99999 refused, missing 6 R thinks job earns: doctor in general practice We would like to know what do you think people in these jobs actually earn.This may be difficult, so please try it. A doctor in general practice Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 2500 99999 11834.9 22646.8 2500 1 3000 5 3200 1 3500 8 3700 1 3800 2 4000 23 4200 1 4400 1 4500 23 4600 2 4800 3 5000 89 5200 1 5400 2 5500 18 5600 2 5800 1 5900 1 6000 70 6350 1 6500 13 6800 2 6840 1 6900 1 7000 57 7030 1 7200 1 7500 4 8000 36 8500 1 8700 1 9000 5 10000 11 11000 1 12000 3 13000 1 15000 1 20000 1 99000 99000 and more 1 99998 don't know 21 99999 refused, missing 4 R thinks job earns: shop assistant We would like to know what do you think people in these jobs actually earn.This may be difficult, so please try it. A shop assistant in a department store Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1600 99999 7493.54 20102.3 1600 2 1700 2 1800 3 1900 1 2000 22 2100 1 2200 9 2300 6 2400 4 2500 64 2600 9 2700 3 2800 23 2900 3 3000 106 3100 1 3200 6 3300 2 3400 1 3500 50 3600 1 3800 5 3900 1 4000 50 4200 1 4500 9 5000 14 5500 1 6000 2 8000 1 10000 1 99000 99000 and more 0 99998 don't know 15 99999 refused, missing 4 R thinks job earns: chairman of large nat. company We would like to know what do you think people in these jobs actually earn.This may be difficult, so please try it. The chairman of large national corporation Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 2800 99999 21635.3 25739.2 2800 1 5000 4 5500 1 6000 9 6500 1 7000 19 7500 1 8000 31 8400 1 8500 2 8700 1 9000 26 9200 1 9500 1 9800 1 9900 1 10000 64 10500 1 11000 9 12000 56 13000 7 14000 6 15000 52 15500 1 16000 3 17000 2 18000 8 19000 2 20000 34 21000 2 22000 3 24000 1 25000 10 27000 1 30000 15 40000 1 50000 3 56000 1 60000 1 80000 1 90000 1 99000 99000 and more 3 99998 don't know 29 99999 refused, missing 5 R thinks job earns: a solicitor We would like to know what do you think people in these jobs actually earn.This may be difficult, so please try it. A lawyer Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 3000 99999 15199.8 23723.1 3000 2 3500 3 4000 16 4200 1 4500 6 5000 26 5300 1 5500 4 5600 1 5900 1 6000 57 6500 6 6800 2 7000 35 7350 1 7500 5 8000 61 8300 1 8500 3 9000 22 9500 1 10000 69 11000 5 12000 20 12300 1 14000 7 15000 13 16000 3 17000 2 18000 3 19000 2 20000 10 22000 1 25000 2 99000 99000 and more 1 99998 don't know 26 99999 refused, missing 3 R thinks job earns: owner of a small shop We would like to know what do you think people in these jobs actually earn.This may be difficult, so please try it. The owner of a small shop Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 2000 99999 19152.6 30200 2000 6 2200 1 2500 3 3000 11 3500 10 4000 31 4300 1 4500 7 5000 53 5200 1 5300 1 5500 1 5850 1 5900 1 6000 37 6380 1 6500 4 7000 30 7500 7 8000 32 8500 2 9000 8 10000 74 10500 1 11000 1 12000 12 13000 3 14000 2 15000 8 16000 1 20000 15 30000 4 50000 1 60000 2 99000 99000 and more 1 99998 don't know 46 99999 refused, missing 3 R thinks job earns: a farm worker We would like to know what do you think people in these jobs actually earn.This may be difficult, so please try it. A farm laborer Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1200 99999 8524.87 21141.9 1200 1 1500 2 1600 1 1700 1 1800 1 1900 1 2000 10 2200 4 2300 3 2400 1 2500 36 2600 4 2700 5 2800 14 2900 3 3000 98 3006 1 3100 1 3200 5 3250 1 3300 3 3500 49 3600 1 3700 2 3800 5 3900 1 4000 76 4200 1 4500 10 4700 2 4800 1 5000 29 5400 1 5500 3 6000 11 7000 8 8000 3 10000 2 60000 1 99000 99000 and more 0 99998 don't know 17 99999 refused, missing 4 R thinks job earns: owner of large factory We would like to know what do you think people in these jobs actually earn.This may be difficult, so please try it. The owner of large factory Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 5000 99999 50487.5 37225.3 5000 3 6000 3 7000 2 7500 2 8000 1 9000 6 9850 1 10000 22 10500 1 11000 1 12000 12 13000 7 14000 4 15000 39 16000 5 17000 1 18000 5 19000 1 20000 55 21000 1 23000 1 25000 17 30000 22 35000 2 40000 10 50000 43 60000 4 70000 5 80000 7 90000 4 94000 1 99000 99000 and more 54 99998 don't know 75 99999 refused, missing 6 R thinks job earns: an appeal court judge We would like to know what do you think people in these jobs actually earn.This may be difficult, so please try it. A judge of the Highest Court Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 3000 99999 30303.1 29799.7 3000 1 5000 2 5500 1 6000 8 7000 9 8000 7 8500 1 9000 6 10000 35 11000 3 11300 1 12000 17 12500 1 13000 10 13500 1 14000 5 14500 1 15000 65 16000 8 17000 6 17500 1 18000 23 19000 3 20000 53 21000 1 22000 3 23000 2 24000 1 25000 38 30000 27 34000 1 35000 5 40000 7 50000 6 60000 1 70000 2 80000 1 99000 99000 and more 8 99998 don't know 48 99999 refused, missing 4 R thinks job earns: unskilled worker in a factory We would like to know what do you think people in these jobs actually earn.This may be difficult, so please try it. An unskilled worker in a factory Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1000 99999 7649.28 20755.5 1000 1 1200 1 1300 1 1400 1 1500 6 1600 1 1700 3 1800 5 2000 33 2100 3 2200 32 2300 10 2400 10 2500 85 2600 7 2700 3 2800 12 2830 1 2850 1 2900 3 3000 114 3100 1 3200 2 3300 3 3500 27 3800 1 3900 1 4000 17 4500 3 5000 2 5500 1 6000 4 7000 2 8000 1 15000 1 25000 3 33000 1 99000 99000 and more 0 99998 don't know 16 99999 refused, missing 4 R thinks job earns: government minister We would like to know what do you think people in these jobs actually earn.This may be difficult, so please try it. A cabinet minister Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 2500 99999 33176 25873.3 2500 1 4000 1 7000 1 8000 3 10000 6 12000 9 13000 6 14000 7 15000 36 16000 14 17000 13 18000 24 19000 3 20000 68 21000 1 22000 4 23000 2 24000 2 25000 46 26000 2 27000 1 28000 1 30000 58 35000 14 37000 1 40000 31 42000 1 45000 3 50000 10 58000 1 60000 3 70000 1 80000 1 99000 99000 and more 14 99998 don't know 29 99999 refused, missing 5 Optimal income: skilled factory worker How much they ought to earn monthly (without any respect to how much they really earn)? Skilled worker in a factory Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 2800 99999 10152.2 17983.6 2800 1 3000 1 3500 4 3600 1 3680 1 3800 1 4000 17 4100 1 4200 2 4300 1 4500 18 4800 1 5000 80 5200 2 5500 21 5800 1 6000 82 6006 1 6500 12 6700 1 7000 49 7500 8 8000 51 8500 2 9000 7 9500 1 10000 28 12000 2 15000 6 20000 3 25000 1 99000 99000 and more 1 99998 don't know 10 99999 refused, missing 5 Optimal income: doctor in general practice How much they ought to earn monthly (without any respect to how much they really earn)? A doctor in general practice Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 3000 99999 13219.8 20480.4 3000 3 3500 3 4000 7 4500 6 5000 25 5100 1 5500 10 5900 1 6000 54 6200 1 6500 11 7000 57 7500 5 7800 1 8000 75 8500 1 9000 25 10000 58 10500 1 11000 1 12000 23 12500 1 13000 3 14000 2 15000 12 18000 2 20000 6 25000 5 60000 1 80000 1 90000 1 99000 99000 and more 1 99998 don't know 15 99999 refused, missing 4 Optimal income: shop assistant How much they ought to earn monthly (without any respect to how much they really earn)? A shop assistant in a department store Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 2000 99999 9098.98 19902.4 2000 2 2200 1 2500 8 2800 3 2900 1 3000 34 3200 2 3300 1 3500 34 3800 1 3900 1 4000 108 4100 1 4200 1 4500 31 4600 1 4700 2 4800 1 4900 1 5000 91 5500 8 6000 32 6500 4 6700 1 6800 1 7000 9 7500 1 8000 13 8500 1 9000 1 10000 2 11000 1 12000 1 15000 1 20000 1 30000 1 40000 1 99000 99000 and more 1 99998 don't know 14 99999 refused, missing 4 Optimal income: chairman of large nat. company How much they ought to earn monthly (without any respect to how much they really earn)? The chairman of large national corporation Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1500 99999 21488.9 25144.3 1500 1 3000 1 3500 1 4000 2 5000 5 5500 1 6000 13 6500 4 7000 18 7500 1 8000 37 8400 1 8500 2 9000 11 9500 1 9550 1 9900 1 10000 72 11000 4 11500 1 12000 37 13000 8 14000 2 15000 61 16000 2 17000 4 18000 9 20000 43 25000 18 27000 1 30000 15 40000 3 50000 3 60000 2 75000 1 80000 1 99000 99000 and more 4 99998 don't know 27 99999 refused, missing 4 Optimal income: a solicitor How much they ought to earn monthly (without any respect to how much they really earn)? A lawyer Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1800 99999 15446.6 22644.3 1800 1 2000 2 3000 2 3500 2 4000 8 4350 1 4500 1 5000 32 5500 4 6000 35 6300 1 6500 6 7000 41 7500 5 8000 58 8500 3 9000 24 9500 3 10000 76 10500 1 11000 2 12000 21 13000 4 14000 6 15000 29 16000 1 17000 1 18000 3 20000 12 22000 1 25000 7 30000 1 56000 1 75000 1 80000 1 99000 99000 and more 2 99998 don't know 20 99999 refused, missing 4 Optimal income: owner of a small shop How much they ought to earn monthly (without any respect to how much they really earn)? The owner of a small shop Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 2000 99999 18085.8 27838.7 2000 1 2500 3 3000 8 3500 7 3600 1 4000 19 4500 5 4800 1 5000 49 5500 5 5550 1 6000 31 6500 11 7000 32 7500 6 7900 1 8000 47 8500 1 9000 15 10000 69 10500 1 11000 1 12000 15 13000 1 14000 2 15000 20 16000 1 17000 1 20000 16 25000 2 30000 4 40000 2 60000 1 70000 1 90000 1 99000 99000 and more 2 99998 don't know 32 99999 refused, missing 7 Optimal income: a farm worker How much they ought to earn monthly (without any respect to how much they really earn)? A farm laborer Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 2500 99999 9928.55 18691.5 2500 1 3000 3 3200 1 3500 10 3800 3 3900 2 4000 52 4200 3 4500 23 4800 2 4900 1 5000 92 5500 14 5800 1 6000 71 6500 4 6506 1 7000 43 7500 7 7600 1 8000 31 8500 2 9000 4 9900 1 10000 22 12000 3 13000 2 15000 2 18000 1 20000 2 50000 1 99000 99000 and more 1 99998 don't know 12 99999 refused, missing 4 Optimal income: owner of large factory How much they ought to earn monthly (without any respect to how much they really earn)? The owner of large factory Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 3500 99999 40067.8 35612.5 3500 1 4000 1 5000 5 5500 1 6000 4 6500 1 7000 7 8000 10 9000 8 9300 1 9500 1 10000 45 11000 2 12000 15 13000 3 14000 2 15000 44 16000 5 16500 1 18000 4 19000 4 20000 57 22000 1 24000 1 25000 22 30000 30 35000 1 40000 13 50000 23 55000 1 70000 3 80000 4 90000 4 95000 2 99000 99000 and more 39 99998 don't know 50 99999 refused, missing 7 Optimal income: an appeal court judge How much they ought to earn monthly (without any respect to how much they really earn)? A judge of the Highest Court Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1000 99999 25917 27965.3 1000 1 2000 1 3000 1 3500 1 5000 2 5500 1 6000 10 6500 1 7000 11 7500 3 8000 13 8500 1 8550 1 9000 9 9500 1 9800 1 9900 1 10000 51 11000 2 11200 1 11500 1 12000 28 13000 11 14000 5 15000 75 15500 2 16000 10 17000 7 18000 10 19000 2 20000 48 22000 4 25000 21 28000 1 30000 20 32000 1 35000 4 40000 5 50000 5 70000 1 96000 1 99000 99000 and more 5 99998 don't know 37 99999 refused, missing 6 Optimal income: unskilled worker in a factory How much they ought to earn monthly (without any respect to how much they really earn)? An unskilled worker in a factory Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1300 99999 8784.09 19919.2 1300 1 1500 1 1800 1 2000 6 2300 1 2500 11 2700 1 2800 5 3000 49 3500 63 3600 1 3700 2 3800 3 4000 90 4200 1 4500 30 4600 1 5000 71 5100 1 5500 3 5800 1 6000 32 6500 1 7000 7 8000 12 9000 1 10000 2 12000 3 16000 1 18000 1 35000 1 99000 99000 and more 1 99998 don't know 14 99999 refused, missing 4 Optimal income: government minister How much they ought to earn monthly (without any respect to how much they really earn)? A cabinet minister Incomes lower than 10000 CSK complete by zero from the left, 100000 and more write as 99000, do not know write as 99998 and refusals as 99999. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1000 99999 24742.2 24624.1 1000 1 1500 1 1600 1 2000 1 2200 1 3000 1 3500 1 4000 1 5000 6 6000 6 6200 1 6500 1 7000 6 8000 15 9000 2 9500 1 9999 1 10000 53 10500 1 11000 2 12000 29 12500 1 13000 8 14000 9 15000 60 16000 7 17000 2 18000 13 19000 1 20000 54 22000 4 23000 2 24000 1 25000 40 29000 1 30000 31 35000 6 40000 5 45000 1 50000 7 60000 1 80000 2 99000 99000 and more 5 99998 don't know 22 99999 refused, missing 8 Agreement: Income differences in Slovakia too large And now, do you agree or disagree with following statements? Differences in income in Czechoslovakia are too large. For questions 6a to 6d show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 1.78251 1.04177 1 Strongly agree 179 2 Agree 205 3 Neither agree nor disagree 15 4 Disagree 16 5 Strongly disagree 3 8 Can't choose 4 9 no response 1 Agreement: Government should reduce income differences And now, do you agree or disagree with following statements? It is the responsibility of the government to reduce the differences in income between people with high incomes and those with low incomes. For questions 6a to 6d show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.23168 1.3218 1 Strongly agree 117 2 Agree 196 3 Neither agree nor disagree 50 4 Disagree 46 5 Strongly disagree 4 8 Can't choose 9 9 no response 1 Agreement: Government should provide jobs for all And now, do you agree or disagree with following statements? The government should provide a job for everyone who wants one. For questions 6a to 6d show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 1.83452 1.09546 1 Strongly agree 188 2 Agree 171 3 Neither agree nor disagree 30 4 Disagree 28 5 Strongly disagree 2 8 Can't choose 2 9 no response 2 Agreement: Government should provide basic income for all And now, do you agree or disagree with following statements? The government should provide everyone with a guaranted basic income. For questions 6a to 6d show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.19385 1.31533 1 Strongly agree 151 2 Agree 151 3 Neither agree nor disagree 44 4 Disagree 58 5 Strongly disagree 14 8 Can't choose 4 9 no response 1 Taxes for people with high incomes Generally, how would you describe taxes in Czechoslovakia today ? For those with high incomes are taxes: For question. 7a to 7c show CARD 3! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.7565 1.82915 1 Much too high 28 2 Too high 75 3 About right 99 4 Too low 128 5 Much too low 48 8 Don't know 43 9 no response 2 Taxes for people with middle incomes Generally, how would you describe taxes in Czechoslovakia today ? For those with middle incomes are taxes: For question. 7a to 7c show CARD 3! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.61939 1.44219 1 Much too high 43 2 Too high 199 3 About right 145 4 Too low 13 5 Much too low 2 8 Don't know 19 9 no response 2 Taxes for people with low incomes Generally, how would you describe taxes in Czechoslovakia today ? For those with low incomes are taxes: For question. 7a to 7c show CARD 3! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.05437 1.44549 1 Much too high 162 2 Too high 170 3 About right 67 4 Too low 4 5 Much too low 4 8 Don't know 14 9 no response 2 Progressive taxes: rich to poor Do you think people with high incomes should pay a larger share of their income in taxes than those with low incomes, the same share, or less? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.02364 1.23511 1 Much larger share 123 2 Larger 230 3 The same share 56 4 Smaller 2 5 Much smaller share 1 8 Don't know 7 9 no response 4 Conflict: poor vs. rich In all countries, there are differences or even conflicts between different social groups. In your opinion, in Czechoslovakia how much conflicts there are between… Rich people and poor people For questions. 9a to 9f show CARD 4! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.60047 2.10927 1 Very strong conflicts 27 2 Strong conflicts 102 3 Not very strong conflicts 165 4 There are no conflicts 59 8 Can't choose 69 9 no response 1 Conflict: working vs. middle class In all countries, there are differences or even conflicts between different social groups. In your opinion, in Czechoslovakia how much conflicts there are between… The working class and the middle class For questions. 9a to 9f show CARD 4! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.55083 1.50879 1 Very strong conflicts 5 2 Strong conflicts 53 3 Not very strong conflicts 211 4 There are no conflicts 119 8 Can't choose 33 9 no response 2 Conflict: unemployed vs. employed In all countries, there are differences or even conflicts between different social groups. In your opinion, in Czechoslovakia how much conflicts there are between… The unemployed and people with jobs For questions. 9a to 9f show CARD 4! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.61702 1.91028 1 Very strong conflicts 26 2 Strong conflicts 77 3 Not very strong conflicts 155 4 There are no conflicts 109 8 Can't choose 55 9 no response 1 Conflict: management vs. workers In all countries, there are differences or even conflicts between different social groups. In your opinion, in Czechoslovakia how much conflicts there are between… management and workers For questions. 9a to 9f show CARD 4! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.90071 1.79509 1 Very strong conflicts 46 2 Strong conflicts 170 3 Not very strong conflicts 144 4 There are no conflicts 24 8 Can't choose 38 9 no response 1 Conflict: farmers vs. city people In all countries, there are differences or even conflicts between different social groups. In your opinion, in Czechoslovakia how much conflicts there are between… Farmers and city people For questions. 9a to 9f show CARD 4! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.87707 1.60095 1 Very strong conflicts 5 2 Strong conflicts 38 3 Not very strong conflicts 146 4 There are no conflicts 188 8 Can't choose 45 9 no response 1 Conflict: young vs. older people In all countries, there are differences or even conflicts between different social groups. In your opinion, in Czechoslovakia how much conflicts there are between… Young people and older people For questions. 9a to 9f show CARD 4! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.487 1.60544 1 Very strong conflicts 12 2 Strong conflicts 70 3 Not very strong conflicts 194 4 There are no conflicts 109 8 Can't choose 37 9 no response 1 Top-bottom self-placement In our society there are some social groups which are higher and some which are lower. Where do you think you are on this scale? Show CARD 5! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 6.87707 6.57793 1 High 1 3 9 4 28 5 110 6 84 7 69 8 66 9 34 10 Low 20 98 don't know 0 99 no response 2 Status of R's job compared to father's Please think of your present (the last one) job. If you compare this job with the job of your father had when you were 16, would you say that the level or status of your job is (or was)… For questions 11, 12a and 12b show CARD 6! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.88416 1.53268 1 Much higher than your father's 52 2 Higher 150 3 About equal 118 4 Lower 59 5 Much lower than your father's 19 6 (I never had a job) 8 7 (I don't know what my father did / did not know him) 9 8 don't know 0 9 no response 8 R's income compared to father's at same age If you compare your income and living standard with your father when he was about your age, would you say that the level of it is … For questions 11, 12a and 12b show CARD 6! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.64303 1.3709 1 Much higher than your father's 64 2 Higher 186 3 About equal 77 4 Lower 61 5 Much lower than your father's 19 6 (I never had a job) 4 7 (I don't know what my father did / did not know him) 10 8 don't know 0 9 no response 2 R's education compared to father's at same age If you compare your education with education your father had when he was about your age, would you say that the level of it is … For questions 11, 12a and 12b show CARD 6! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.43972 1.13352 1 Much higher than your father's 60 2 Higher 195 3 About equal 127 4 Lower 28 5 Much lower than your father's 3 6 (I never had a job) 0 7 (I don't know what my father did / did not know him) 8 8 don't know 0 9 no response 2 Wished importance on pay: responsibility In deciding how much people ought to earn, how important should each of these things be, in your opinion? Responsibility goes with the job? For questions 13a to 13g show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 1.92435 1.09239 1 Essential 160 2 Very important 174 3 Fairly important 78 4 Not very important 4 5 Not important at all 0 8 Can't choose 7 9 no response 0 Wished importance on pay: years of education In deciding how much people ought to earn, how important should each of these things be, in your opinion? The number of years spent in education and training? For questions 13a to 13g show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.78723 1.0563 1 Essential 43 2 Very important 120 3 Fairly important 167 4 Not very important 79 5 Not important at all 11 8 Can't choose 3 9 no response 0 Wished importance on pay: supervise others In deciding how much people ought to earn, how important should each of these things be, in your opinion? Whether the job requires supervising others? For questions 13a to 13g show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.87707 1.31669 1 Essential 44 2 Very important 113 3 Fairly important 179 4 Not very important 68 5 Not important at all 5 8 Can't choose 13 9 no response 1 Wished importance on pay: support family In deciding how much people ought to earn, how important should each of these things be, in your opinion? What is needed to support a family? For questions 13a to 13g show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.64303 1.27971 1 Essential 65 2 Very important 164 3 Fairly important 104 4 Not very important 55 5 Not important at all 29 8 Can't choose 6 9 no response 0 Wished importance on pay: support children In deciding how much people ought to earn, how important should each of these things be, in your opinion? Whether the person has children to support? For questions 13a to 13g show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.84634 1.33758 1 Essential 57 2 Very important 130 3 Fairly important 123 4 Not very important 71 5 Not important at all 34 8 Can't choose 8 9 no response 0 Wished importance on pay: does job well In deciding how much people ought to earn, how important should each of these things be, in your opinion? How well he/she does the job? For questions 13a to 13g show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 1.92671 0.979322 1 Essential 150 2 Very important 181 3 Fairly important 83 4 Not very important 3 5 Not important at all 2 8 Can't choose 4 9 no response 0 Wished importance on pay: how hard works In deciding how much people ought to earn, how important should each of these things be, in your opinion? How hard he/she works at the job? For questions 13a to 13g show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 1.9669 0.95085 1 Essential 139 2 Very important 186 3 Fairly important 85 4 Not very important 8 5 Not important at all 2 8 Can't choose 3 9 no response 0 If more equal incomes: R's income If incomes become more equal in Czechoslovakia, some people would get higher and some would get lower incomes. Would your income… Read possible answers! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.03546 2.18052 1 Definitely go up 74 2 Probably go up 165 3 Stay the same 97 4 Probably go down 25 5 Definitely go down 4 8 can't choose 53 9 no response 5 If less equal incomes: R's income And what would happen if incomes become less equal? Would your income… Read possible answers! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.1844 2.17679 1 Definitely go up 62 2 Probably go up 148 3 Stay the same 113 4 Probably go down 36 5 Definitely go down 4 8 can't choose 54 9 no response 6 Pyramid: society in R's country today Following five diagrams shows different types of societies. Please, look at them and read the description. What type of society is Czechoslovakia today? Which diagram comes closest? Show CARD 7! TYPE A: XXXXX 1 Top Tight elite on XXX 2 the top, less of XXX 3 people in the middle XXX 4 and the mass XXX 5 at the very bottom XXXXXXXXX 6 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE B: XXXXX 1 Top Society like a XXXXXXX 2 pyramide, small XXXXXXXXX 3 elite on the top, XXXXXXXXXXX 4 more people in the XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 5 middle and the main XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 6 part at the bottom XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE C: XXXX 1 Top Pyramide, but XXXXXX 2 only less XXXXXXXX 3 of people at XXXXXXXXXX 4 the very XXXXXXXXXXXX 5 bottom XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 6 XXXXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE D: XXXXXX 1 Top Society XXXXXXXXXXXX 2 with majority XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3 of people XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 4 in the middle XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 5 XXXXXXXXXXXX 6 XXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE E: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1 Top Lots of people XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 2 near the top XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3 and only XXXXXXXXXXXX 4 less close to the XXXXXXXX 5 bottom XXXXXX 6 XXXX 7 Bottom Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.32624 1.59307 1 Type A 146 2 Type B 156 3 Type C 36 4 Type D 58 5 Type E 10 8 can't choose 17 9 no response 0 Pyramid: 30 years ago Following five diagrams shows different types of societies. Please, look at them and read the description. And what do you think Czechoslovakia was in the 1960s? Show CARD 7! TYPE A: XXXXX 1 Top Tight elite on XXX 2 the top, less of XXX 3 people in the middle XXX 4 and the mass XXX 5 at the very bottom XXXXXXXXX 6 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE B: XXXXX 1 Top Society like a XXXXXXX 2 pyramide, small XXXXXXXXX 3 elite on the top, XXXXXXXXXXX 4 more people in the XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 5 middle and the main XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 6 part at the bottom XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE C: XXXX 1 Top Pyramide, but XXXXXX 2 only less XXXXXXXX 3 of people at XXXXXXXXXX 4 the very XXXXXXXXXXXX 5 bottom XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 6 XXXXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE D: XXXXXX 1 Top Society XXXXXXXXXXXX 2 with majority XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3 of people XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 4 in the middle XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 5 XXXXXXXXXXXX 6 XXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE E: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1 Top Lots of people XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 2 near the top XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3 and only XXXXXXXXXXXX 4 less close to the XXXXXXXX 5 bottom XXXXXX 6 XXXX 7 Bottom Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.83452 2.31951 1 Type A 60 2 Type B 84 3 Type C 74 4 Type D 97 5 Type E 27 8 can't choose 80 9 no response 1 Pyramid: 30 years from now Following five diagrams shows different types of societies. Please, look at them and read the description. And what do you think Czechoslovakia will be like 30 years from now, in the future? Show CARD 7! TYPE A: XXXXX 1 Top Tight elite on XXX 2 the top, less of XXX 3 people in the middle XXX 4 and the mass XXX 5 at the very bottom XXXXXXXXX 6 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE B: XXXXX 1 Top Society like a XXXXXXX 2 pyramide, small XXXXXXXXX 3 elite on the top, XXXXXXXXXXX 4 more people in the XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 5 middle and the main XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 6 part at the bottom XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE C: XXXX 1 Top Pyramide, but XXXXXX 2 only less XXXXXXXX 3 of people at XXXXXXXXXX 4 the very XXXXXXXXXXXX 5 bottom XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 6 XXXXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE D: XXXXXX 1 Top Society XXXXXXXXXXXX 2 with majority XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3 of people XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 4 in the middle XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 5 XXXXXXXXXXXX 6 XXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE E: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1 Top Lots of people XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 2 near the top XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3 and only XXXXXXXXXXXX 4 less close to the XXXXXXXX 5 bottom XXXXXX 6 XXXX 7 Bottom Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 4.05201 2.33298 1 Type A 72 2 Type B 54 3 Type C 46 4 Type D 108 5 Type E 60 8 can't choose 83 9 no response 0 Pyramid: Society ought to be like Following five diagrams shows different types of societies. Please, look at them and read the description. What do you think our society ought to be like - which would you prefer? Show CARD 7! TYPE A: XXXXX 1 Top Tight elite on XXX 2 the top, less of XXX 3 people in the middle XXX 4 and the mass XXX 5 at the very bottom XXXXXXXXX 6 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE B: XXXXX 1 Top Society like a XXXXXXX 2 pyramide, small XXXXXXXXX 3 elite on the top, XXXXXXXXXXX 4 more people in the XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 5 middle and the main XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 6 part at the bottom XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE C: XXXX 1 Top Pyramide, but XXXXXX 2 only less XXXXXXXX 3 of people at XXXXXXXXXX 4 the very XXXXXXXXXXXX 5 bottom XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 6 XXXXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE D: XXXXXX 1 Top Society XXXXXXXXXXXX 2 with majority XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3 of people XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 4 in the middle XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 5 XXXXXXXXXXXX 6 XXXXXX 7 Bottom TYPE E: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1 Top Lots of people XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 2 near the top XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3 and only XXXXXXXXXXXX 4 less close to the XXXXXXXX 5 bottom XXXXXX 6 XXXX 7 Bottom Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 4.38298 1.20618 1 Type A 3 2 Type B 17 3 Type C 56 4 Type D 152 5 Type E 173 8 can't choose 22 9 no response 0 Diagram: R and his family Now we would like to know where you and other people fit in. Please look at the diagram you think best describes Czechoslovakia today, the one you chose first. Where would you say you and your family actually are? Show card 7! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 4.84161 1.31559 1 Top 3 2 6 3 38 4 142 5 115 6 75 7 Bottom 28 8 don't know 14 9 no response 2 See question 15A Diagram: unskilled worker Now we would like to know where you and other people fit in. Please look at the diagram you think best describes Czechoslovakia today, the one you chose first. Where would you say an unskilled worker in factory fits in? Show card 7! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 6.13948 1.03353 1 Top 1 2 1 3 5 4 21 5 62 6 165 7 Bottom 150 8 don't know 17 9 no response 1 See question 15A Diagram: chairman of a company Now we would like to know where you and other people fit in. Please look at the diagram you think best describes Czechoslovakia today, the one you chose first. The chairman of large national corporation? Show card 7! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 1.95981 1.36677 1 Top 176 2 168 3 58 4 5 5 2 7 Bottom 0 8 don't know 13 9 no response 1 See question 15A Diagram: farm labourer Now we would like to know where you and other people fit in. Please look at the diagram you think best describes Czechoslovakia today, the one you chose first. Where would a farm labourer fit in? Show card 7! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 5.44444 1.29018 1 Top 1 2 6 3 15 4 76 5 121 6 111 7 Bottom 75 8 don't know 17 9 no response 1 See question 15A Diagram: doctor Now we would like to know where you and other people fit in. Please look at the diagram you think best describes Czechoslovakia today, the one you chose first. And a doctor in general practice? Show card 7! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.94799 1.31241 1 Top 38 2 120 3 162 4 69 5 19 6 4 7 Bottom 0 8 don't know 11 9 no response 0 See question 15A Agreement: Govt. support companies to keep employment Now some questions about unemployment. Do you agre or disagree with following statements? Government should pay to some enterprises to prevent dismission of employees. For questions17a až 17e show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.52955 1.4036 1 Strongly agree 83 2 Agree 179 3 Neither agree nor disagree 73 4 Disagree 67 5 Strongly disagree 9 8 Can't choose 11 9 no response 1 Agreement: women with children stay home Now some questions about unemployment. Do you agre or disagree with following statements? Women with small children should stay home for the longest possible time with support of the state. For questions17a až 17e show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 1.64775 0.961973 1 Strongly agree 208 2 Agree 188 3 Neither agree nor disagree 17 4 Disagree 4 5 Strongly disagree 1 8 Can't choose 4 9 no response 1 Agreement: pensioners not work, jobs for others Now some questions about unemployment. Do you agre or disagree with following statements? Pensioners should be employed as less as possible to provide jobs for the others. For questions17a až 17e show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.21513 1.29291 1 Strongly agree 119 2 Agree 184 3 Neither agree nor disagree 74 4 Disagree 33 5 Strongly disagree 3 8 Can't choose 9 9 no response 1 Agreement: no requalification -> no benefits Now some questions about unemployment. Do you agre or disagree with following statements? When somebody does not want to participate in requalification he/she should not get unemployment benefits. For questions17a až 17e show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.70449 1.50832 1 Strongly agree 66 2 Agree 170 3 Neither agree nor disagree 93 4 Disagree 64 5 Strongly disagree 13 8 Can't choose 15 9 no response 2 Agreement: Govt. support jobs in private firms Now some questions about unemployment. Do you agre or disagree with following statements? Government should support making of new jobs in private enterprises. For questions17a až 17e show CARD 2! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.26714 1.36893 1 Strongly agree 94 2 Agree 233 3 Neither agree nor disagree 46 4 Disagree 32 5 Strongly disagree 4 8 Can't choose 13 9 no response 1 Afraid of unemployment How is your personal situation? Are you personally afraid of unemployment within next two years? For questions18a to 18d show CARD 8! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 4.38771 8.51795 1 Definitely yes 87 2 Rather yes 117 3 Rather not 81 4 Definitely not 44 9 Do not mind 91 99 no response 3 Willingness for requalification How is your personal situation? Would you be willing to continue in education or participate in requalification if necessary for your next employment? For questions18a to 18d show CARD 8! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 3.60047 8.55696 1 Definitely yes 189 2 Rather yes 102 3 Rather not 33 4 Definitely not 26 9 Do not mind 70 99 no response 3 Agreement (men): let women stay home with minimal income How is your personal situation? If you wife should get minimal income 2200 CSK and stay in household, do you agree? For questions18a to 18d show CARD 8! Ask next question only to married men ! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 7.51064 8.37873 1 Definitely yes 49 2 Rather yes 30 3 Rather not 28 4 Definitely not 26 9 Do not mind 287 99 no response 3 Agreement (women): stay home with minimal income How is your personal situation? If you should get minimal income 2200 CSK and stay in household, do you agree? For questions18a to 18d show CARD 8! Ask next question only to married women! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 7.26714 7.03728 1 Definitely yes 38 2 Rather yes 24 3 Rather not 26 4 Definitely not 57 9 Do not mind 276 99 no response 2 Income should depend: education Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. Tell me, please, which influence to height of income should have each one of following factors: Level of education and training? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 1.93144 1.08524 1 Decisive influence 139 2 Strong influence 219 3 Small influence 52 4 No influence at all 5 8 can't choose 8 9 no response 0 Income should depend: working conditions Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. Tell me, please, which influence to height of income should have each one of following factors: Uncomfortable work conditions (noise, dirth…)? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 1.974 0.929651 1 Decisive influence 94 2 Strong influence 280 3 Small influence 39 4 No influence at all 4 8 can't choose 6 9 no response 0 Income should depend: personal efficiency Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. Tell me, please, which influence to height of income should have each one of following factors: Personal efficiency of worker? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 1.59811 0.799405 1 Decisive influence 202 2 Strong influence 206 3 Small influence 11 4 No influence at all 1 8 can't choose 2 9 no response 1 Income should depend: size of family Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. Tell me, please, which influence to height of income should have each one of following factors: Size of worker's family? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.72813 1.22158 1 Decisive influence 55 2 Strong influence 143 3 Small influence 119 4 No influence at all 98 8 can't choose 8 9 no response 0 Income should depend: responsibility Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. Tell me, please, which influence to height of income should have each one of following factors: Responsibility of worker? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 1.73522 0.954343 1 Decisive influence 170 2 Strong influence 228 3 Small influence 16 4 No influence at all 3 8 can't choose 6 9 no response 0 Income should depend: years of work Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. Tell me, please, which influence to height of income should have each one of following factors: Number of years spent in work or job? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.38534 1.05105 1 Decisive influence 77 2 Strong influence 162 3 Small influence 148 4 No influence at all 31 8 can't choose 5 9 no response 0 Income should depend: being born man or woman Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. Tell me, please, which influence to height of income should have each one of following factors: Being born a man or woman? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 3.44917 1.03797 1 Decisive influence 14 2 Strong influence 53 3 Small influence 117 4 No influence at all 231 8 can't choose 8 9 no response 0 Income depends: education Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. And which influence to height of income in your opinion these factors in our society really have today? Level of education and training? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.68322 1.26524 1 Decisive influence 58 2 Strong influence 122 3 Small influence 191 4 No influence at all 39 8 can't choose 13 9 no response 0 Income depends: working conditions Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. And which influence to height of income in your opinion these factors in our society really have today? Uncomfortable work conditions (noise, dirth…)? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.94799 1.04275 1 Decisive influence 21 2 Strong influence 88 3 Small influence 242 4 No influence at all 63 8 can't choose 9 9 no response 0 Income depends: personal efficiency Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. And which influence to height of income in your opinion these factors in our society really have today? Personal efficiency of worker? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.86525 1.31463 1 Decisive influence 32 2 Strong influence 126 3 Small influence 201 4 No influence at all 47 8 can't choose 16 9 no response 1 Income depends: size of family Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. And which influence to height of income in your opinion these factors in our society really have today? Size of worker's family? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 3.30733 1.12916 1 Decisive influence 17 2 Strong influence 63 3 Small influence 160 4 No influence at all 172 8 can't choose 11 9 no response 0 Income depends: responsibility Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. And which influence to height of income in your opinion these factors in our society really have today? Responsibility of worker? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.68085 1.34896 1 Decisive influence 40 2 Strong influence 173 3 Small influence 164 4 No influence at all 28 8 can't choose 18 9 no response 0 Income depends: years of work Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. And which influence to height of income in your opinion these factors in our society really have today? Number of years spent in work or job? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 2.65721 1.11357 1 Decisive influence 43 2 Strong influence 150 3 Small influence 171 4 No influence at all 51 8 can't choose 8 9 no response 0 Income depends: being born man or woman Come back to your opinion about incomes and earns in our society. Let's compare how the influence of some factors is and how should be. And which influence to height of income in your opinion these factors in our society really have today? Being born a man or woman? For questions 19a to 20g show CARD 9! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 3.23877 1.45133 1 Decisive influence 11 2 Strong influence 123 3 Small influence 143 4 No influence at all 121 8 can't choose 25 9 no response 0 Income for period What is your income from following sources? mark the period: 1 = a month 2 = a year from your main job or business Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.13002 1.81871 0 filter 114 1 per month 280 2 per year 9 9 no response 20 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each one of these possible sources, please write your net income (without taxes), and indicate if this figure is monthly or annual income. Net income from main job What is your income from following sources? from your main job or business Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 999999 59838.3 230938 0 filter 114 1000 2 1200 3 1250 1 1300 2 1400 1 1500 6 1700 2 1800 4 1802 1 1812 1 1843 1 1900 1 1990 1 2000 10 2100 6 2200 9 2260 1 2300 4 2336 1 2350 1 2400 3 2430 1 2500 14 2555 1 2600 4 2700 3 2742 1 2800 8 2830 1 2900 6 3000 34 3100 2 3200 6 3300 5 3400 3 3500 19 3600 5 3700 3 3750 1 3800 12 3850 1 3900 3 4000 16 4100 1 4200 6 4300 4 4500 11 4600 2 4700 2 4800 4 5000 8 5300 1 5400 2 5500 4 5600 1 6000 8 6500 2 6650 1 7000 2 7500 1 8000 1 9000 1 10000 3 11000 1 15000 1 20000 1 25500 1 27000 1 38000 1 38500 1 50000 1 55000 1 80000 1 999995 999995 and more 0 999997 refused 7 999998 don't know 0 999999 no response 17 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each one of these possible sources, please write your net income (without taxes), and indicate if this figure is monthly or annual income. Income for period What is your income from following sources? mark the period: 1 = a month 2 = a year from a part-time job or subsidiary economic activities Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 0.829787 2.41036 0 filter 344 1 per month 38 2 per year 8 9 no response 33 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each one of these possible sources, please write your net income (without taxes), and indicate if this figure is monthly or annual income. Net income from subsidiary activities What is your income from following sources? from a part-time job or subsidiary economic activities Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 999999 101996 302444 0 filter 351 200 1 500 3 600 1 700 1 800 2 1000 2 1200 1 1650 1 1700 1 2000 6 4000 1 5000 1 7000 1 10000 3 10060 1 15000 1 20000 1 30000 1 999995 999995 and more 0 999997 refused 4 999998 don't know 0 999999 no response 39 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each one of these possible sources, please write your net income (without taxes), and indicate if this figure is monthly or annual income. Income for period What is your income from following sources? mark the period: 1 = a month 2 = a year social incomes (child allowances, pensions, unemployment benefits) Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 0.933806 1.77272 0 filter 174 1 Za mesiac 229 2 Za rok 2 9 bez odpovede 18 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each one of these possible sources, please write your net income (without taxes), and indicate if this figure is monthly or annual income. Social incomes What is your income from following sources? social incomes (child allowances, pensions, unemployment benefits) Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 999999 59990.6 235877 0 filter 174 200 10 220 3 270 1 340 1 350 1 400 2 420 16 440 1 450 1 460 1 500 1 600 2 620 1 640 1 650 16 900 1 940 2 950 1 1000 7 1040 1 1044 1 1050 2 1060 1 1090 19 1100 1 1150 1 1200 8 1210 3 1230 1 1250 1 1260 1 1340 4 1400 2 1455 1 1458 1 1500 3 1580 1 1590 1 1600 1 1700 3 1790 1 1800 1 1850 2 1860 1 1870 2 1880 1 1942 1 1950 3 2000 5 2051 1 2070 1 2080 2 2090 1 2100 1 2108 1 2115 1 2140 1 2143 1 2150 1 2152 1 2185 1 2200 3 2207 1 2221 1 2230 1 2270 1 2271 1 2300 2 2301 1 2311 1 2314 1 2350 2 2392 1 2397 1 2400 7 2440 1 2467 1 2500 10 2503 1 2520 1 2561 1 2600 6 2660 1 2690 1 2700 2 2730 1 2800 3 2900 3 2940 1 3000 2 3050 1 3064 1 3400 1 3450 1 3500 1 4214 1 4230 1 4500 1 31200 1 999995 999995 and more 0 999997 refused 5 999998 don't know 0 999999 no response 20 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each one of these possible sources, please write your net income (without taxes), and indicate if this figure is monthly or annual income. Income for period What is your income from following sources? mark the period: 1 = a month 2 = a year other incomes (gifts, interests, alimony) Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 0.851064 2.44737 0 filter 348 1 per month 28 2 per year 13 9 no response 34 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each one of these possible sources, please write your net income (without taxes), and indicate if this figure is monthly or annual income. Other incomes What is your income from following sources? other incomes (gifts, interests, alimony) Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 999999 97329.1 296089 0 filter 354 100 1 200 1 300 1 440 1 500 4 600 1 800 2 1000 3 2000 2 2500 1 3500 1 5000 2 6000 2 10000 2 20000 1 30000 3 999995 999995 and more 0 999997 refused 3 999998 don't know 2 999999 no response 36 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each one of these possible sources, please write your net income (without taxes), and indicate if this figure is monthly or annual income. Income for period And now could you please tell me the income of all the members of your household (incl. you)? Instruction: mark the period: 1 = a month 2 = a year from your main job or business Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.28842 1.85033 0 filter 63 1 per month 329 2 per year 9 9 no response 22 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each item, include all the members of your household who recieve any income from the source. Please write the net income (without taxes), and indicate if it is monthly or annual income. Net income of household from main job And now could you please tell me the income of all the members of your household (incl. you)? from your main job or business 423 0 999999 70335.7 243285 0 filter 999995 999995 and more 999997 refused 999998 don't know 999999 no response codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each item, include all the members of your household who recieve any income from the source. Please write the net income (without taxes), and indicate if it is monthly or annual income. Income for period And now could you please tell me the income of all the members of your household (incl. you)? Instruction: mark the period: 1 = a month 2 = a year from a part-time job or subsidiary economical activities Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 0.879433 2.47301 0 filter 339 1 per month 41 2 per year 8 9 no response 35 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each item, include all the members of your household who recieve any income from the source. Please write the net income (without taxes), and indicate if it is monthly or annual income. Net income of household from subsidiary activities And now could you please tell me the income of all the members of your household (incl. you)? from a part-time job or subsidiary economical activities Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 999999 106801 308559 0 filter 345 200 1 500 3 550 1 600 2 700 1 800 4 928 1 1500 1 1700 1 2000 4 2300 1 3000 3 4000 1 5000 1 7000 1 10000 2 15000 2 20000 1 30000 2 999995 999995 and more 0 999997 refused 4 999998 don't know 1 999999 no response 40 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each item, include all the members of your household who recieve any income from the source. Please write the net income (without taxes), and indicate if it is monthly or annual income. Income for period And now could you please tell me the income of all the members of your household (incl. you)? Instruction: mark the period: 1 = a month 2 = a year social incomes (child allowances, pensions, unemployment benefits) Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.11584 1.76681 0 filter 105 1 per month 297 2 per year 2 9 no response 19 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each item, include all the members of your household who recieve any income from the source. Please write the net income (without taxes), and indicate if it is monthly or annual income. Social incomes of household And now could you please tell me the income of all the members of your household (incl. you)? social incomes (child allowances, pensions, unemployment benefits) 423 0 999999 62947.9 240092 0 filter 999995 999995 and more 999997 refused 999998 don't know 999999 no response codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each item, include all the members of your household who recieve any income from the source. Please write the net income (without taxes), and indicate if it is monthly or annual income. Income for period And now could you please tell me the income of all the members of your household (incl. you)? Instruction: mark the period: 1 = a month 2 = a year other incomes (gifts, interests, alimony) Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 0.907801 2.50847 0 filter 341 1 per month 32 2 per year 14 9 no response 36 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each item, include all the members of your household who recieve any income from the source. Please write the net income (without taxes), and indicate if it is monthly or annual income. Other incomes of household And now could you please tell me the income of all the members of your household (incl. you)? other incomes (gifts, interests, alimony) Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 999999 104342 305544 0 filter 345 100 1 300 1 350 1 400 2 440 1 500 5 660 1 800 3 1000 4 1200 1 1500 1 2000 3 2500 1 5000 1 6000 1 6100 1 7000 1 10000 2 20000 2 30000 1 999995 999995 and more 0 999997 refused 4 999998 don't know 1 999999 no response 39 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 For each item, include all the members of your household who recieve any income from the source. Please write the net income (without taxes), and indicate if it is monthly or annual income. Consider income to deserve Do you think that your monthly income is less or more than you deserve? Instruction: Ask following questions 23 to 26 only to those who are employed or in some other way economicaly active. Read possible answers! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.91253 2.33952 0 doesn't apply 109 1 Much less than deserve 127 2 Less than deserve 97 3 About right 47 4 More than deserve 4 5 Too much more than deserve 3 8 Don't know 8 9 no answer 28 Do not ask this question to respondents who answered 3 (about right) to the previous question (q22). Deserved monthly income So what income should you deserve in your opinion? Instruction: Ask following questions 23 to 26 only to those who are employed or in some other way economicaly active. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 999999 88486.2 278364 0 filter 156 2000 2 2300 1 2500 3 2700 1 2800 1 2900 1 3000 8 3200 1 3300 1 3500 10 3800 1 3900 1 4000 31 4200 1 4500 17 4700 1 4800 1 5000 38 5200 3 5500 11 6000 18 6500 11 7000 20 7500 3 8000 11 9000 4 10000 15 11000 1 12000 3 15000 7 18000 2 22000 1 28000 1 999995 999995 and more 0 999997 refused 2 999998 don't know 5 999999 no response 29 codes: more than 999999=999995, refused=999997, don't know = 999998, no answer = 999999, filter=000000 Importance for work: skills and knowledge from education In your present job, how important are skills and knowledge that you gained from school? Instruction: Ask following questions 23 to 26 only to those who are employed or in some other way economicaly active. Instruction: Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 2.48227 2.33641 0 109 1 Essential 50 2 Very important 78 3 Fairly important 68 4 Not very important 59 5 Not important at all 31 8 Can't choose 3 9 no response 25 Importance for work: credentials from education How important is your diploma or formal educational certificate in your present job? Instruction: Ask following questions 23 to 26 only to those who are employed or in some other way economicaly active. Show CARD 1! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 2.6383 2.30272 0 109 1 Essential 44 2 Very important 47 3 Fairly important 80 4 Not very important 69 5 Not important at all 50 8 Can't choose 4 9 no response 20 Self-placement income hierarchy: 1989 Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Consider your incomes now and in 1989. In the scale on CARD 10, one means people with the lowest incomes in Czechoslovakia and ten means people with highest incomes. Where on this scale would you place yourself in 1989; and where would you place yourself now? 1989 Instruction: For questions 27 to 29 show CARD 10! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 13.721 28.1204 1 Lowest 26 2 34 3 81 4 86 5 92 6 30 7 22 8 3 9 3 10 Highest 1 88 don't know 17 98 can't choose 0 99 doesn't apply 28 Instruction: Mark a circle around correct number. If respondent had no own income in 1989, mark 99. For answers „don't know“ or „can't choose,“ mark 88. Self-placement income hierarchy: now Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Consider your incomes now and in 1989. In the scale on CARD 10, one means people with the lowest incomes in Czechoslovakia and ten means people with highest incomes. Where on this scale would you place yourself in 1989; and where would you place yourself now? now Instruction: For questions 27 to 29 show CARD 10! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 13.104 27.4468 1 Lowest 35 2 57 3 83 4 75 5 68 6 37 7 15 8 7 9 1 10 Highest 1 88 don't know 23 98 can't choose 0 99 doesn't apply 21 Instruction: Mark a circle around correct number. If respondent had no own income in 1989, mark 99. For answers „don't know“ or „can't choose,“ mark 88. Life-standard: 1989 Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. How would you evaluate your standard of living in 1989 and now? In the scale on CARD 10, one means households with the lowest standard of living and ten means households with highest standard of living. 1989 Instruction: For questions 27 to 29 show CARD 10! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 10.305 21.585 1 Lowest 11 2 20 3 54 4 91 5 118 6 49 7 33 8 13 9 4 10 Highest 3 88 don't know 16 98 can't choose 0 99 doesn't apply 11 Instruction: Mark a circle around correct number. If respondent had not been living in own household 1989 mark 99. Whether don't know or can't choose mark 88. Life-standard: now Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. How would you evaluate your standard of living in 1989 and now? In the scale on CARD 10, one means households with the lowest standard of living and ten means households with highest standard of living. now Instruction: For questions 27 to 29 show CARD 10! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 9.15366 21.1591 1 Lowest 23 2 63 3 93 4 96 5 72 6 33 7 11 8 5 9 1 10 Highest 0 88 don't know 18 98 can't choose 0 99 doesn't apply 8 Instruction: Mark a circle around correct number. If respondent had not been living in own household 1989 mark 99. Whether don't know or can't choose mark 88. Prestige of occupation: 1989 Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Different occupations and jobs have different level of prestige (people respect some occupations more and some less). In your opinion, what was the prestige of your occupation in 1989? And what is the prestige of your occupation now? If you are in different occupation now, it doesn't matter, place your present occupation on the scale. 1989 Instruction: For questions 27 to 29 show CARD 10! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 22.3877 36.3929 1 Lowest 13 2 30 3 54 4 59 5 92 6 45 7 22 8 20 9 3 10 Highest 3 88 don't know 20 98 can't choose 0 99 doesn't apply 62 Instruction: Mark a circle around correct number. If respondent was not economicaly active in 1989 mark 99. Whether don't know or can't choose mark 88. In the scale on CARD 10, one means occupations with the lowest prestige and ten means occupations with highest prestige. Prestige of occupation: now Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Different occupations and jobs have different level of prestige (people respect some occupations more and some less). In your opinion, what was the prestige of your occupation in 1989? And what is the prestige of your occupation now? If you are in different occupation now, it doesn't matter, place your present occupation on the scale. now Instruction: For questions 27 to 29 show CARD 10! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 22.9031 37.0374 1 Lowest 27 2 33 3 51 4 71 5 78 6 41 7 20 8 12 9 4 10 Highest 0 88 don't know 24 98 can't choose 0 99 doesn't apply 62 Instruction: Mark a circle around correct number. If respondent was not economicaly active in 1989 mark 99. Whether don't know or can't choose mark 88. In the scale on CARD 10, one means occupations with the lowest prestige and ten means occupations with highest prestige. Important change in job after 1989 Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Since the fall of 1989, have you experience any serious changes in your job, occupation or profession? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 1.76596 0.987876 1 Yes 141 2 No 276 9 no answer 6 When respondent answered NO ask question 37! If change in job: year Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. If so, in which year and month it has happened? Year: Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 31.6312 43.406 0 NA 276 88 2 89 10 90 44 91 53 92 33 98 don't know 0 99 no answer 5 If change in job: month Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. If so, in which year and month it has happened? Month: Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 3.50355 12.0067 0 NA 276 1 21 2 4 3 11 4 9 5 13 6 13 7 12 8 13 9 15 10 11 11 14 12 5 98 don't know 0 99 no answer 6 Change in job: retirement Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Try to describe this change. I'll read examples of possible changes and you will tell me if this has happened to you. I got retired Read single possibilities and mark the answer in each row. In case respondent answered YES in row a), continue with question 37! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 0.678487 1.13149 0 doesn't apply 276 1 Yes 28 2 No 116 9 no response 3 Change in job: higher function Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Try to describe this change. I'll read examples of possible changes and you will tell me if this has happened to you. I moved from lower to higher managerial function Read single possibilities and mark the answer in each row. In case respondent answered YES in row a), continue with question 37! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.18913 2.38919 0 doesn't apply 276 1 Yes 15 2 No 100 9 no response 32 Change in job: lower function Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Try to describe this change. I'll read examples of possible changes and you will tell me if this has happened to you. I moved from higher to lower managerial function Read single possibilities and mark the answer in each row. In case respondent answered YES in row a), continue with question 37! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.21513 2.39244 0 doesn't apply 276 1 Yes 4 2 No 111 9 no response 32 Change in job: lost managerial function Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Try to describe this change. I'll read examples of possible changes and you will tell me if this has happened to you. I completely lost my managerial position Read single possibilities and mark the answer in each row. In case respondent answered YES in row a), continue with question 37! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.20567 2.39129 0 doesn't apply 276 1 Yes 8 2 No 107 9 no response 32 Change in job: end of company -> lost job Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Try to describe this change. I'll read examples of possible changes and you will tell me if this has happened to you. I lost my job due to end of my enterprise or company Read single possibilities and mark the answer in each row. In case respondent answered YES in row a), continue with question 37! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.17967 2.38794 0 doesn't apply 276 1 Yes 19 2 No 96 9 no response 32 Change in job: lost job; other reasons Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Try to describe this change. I'll read examples of possible changes and you will tell me if this has happened to you. I lost my job due to other reasons Read single possibilities and mark the answer in each row. In case respondent answered YES in row a), continue with question 37! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.14184 2.38254 0 doesn't apply 276 1 Yes 35 2 No 80 9 no response 32 Change in job: move to private sector Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Try to describe this change. I'll read examples of possible changes and you will tell me if this has happened to you. I became a self-employed businesman (or employee in private sector) Read single possibilities and mark the answer in each row. In case respondent answered YES in row a), continue with question 37! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.17494 2.3873 0 doesn't apply 276 1 Yes 21 2 No 94 9 no response 32 Change in job: move to other organisation Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Try to describe this change. I'll read examples of possible changes and you will tell me if this has happened to you. I moved to a different company or enterprise Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.11348 2.35003 0 doesn't apply 276 1 Yes 40 2 No 76 9 no response 31 Change in job: change of branch Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Did this change cause you moved to the completely different branch? Ask the next three questions only to people who are presently employed.. Read possible answers! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 6.77305 2.56582 1 I stayed in the same branch 35 2 I changed the branch 47 8 doesn't apply 333 9 no answer 8 Change in job: other type of work Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Did this change cause you to do completely different work? Ask the next three questions only to people who are presently employed.. Read possible answers! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 6.91017 2.27733 1 I'm still doing the same work 13 2 I changed my work slightly 27 3 I changed my work completely 43 8 doesn't apply 333 9 no answer 7 Change in job: evaluation of effects Our society has changed politically and economically since 1989. Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how these changes have influenced your life. Considering all the aspect of this change for your way of life and present life situation, would you say this change was positive or negative for you: Read possible answers! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 6.93617 2.18204 1 Very positive 13 2 Rather positive 27 3 Neither pos. nor negative 20 4 Rather negative 19 5 Very negative 8 8 doesn't apply 333 9 no answer 3 Age (years) FINALLY, NECESSARY INDICATORS FOR STATISTICAL PROCESSING How old are you? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 18 99 40.2009 13.7699 18 1 19 11 20 9 21 13 22 9 23 8 24 8 25 14 26 8 27 13 28 11 29 10 30 10 31 13 32 9 33 12 34 7 35 12 36 6 37 8 38 5 39 18 40 16 41 8 42 12 43 11 44 8 45 8 46 6 47 4 48 12 49 3 50 10 51 7 52 6 53 9 54 9 55 13 56 3 57 2 58 9 59 9 60 7 61 3 62 9 63 3 64 4 65 4 66 4 67 4 68 4 99 no answer 1 Marital status What is your marital status? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 1.78014 1.49767 1 Married 313 2 Widowed 27 3 Divorced 16 4 Separated 1 5 Single 65 9 no answer 1 Education What is your highest level of education? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 8 4.07565 1.80414 1 Incomplete primary 9 2 Primary completed 85 3 Vocational training 91 4 Secondary, without diploma 68 5 Secondary with diploma 102 6 Secondary general with diploma 26 7 University incompleted 2 8 University degree completed 40 9 no answer 0 Years of schooling How long did you go to school? Include also incomplete or part-time studies, post-graduate, distance or evening studies. If the respondent is a student of secondary school write 95, if he or she is a student of university write 96. Years: Summation of listed categories: 423 423 5 99 14.5012 14.4961 5 5 7 4 8 47 9 30 10 15 11 51 12 122 13 57 14 19 15 6 16 11 17 11 18 17 19 6 20 4 21 5 27 1 95 student of secondary school 2 96 student of university 4 98 don't know 0 99 no answer 6 Spouse's education What is the highest level of education of your spouse? only for married! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 8 3.0922 2.41412 0 doesn't apply 110 1 Incomplete primary 6 2 Primary completed 62 3 Vocational training 57 4 Secondary, without diploma 53 5 Secondary with diploma 81 6 Secondary general with diploma 19 7 University incompleted 4 8 University degree completed 31 9 no answer 0 Father's education What is the highest level of education of your father? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.92199 1.64966 1 Incomplete primary 52 2 Primary completed 175 3 Vocational training 87 4 Secondary, without diploma 40 5 Secondary with diploma 37 6 Secondary general with diploma 14 7 University incompleted 2 8 University degree completed 14 9 no answer 2 Employment status What is your current economic position, main source of living? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 4.33806 7.67538 1 Employed full-time 258 2 Employed part-time (half and more) 8 3 Employed part-time (less than half) 2 4 Self-employed, entrepreneur 18 5 Freelance 1 6 Helping family member 2 7 Unemployed 23 8 Student in school or in vocational training 8 9 Permanently disabled 18 10 Retired 58 11 Housewife / home duties 2 12 Maternity leave 20 13 Other 3 99 no answer 2 Employer: state - private sphere If you are an employee, in which type of enterprise do you work? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.50118 1.93848 0 doesn't apply 153 1 State firm 152 2 Public institution 43 3 Administration (office, ministry, police, army, etc.) 10 4 Firm which belongs to a city or municipality 5 5 Cooperative 21 6 Private firm - native owner 35 7 Private firm - foreign owner 2 9 no answer 2 Self-employed: number of employees If you are self-employed, how many employees do you have? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 94.3262 18.6146 0 13 2 1 3 1 4 1 98 doesn't apply 402 99 no answer 5 More than 97 mark as 97, no employees mark as 00. Subsidiary source of incomes Have you got any subsidiary source of incomes (subsidiary job, business, are you working pensioner)? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.3357 1.69354 1 Yes 33 2 No 365 9 no answer 25 Type of subsidiary incomes If so, which type is it? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 0.801418 2.28187 0 doesn't apply 365 1 Employee in state sector 3 2 Employee at private enterprise 4 3 Self-employed / entrepreneur 9 4 One time work-arrangements 9 5 Other 8 9 no answer 25 Average working hours per week How many hours on average do you work a week? Include also your second jobs, other entrepreneurial activities, etc. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 40.2671 29.7139 0 doesn't apply 109 10 1 20 1 21 1 22 1 30 6 32 1 35 3 38 1 39 1 40 40 42 80 43 20 44 4 45 14 46 1 47 1 48 9 49 5 50 23 51 1 52 5 54 2 55 6 56 3 60 12 62 1 63 2 65 3 70 10 72 2 75 1 80 6 90 3 96 4 97 refused 4 98 don't know 5 99 no answer 31 More than 96 mark as 96, refusals as 97, DK as 98, no response as 99. If the respondent doesn't work mark as 00. ISCO - main occupation: presence What is your occupation in your principal employment? 423 0 9999 5788.08 3258.44 9995 9996 9997 refused 9998 don't know 9999 no answer The answer write as detailed as possible. For example specification "worker" is insufficient, there is necessary an exact definition. If the respondent does not work, ask him/her about his/her last occupation. If the respondent is a pensioner, ask him/her about his/her occupation before he/she retired. R supervises others in main job In your main job, do (or did) you have any subordinates? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.13712 1.58042 1 Yes 82 2 No 321 9 no answer 20 Number of supervised If so, how much? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 0.881797 2.07678 0 doesn't apply 321 1 1 - 2 21 2 3 - 5 30 3 6 - 10 10 4 Over 10 19 5 More divisions 3 9 no answer 19 Same profession as in 1989 Are you working in the same occupation as in 1989? Do not ask this question to respondents who were not employed in 1989. Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.27187 3.42064 1 Yes 232 2 No 81 3 doesn't apply 0 9 no answer 110 ISCO - occupation: in 1989 Even if not, what was your occupation? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9999 1191.87 2773.47 0 doesn't apply 343 240 1 245 1 360 1 540 1 710 1 1790 1 2010 1 2032 1 3000 2 3040 3 3100 1 3230 1 3310 1 3330 2 3370 1 3399 3 3910 2 4511 2 5003 1 5313 1 5321 1 5522 2 5811 1 5896 1 6003 1 6242 1 6273 1 6281 1 6282 1 7001 2 7006 1 7007 1 7009 2 7490 1 7541 1 7910 2 8310 2 8311 2 8312 1 8330 3 8340 1 8390 1 8490 1 8550 1 8590 2 8720 1 8990 1 9290 1 9510 1 9599 1 9600 2 9710 1 9855 2 9858 1 9990 2 9995 0 9996 0 9997 refused 1 9998 don't know 0 9999 no answer 4 Trade union membership Are you member of trade unions? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.2435 2.32436 1 Yes 198 2 No 182 3 doesn't apply 0 9 no answer 43 Spouse's employment status What is the current economic position, main source of living of your spouse? Ask following two question only to married! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 4.9409 14.4108 0 doesn't apply 110 1 Employed full-time 180 2 Employed part-time (half and more) 11 3 Employed part-time (less than half) 0 4 Self-employed, entrepreneur 17 5 Freelance 0 6 Helping family member 0 7 Unemployed 22 8 Student in school or in vocational training 0 9 Permanently disabled 4 10 Retired 49 11 Housewife / home duties 4 12 Maternity leave 16 13 Other 1 99 no answer 9 ISCO - Spouse's employment: presence What is occupation of your spouse in his/her principial employment? Ask following two question only to married! When spouse is not working in present time, ask for her/his last occupation. If the spouse is working pensioner, ask for her/his last occupation before became retired. 423 0 9999 4423.42 3749.37 0 doesn't apply 9995 9996 9997 refused 9998 don't know 9999 no answer ISCO - father's employment, when R 16 YO What was the occupation of your father when you were 16? 423 0 9999 6987.18 2949.24 9995 9996 9997 refused 9998 don't know 9999 no answer Number of household members How many people are in your household? Summation of listed categories: 423 422 1 9 3.62796 1.61686 1 27 2 87 3 86 4 121 5 59 6 20 7 9 8 8 and more 7 9 no answer 6 SYSMISS 1 More than 8 - write 8. No response, refused - write 9. Age of 1st household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 46.4043 20.6215 0 7 5 1 6 1 8 2 9 1 10 1 12 2 13 2 17 2 18 1 19 1 20 4 22 1 23 3 24 8 25 8 26 6 27 7 28 11 29 13 30 12 31 6 32 7 33 6 34 10 35 10 36 11 37 6 38 6 39 10 40 10 41 12 42 10 43 7 44 12 45 8 46 11 47 7 48 10 49 9 50 12 51 8 52 9 53 6 54 5 55 4 56 7 57 9 58 9 59 6 60 7 61 6 62 4 63 5 64 3 65 2 66 2 67 4 68 2 69 5 70 3 71 1 72 3 73 1 77 2 78 3 79 1 80 2 81 1 82 2 85 1 99 no answer 26 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Sex of 1st household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 1.90307 1.95871 0 7 1 Male 223 2 Female 165 9 no answer 28 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Age of 2nd household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 40.922 36.5643 0 14 1 7 2 6 3 7 4 11 5 6 6 7 7 10 8 11 9 6 10 14 11 3 12 6 13 10 14 9 15 11 16 12 17 14 18 11 19 15 20 6 21 9 22 12 23 3 24 2 25 3 26 2 27 3 28 3 29 1 30 1 31 1 32 4 33 2 34 2 35 2 36 1 38 1 39 2 40 3 41 5 42 3 43 2 44 4 45 4 46 2 47 6 48 5 49 3 50 7 51 2 52 1 53 2 54 1 55 2 56 2 57 3 60 1 61 1 62 3 64 1 66 1 67 1 69 1 70 1 77 1 80 1 99 no answer 104 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Sex of 2nd household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 3.36879 3.27871 0 14 1 Male 128 2 Female 176 9 no answer 105 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Age of 3rd household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 49.7376 43.2097 0 26 1 11 2 6 3 10 4 9 5 8 6 4 7 7 8 9 9 6 10 9 11 8 12 5 13 5 14 11 15 12 16 6 17 11 18 17 19 9 20 8 21 6 22 6 23 7 24 2 25 3 26 3 27 1 28 5 29 1 30 1 31 1 32 1 33 1 36 1 38 1 40 1 45 1 47 1 57 1 72 1 74 1 82 1 99 no answer 179 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Sex of 3rd household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 4.55319 3.84491 0 26 1 Male 121 2 Female 97 9 no answer 179 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Age of 4th household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 69.5414 42.7262 0 44 1 4 2 7 3 3 4 2 5 6 6 5 7 9 8 1 9 2 10 3 12 3 13 7 14 7 15 3 16 4 17 7 18 5 19 3 20 2 21 1 23 2 24 2 25 1 26 1 35 1 44 1 59 1 60 1 82 1 99 no answer 284 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Sex of 4th household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 6.40662 3.76063 0 43 1 Male 45 2 Female 50 9 no answer 285 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Age of 5th household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 79.279 38.5505 0 52 1 5 2 3 3 1 4 2 5 2 6 1 9 3 10 1 11 2 12 1 14 2 15 2 16 1 17 1 18 4 19 1 22 1 23 1 28 1 30 1 75 1 99 no answer 334 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Sex of 5th household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 7.2435 3.42832 0 52 1 Male 16 2 Female 21 9 no answer 334 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Age of 6th household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 81.766 37.2192 0 59 1 3 3 4 7 2 8 1 10 1 16 2 17 2 22 1 99 no answer 348 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Sex of 6th household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 7.46099 3.33057 0 59 1 Male 8 2 Female 8 9 no answer 348 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Age of 7th household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 83.487 35.8329 0 59 1 3 5 1 14 1 15 2 19 1 99 no answer 356 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Sex of 7th household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 7.59811 3.23989 0 59 1 Male 6 2 Female 2 9 no answer 356 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Age of 8th household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 83.9031 35.4974 0 61 1 1 14 2 20 1 99 no answer 358 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Sex of 8th household member How old are they? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 9 7.62884 3.22414 0 61 1 Male 3 2 Female 1 9 no answer 358 Write down to the table age and sex of all the household members except of the respondent, in order from the oldest person. Self-placement: left-right The "left" and the "right" are often used concepts in politics. Where would you place yourself, where do you belong with your political views)? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.11584 1.19569 1 Clear left 22 2 Rather left 64 3 Centre 248 4 Rather right 55 5 Clear right 25 8 don't know 2 9 no answer 7 Total household property estimate Imagine you were insured and as a result of some natural disaster you were deprived of all your property, assets and possessions, i.e. house, recreational facilities, garden, all the equipment of your household, all your savings and other belongings.. What should be the amount of money to compensate this loss? Make estimates of all the items, add them up an choose one of these categories. Show CARD 11! Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 6.25532 10.362 1 Less than 50 thousand CZK 29 2 50 - 99 thousand 38 3 100 - 199 thousand 50 4 200 - 299 thousand 48 5 300 - 399 thousand 46 6 400 - 499 thousand 59 7 500 - 999 thousand 80 8 1 - 2 million 50 9 More than 2 million 18 98 don't know 2 99 no answer 3 voted political party in 1992 Can you tell us which political party you voted in june parliament elections to the Slovak National Council? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 3 99 28.0047 31.7318 1 ODA - Civic democratic alliance 0 3 ČSSD - CS Social democracy 1 4 HSD-SMS - Movement for selfdirected democracy 1 5 HDŽJ - Movement of pensioners for life assurances 0 7 HZDS - Movement for democratic Slovakia 176 8 SDL - Party of democratic left 42 13 D 92 - Demokraté 92 za společní stát 0 14 SRNDJ - Strana republik. a nár. dem. jednoty 0 15 MKM-EG-M - Koalice MKM, ESWS, MLS 17 16 SKDH - Slovak christian-democratic movement 9 17 KDU-ČSL - KřesŘansko demokratická unie 0 19 SČSPŽR - Strana čs. podnik. živnost. a rolníkű 0 21 HZSS - Hnutí za socialní spravedlnost 0 22 LSU – Liberálně sociální unie 0 23 SZ - Green party 12 24 OH - Občanské hnutí 1 25 KDH - Christiandemocratic movement 26 26 ODU - Civic democratic union 9 28 SPR-RSČ 0 30 SZS - Slovak green party 2 31 KAN - Klub angažovaných nestraníkű 0 32 ROI - Roma civic initiative 1 33 LB - Levicový blok - Koalice KSČM-DL 1 34 SDSS - Social-democratic party in slovakia 10 35 KSS - Communist party of Slovakia 1 36 ODS-DS - Koalice ODS a Demokratická strana 12 37 SNS - Slovak national party 32 38 SPP - Strana přátel piva 0 40 MOS - Hungarian civic party 2 42 ODS-KDS - Koalice ODS a KDS 3 55 Other 1 97 refused 11 98 DK 3 99 no answer 50 Write down: Religion Could you tell us what is your religion? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 0 99 10.8983 28.9148 0 no religion 18 1 Roman-catholic 287 2 Orthodox 18 3 Protestant - evangelic 43 4 Čs. husitské 5 5 Jewish 0 6 Other protestant 4 8 other 7 97 refused 0 98 don't know 1 99 no answer 40 Write down: Attendance of religious services How often do you take part in religious ceremonies, services? Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.8227 2.05937 1 once weekly 116 2 2 - 3x per month 27 3 once monthly 13 4 few times a year 64 5 less often 72 6 never 129 9 no answer 2 Class self-placement Into what social class would you classify yourself? Thank you for your answers Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 3.16076 1.58568 1 lower class 20 2 working class 171 3 lower middle class 67 4 middle class 124 5 upper middle class 16 6 higher class 5 8 don't know 12 9 no answer 8 R's sex Sex of respondent: Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 2 1.53664 0.499246 1 Male 196 2 Female 227 9 no answer 0 Type of housing Type of housing: Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 4 2.27423 1.40765 1 Family house 224 2 Farm 11 3 Smaller app. house 36 4 Larger app. house 152 9 no answer 0 Impression from household Impression from household: Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 2.9669 0.836854 1 Very poor 16 2 Rather poor 60 3 Average 286 4 Rather rich 56 5 Very rich 2 9 no answer 3 Date of interview Date of interview: Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 99 19.7163 4.9924 1 3 10 2 12 1 14 2 15 23 16 33 17 36 18 51 19 40 20 69 21 44 22 50 23 35 24 22 25 9 26 1 27 1 99 no answer 1 Length of interview Length of interview: Summation of listed categories: 423 423 20 999 60.8109 50.0399 20 1 25 1 30 13 35 13 36 1 37 1 38 2 39 1 40 43 42 1 43 2 45 45 47 1 48 2 49 1 50 79 51 1 53 1 55 19 58 1 60 77 64 1 65 19 70 22 75 8 80 16 85 4 90 20 95 1 98 1 100 10 110 4 112 1 120 4 130 1 140 1 150 3 999 no answer 1 Interview difficulty How did interview go: Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 9 1.60993 0.751993 1 easy 213 2 demanding 168 3 hard 41 9 no answer 1 Size of municipality Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 6 3.37352 1.62983 1 up to 1000 inhabitants 79 2 1001-2000 66 3 2001-5000 66 4 5001-20000 80 5 20001-100000 94 6 100001 and more 38 Size of community variable done in the research and survey agency ISCO68_INT: RESPONDENT PRESENT 416 -99 9990 3661.9 3615.21 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague ISCO68_INT: RESPONDENT 1989 Summation of listed categories: 423 304 220 9990 5823.93 3128.87 220 4 240 3 245 1 290 1 350 1 360 3 390 1 540 2 610 2 630 1 710 9 711 1 760 1 790 3 840 1 900 1 1320 3 1330 9 1340 4 1390 2 1393 1 1790 1 1801 1 1930 2 2010 1 2035 1 3000 7 3100 2 3101 1 3211 3 3310 3 3399 14 3420 1 3590 1 3700 1 3900 4 4210 5 4510 9 5001 2 5200 1 5310 2 5312 2 5329 2 5500 6 5810 2 5831 1 5890 1 5900 1 6001 1 6110 1 6200 20 6280 7 6300 2 7009 11 7100 3 7490 2 7510 1 7541 1 7730 1 7740 1 7750 2 7760 1 7910 7 7950 4 7990 1 8010 1 8020 1 8110 1 8300 31 8410 2 8411 1 8430 2 8490 1 8500 9 8700 5 8900 3 9000 1 9290 1 9310 1 9311 1 9490 1 9510 4 9590 6 9600 2 9710 5 9730 1 9740 1 9820 1 9832 1 9840 2 9850 13 9890 2 9900 1 9990 6 SYSMISS 119 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague ISCO68_INT: SPOUSE PRESENT Summation of listed categories: 423 310 -99 9990 3817.82 3674.71 -99 96 110 1 220 1 290 1 340 1 360 1 380 1 390 5 610 1 630 1 680 1 710 4 790 2 840 1 909 1 1039 1 1290 2 1300 1 1330 5 1340 2 1390 1 1393 1 1801 1 1990 1 2035 1 2120 1 3000 11 3100 1 3101 2 3211 1 3219 1 3310 6 3399 9 3590 2 3600 3 3700 1 3900 3 4100 2 4210 2 4510 6 5001 1 5109 2 5310 2 5312 1 5400 3 5500 12 5890 2 6001 1 6200 10 6280 2 6300 3 7009 6 7100 1 7120 1 7290 2 7590 1 7910 3 7920 1 8010 1 8110 1 8120 1 8300 12 8410 2 8411 1 8430 1 8490 1 8500 9 8610 2 8700 3 8900 1 9000 1 9100 1 9260 2 9510 4 9590 3 9600 1 9710 1 9840 2 9850 11 9990 10 SYSMISS 113 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague ISCO68_INT: FATHER WHEN R. WAS 16 Summation of listed categories: 423 383 220 9990 6985.56 2762.86 220 1 226 1 240 1 290 1 330 4 360 1 390 5 541 5 610 2 650 2 1290 1 1320 2 1330 4 2022 2 2119 5 2190 1 3000 2 3101 2 3310 1 3399 4 3510 2 3590 3 3600 3 3700 2 3900 6 4210 2 4510 3 5109 1 5500 1 5510 1 5810 1 5820 2 5890 3 6001 1 6009 2 6110 30 6200 49 6280 10 6300 10 7009 15 7100 6 7120 1 7290 4 7320 1 7349 1 7420 1 7430 1 7490 1 7540 1 7710 1 7766 1 7910 3 8010 2 8110 5 8120 2 8190 1 8200 1 8300 13 8320 1 8430 1 8490 3 8500 5 8610 1 8700 5 8900 2 9310 1 9490 1 9510 14 9520 1 9541 1 9570 2 9590 14 9600 2 9710 4 9740 1 9790 1 9832 2 9840 6 9850 17 9900 1 9990 57 SYSMISS 40 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague ISCO68-RESP.PRESENT,3 DIGITS 421 0 9999 581.53 864.747 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague ISCO68-RESP.bef.1989,3 DIGITS 304 22 999 582.303 312.915 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague ISCO68-SPOUSE,3 DIGITS 313 0 9999 591.361 621.706 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague ISCO68-FATHER,3 DIGITS Summation of listed categories: 423 410 0 9999 684.083 555.523 0 26 22 2 24 1 29 1 33 4 36 1 39 5 61 2 65 2 129 1 132 2 133 4 202 2 211 5 219 1 300 1 309 1 310 2 331 1 339 4 351 2 359 3 360 3 370 2 391 6 421 2 451 3 510 1 551 1 552 1 581 1 582 2 589 3 600 3 601 5 611 30 621 32 624 5 627 12 628 10 631 4 632 6 700 15 711 6 713 1 721 2 723 1 729 1 732 1 734 1 742 1 743 1 749 1 754 1 771 1 776 1 791 3 801 2 811 5 812 2 819 1 820 1 831 8 833 3 835 1 839 2 843 1 849 3 851 1 855 1 856 1 857 1 859 1 861 1 871 2 872 1 873 1 874 1 890 1 899 1 931 1 949 1 951 14 952 1 954 1 957 2 959 14 960 3 971 4 974 1 983 2 984 6 985 17 990 1 999 57 9999 1 SYSMISS 13 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague EGP10 - RESPONDENT-PRESENT 285 1 10 5.79649 3.27829 1 I HIGHER PROFES 2 II LOWER PROFES 3 III ROUT NONMAN 4 IVA SELF + EMP 5 IVB SELF - EMP 7 V MANUAL SUPERV 8 VI SKLD MANUAL 9 VIIA UNSK MANUAL 10 VIIB FARM WRKR 11 IVC SELF.FARMER Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague EGP10 - RESPONDENT-1989 304 1 11 6.11513 3.19497 1 I HIGHER PROFES 2 II LOWER PROFES 3 III ROUT NONMAN 4 IVA SELF + EMP 5 IVB SELF - EMP 7 V MANUAL SUPERV 8 VI SKLD MANUAL 9 VIIA UNSK MANUAL 10 VIIB FARM WRKR 11 IVC SELF.FARMER Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague EGP10 - SPOUSE-PRESENT 214 1 10 5.86916 3.17586 1 I HIGHER PROFES 2 II LOWER PROFES 3 III ROUT NONMAN 4 IVA SELF + EMP 5 IVB SELF - EMP 7 V MANUAL SUPERV 8 VI SKLD MANUAL 9 VIIA UNSK MANUAL 10 VIIB FARM WRKR 11 IVC SELF.FARMER Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague EGP10 - FATHER 383 1 11 7.77023 2.84953 1 I HIGHER PROFES 2 II LOWER PROFES 3 III ROUT NONMAN 4 IVA SELF + EMP 5 IVB SELF - EMP 7 V MANUAL SUPERV 8 VI SKLD MANUAL 9 VIIA UNSK MANUAL 10 VIIB FARM WRKR 11 IVC SELF.FARMER Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague EGP13 - RESPONDENT-PRESENT 285 1 12 7.58246 3.62664 1 HI PROFS 2 HI BUS-ADM 3 LO PROFS 4 LO BUS-ADM 5 CLERKS 6 SALES 7 SEMPL SHOPOWNR 8 SEMPL ARTISAN 9 HISKILLED WRKR 10 SKILLED WRKR 11 UNSKILLS WRKR 12 FARM LABOR 13 SEMPL FARMER Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague EGP13 - RESPONDENT 1989 304 1 13 7.90132 3.52035 1 HI PROFS 2 HI BUS-ADM 3 LO PROFS 4 LO BUS-ADM 5 CLERKS 6 SALES 7 SEMPL SHOPOWNR 8 SEMPL ARTISAN 9 HISKILLED WRKR 10 SKILLED WRKR 11 UNSKILLS WRKR 12 FARM LABOR 13 SEMPL FARMER Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague EGP13 - PARTNER-PRESENT 214 1 12 7.70561 3.43856 1 HI PROFS 2 HI BUS-ADM 3 LO PROFS 4 LO BUS-ADM 5 CLERKS 6 SALES 7 SEMPL SHOPOWNR 8 SEMPL ARTISAN 9 HISKILLED WRKR 10 SKILLED WRKR 11 UNSKILLS WRKR 12 FARM LABOR 13 SEMPL FARMER Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague EGP13 - FATHER 383 1 13 9.66057 3.11216 1 HI PROFS 2 HI BUS-ADM 3 LO PROFS 4 LO BUS-ADM 5 CLERKS 6 SALES 7 SEMPL SHOPOWNR 8 SEMPL ARTISAN 9 HISKILLED WRKR 10 SKILLED WRKR 11 UNSKILLS WRKR 12 FARM LABOR 13 SEMPL FARMER Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague EGP6 - PARTNER-PRESENT 285 1 6 3.24561 1.77106 1 HIGHER NONMAN 2 ROUTINE NONM 3 SELFEMPLOYED 4 SKILLED WORKER 5 UNSKLD WORKER 6 AGR.WRK+FARMERS Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague EGP6 - RESPONDENT 1989 304 1 6 3.35855 1.7272 1 HIGHER NONMAN 2 ROUTINE NONM 3 SELFEMPLOYED 4 SKILLED WORKER 5 UNSKLD WORKER 6 AGR.WRK+FARMERS Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague EGP6 - SPOUSE 214 1 6 3.25701 1.71004 1 HIGHER NONMAN 2 ROUTINE NONM 3 SELFEMPLOYED 4 SKILLED WORKER 5 UNSKLD WORKER 6 AGR.WRK+FARMERS Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague EGP6 - FATHER 383 1 6 4.32376 1.60158 1 HIGHER NONMAN 2 ROUTINE NONM 3 SELFEMPLOYED 4 SKILLED WORKER 5 UNSKLD WORKER 6 AGR.WRK+FARMERS Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague PRESTIGE-RESPONDENT PRESENT 284 18 78 39.0563 13.4189 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague PRESTIGE-RESPONDENT BEFORE 1989 304 18 78 38.8717 12.5971 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague PRESTIGE-SPOUSE 213 18 78 38.5728 12.8077 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague PRESTIGE- FATHER 382 18 78 33.212 12.6468 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague SOC-ECON.INDEX: RESPONDENT PRESENT 284 10 88 42.2676 16.1023 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague SOC-ECON.INDEX: RESPONDENT BEF.89 303 10 88 41.7954 15.186 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague SOC-ECON.INDEX: PARTNER PRESENT 213 10 88 42.3991 15.3234 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague SOC.ECON.INDEX: FATHER 382 17 88 34.2277 14.5014 Constructed index by CS team 92 in Prague Age of R in years, recoded into 3 categories Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 3 2.01182 0.746145 1 15-29 years 115 2 30-49 188 3 50 and over 120 Recoded variable done by SASD Age of R in years, recoded into 6 categories (standard) Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 6 3.05674 1.3911 1 18-24 years 59 2 25-34 107 3 35-44 104 4 45-54 74 5 55-64 62 6 65+ 17 Recoded variable done by SASD Age of R in years, recoded into 6 categories Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 6 3.1182 1.49414 1 18-24 years 59 2 25-34 107 3 35-44 104 4 45-54 74 5 55-59 36 6 60 and over 43 Recoded variable done by SASD Age of R in years, recoded into 7 categories Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 7 3.0591 1.39695 1 18-24 years 59 2 25-34 107 3 35-44 104 4 45-54 74 5 55-64 62 6 65-74 16 7 75+ 1 Recoded variable done by SASD Age of R in years, recoded into 10 categories Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 10 4.66194 2.67278 1 18-24 years 59 2 25-29 56 3 30-34 51 4 35-39 49 5 40-44 55 6 45-49 33 7 50-54 41 8 55-59 36 9 60-64 26 10 65+ 17 Recoded variable done by SASD Age of R in years, recoded into 11 categories Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 11 4.6643 2.67795 1 18-24 years 59 2 25-29 56 3 30-34 51 4 35-39 49 5 40-44 55 6 45-49 33 7 50-54 41 8 55-59 36 9 60-64 26 10 65-69 16 11 70+ 1 Recoded variable done by SASD R: finished education, recoded into 4 categories Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 4 2.27423 0.913549 1 Primary school (incomplete, completed primary) 94 2 secondary without diploma (vocational training, secondary wi 159 3 Secondary with diploma (secondary with diploma, university i 130 4 Completed university 40 Recoded variable done by SASD Size of municipality recoded into 5 categories Summation of listed categories: 423 423 1 5 2.71631 1.25055 1 up to 1,000 inhabitants 79 2 1,001-5,000 132 3 5,001-20,000 80 4 20,001-100,000 94 5 over 100,000 38 Recoded variable done by SASD English Questionnaire SASD 2009 *.pdf - 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