Replication Data for Myth and Measurement: Spatial Heterogeneity, Ecological Fallacy, and the Urban Narrative in Peninsular Malaysia’s Electoral Politics (doi:10.7910/DVN/OKU1MG)

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Replication Data for Myth and Measurement: Spatial Heterogeneity, Ecological Fallacy, and the Urban Narrative in Peninsular Malaysia’s Electoral Politics

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doi:10.7910/DVN/OKU1MG

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Chen, Tyler Rongxuan, 2026, "Replication Data for Myth and Measurement: Spatial Heterogeneity, Ecological Fallacy, and the Urban Narrative in Peninsular Malaysia’s Electoral Politics", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/OKU1MG, Harvard Dataverse, V2, UNF:6:E7r6eI+DFxVo2eTFcB5dnQ== [fileUNF]

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Citation

Title:

Replication Data for Myth and Measurement: Spatial Heterogeneity, Ecological Fallacy, and the Urban Narrative in Peninsular Malaysia’s Electoral Politics

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doi:10.7910/DVN/OKU1MG

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Chen, Tyler Rongxuan (University of Michigan)

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Harvard Dataverse

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Chen, Tyler Rongxuan

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Chen, Tyler Rongxuan

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2026-02-10

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https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/OKU1MG

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Social Sciences

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This is a collection of replication data and codes for Myth and Measurement: Spatial Heterogeneity, Ecological Fallacy, and the Urban Narrative in Peninsular Malaysia’s Electoral Politics, published on Journal of East Asian Studies.

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Chen, Tyler Rongxuan. 2026. “Myth and Measurement: Spatial Heterogeneity, Ecological Fallacy, and the Urban Narrative in Peninsular Malaysia’s Electoral Politics.” Journal of East Asian Studies: 1–26. doi: 10.1017/jea.2025.10024.

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https://doi.org/10.1017/jea.2025.10024

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File Description--f13452612

File: W5_Malaysia_coreQmerged_20210819_release.tab

Number of cases: 1237
No. of variables per record: 305
Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

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Variable Description

List of Variables:

Country - Country code
Year - Interview year
Month - Interview month
IDnumber - case number
Region - Region
Level - Rural or urban
Q1 - 1. How would you rate the overll economic condition of our country today?
Q2 - 2. How would you dsecribe the change in the economic condition of our country ov
Q3 - 3. What do you think will be the state of our country's economic condition a few
Q4 - 4. As for your own family, how do you rate the economic situation of your family
Q5 - 5. How would you compare the current economic condition of your family with what
Q6 - 6. What do you think the economic situation of your family will be a few years f
Q7 - 7 Trust in the excutive office (president or prime minister)
Q8 - 8 The courts
Q9 - 9 National government in the capital city
Q10 - 10 Political parties[not any specific party]
Q11 - 11 Parliament
Q12 - 12 Civil service
Q13 - 13 The military or armed force
Q14 - 14 The police
Q15 - 15 Local government
Q16 - 16 The election commission
Q17 - 17 Non-government organizations or NGOs
Q18 - 18. Name of the organization you belong to. First
Q19 - 19. Name of the organization you belong to. Second
Q20 - 20. Name of the organization that you belong to. Third
Q21 - 21 Which organization you participate most actively in the last 12 months?
Q22 - 22 Would you say that "Most people can be trusted" or "that you must be very car
Q23 - 23 Do you agree with the statement that 'most people are trustworthy?'
Q24 - 24 How much trust do you have in each of the following types of people? Your rel
Q25 - 25 Trust in your neighbors
Q26 - 26 Trust in other people you interact with
Q27 - 27 Trust in people you meet for the first time
Q28 - 28 How many people do you have contact within a typical week day?
Q29 - 29 Which of the following best describes your relations with most of your social
Q30 - 30 Among these people you have frequent contacts, which of the following best de
Q31 - 31 If you have a difficult problem to manage, are there people outside your hous
Q32 - 32 If you had friends or co-workers whose opinions on politics differed from you
Q33 - 33 Did you vote in the last national election?
Q34 - 34 Which parties or candidates did you vote for?
Q34a - 34a Did the respondent vote for the winning or losing camp?
Q35 - 35. Did you attend a campaign meeting or rally in the last national election?
Q36 - 36. Try to persudae others to vote for a certain candidate or party?
Q37 - 37. Did you do anything else to help out or work for a party or candidate runnin
Q38 - 38 On the whole, how free and fair would you say the last national election was?
Q39 - 39 How easy or difficult to obtain roads in good condition
Q40 - 40 How easy or difficult to obtain running water
Q41 - 41 How easy or difficult to obtain public transportation
Q42 - 42 How easy or difficult to obtain healthcare
Q43 - 43 How easy or difficult to obtain help from the pollice when you need it
Q44 - 44 How easy or difficult to obtain access to the internet
Q45 - 45 Generally speaking, how safe is living in this city/town/village?
Q46 - 46 How interested would you say you are in politics?
Q47 - 47 How often do you follow news about politics and government?
Q48 - 48 When you get together with your family members or friends, how often do you d
Q49 - 49 How often do you use the internet, either through computer, tablet or smartph
Q50 - 50 Do you currently use any of the following social media networks?(E.g. faceboo
Q51a - 51a You use social media primarily to connect with other people
Q51b - 51b You use social media primarily to expresss my opinion on political issues
Q51c - 51c You use social media primarily to share news or information
Q51d - 51d You use social media primarily for work
Q52 - 52 Which one is the most important channel for you to find information about pol
Q53 - 53 How much trust do you have in each of the following types of media?Television
Q54 - 54 How much trust do you have in each of the following types of media?Newspaper
Q55 - 55 How much trust do you have in each of the following types of media? News on t
Q56 - 56 Among the political parties listed here, which party if any do you feel close
Q57 - 57 How close do you feel to (answer in Q56)? Is it very close, somewhat close, o
Q58 - 58 For the sake of the family, the individual should put his personal interests
Q59 - 59 In a group, we should sacrifice our individual interest for the sake of the g
Q60 - 60 For the sake of national interest, individual interest could be sacrificed.
Q61 - 61 When dealing with others, developing a long-term relationship is more importa
Q62 - 62 Even if parents' demands are unreasonable, children still should do what they
Q63 - 63 When a mother-in-law and a daughter-in-law come into conflict, even if the mo
Q64 - 64 Being a student, one should not question the authority of their teacher.
Q65 - 65 In a group, we should avoid open quarrel to preserve the harmony of the group
Q66 - 66 Even if there is some disagreement with others, one should avoid the conflict
Q67 - 67 A person should not insist on his own opinion if his co-workers disagree with
Q68 - 68 Wealth and poverty, success and failure are all determined by fate.
Q69 - 69 If one could have only one child, it is more preferable to have a boy than a
Q70 - 70 In the past three years, have you ever contacted elected officials or legisla
Q71 - 71 Contacted civil servants or officials
Q72 - 72 Contacted other influential people outside the government, such as traditiona
Q73 - 73 Contacted news media
Q74 - 74 Signed a paper petition
Q75 - 75 Signed an online petition
Q76 - 76 Used the internet including social media networks to express opinions about p
Q77 - 77 Joined a group to actively support a cause(including online)
Q78 - 78 Got together with others face-to-face to try to resolve local problems
Q79 - 79 Attended a demonstration or protest march
Q80 - 80 Taken an action or done something for a political cause that put you in a ris
Q81 - 81 Thinking of whether you voted or not ever since you became eligible for votin
Q82 - 82 which of the following statements do you agree with most?government leaders v
Q82a - 82a Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?
Q83 - 83 Which of the following statements do you agree with most? the problem of acco
Q83a - 83a Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?
Q84 - 84 Which of the following statements do you agree with most? freedom of the pres
Q84a - 84a Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?
Q85 - 85 Which of the following statements do you agree with most? political leader
Q85a - 85a Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?
Q86 - 86 Over the long run, our system of government is capable of solving the problem
Q87 - 87 Thinking in general, I am proud of our system of government
Q88 - 88 A system like ours, even if it runs into problems, deserves the people's supp
Q89 - 89 I would rather live under our system of government than any other that I can
Q90 - 90 Would you say our system of government works fine as it is, needs minor chang
Q91 - 91 The courts protects the ordinary people from the abuse of government power
Q92 - 92 Politics is clean and free of corruption
Q93 - 93 People have the freedom to take part in protests and demonstrations
Q94 - 94 When making laws, the government seek advice from religious authorities
Q95 - 95 Political leaders rule by following their own wisdom rathan than people's pre
Q96 - 96 Rule by one party that represents the interests of all classes
Q97 - 97 Qualified candidates are pre-selected by religious leaders
Q98 - 98 If you have to choose only one, which of the following you think is the most
Q99 - 99 On the whole, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the way democracy wo
Q100 - 100 In your opinion how much of a democracy is our country?
Q101 - 101 Where would you place our country under the present government?
Q102 - 102 Where would you place our country ten years ago?
Q103 - 103 Where would you expect our country to be ten years from now?
Q104 - 104 Where would you place our country today?
Q105 - 105 How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the current president/government?
Q106 - 106 What are the first most important problems facing this country that governme
Q106a - 106a What are the most important problems facing this country that government sh
Q106b - 106b What are the most important problems facing this country that government sh
Q107 - 107 How likely is it that the government will solve the most important problem y
Q108 - 108 Citizens are able to remove a government they don't like through elections
Q109 - 109 In our country, parties and candidates not in power have opportunities to be
Q110 - 110 Between elections, the people have no way of holding the government responsi
Q111 - 111 When government leaders break the laws, there is nothing the court can do
Q112 - 112 All citizens from different ethnic communities in the country are treated eq
Q113 - 113 Rich and poor people are treated equally by the government
Q114 - 114 People have basic necessities like food, clothes, and shelter
Q115 - 115 People are free to speak what they think without fear
Q116 - 116 People can join any organization they like without fear
Q117 - 117 How often do government officials withhold important information from the pu
Q118 - 118 How often do you think government leaders break the law or abuse their power
Q119 - 119 How often do you think our elections offer the voters a real choice between
Q120 - 120 To what extent is the legislature capable of keeping government leaders in c
Q121 - 121 How well do you think the government responds to what people want?
Q122 - 122 How much do you feel that having elections makes the government more respons
Q123 - 123 How capable is the government of enforcing laws and implementing policies?
Q124 - 124 How widespread do you think corruption and bribe-taking are in your local/mu
Q125 - 125 How widespread do you think corruption and bribe-taking are in the national
Q126 - 126 How effective is the government in cracking down on corruption?
Q127 - 127 Have you or anyone you know personally witnessed an act of corruption or bri
Q127a_1 - 127a_1 Did you personally witness it or were you told about it by a family membe
Q127a_2 - 127a_2 Did you personally witness it or were you told about it by a family memb
Q127a_3 - 127a_3 Did you personally witness it or were you told about it by a family memb
Q128 - 128 Where would you place China today on this scale?
Q129 - 129 Where would you place the United States today on this scale?
Q130 - 130 Where would you place Japan today on this scale?
Q131 - 131 Where would you place India today on this scale?
Q132 - 132 Which of the following statements comes closest to your own opinion?
Q133 - 133 Which of the following statements comes closer to your own view?
Q134 - 134 If you had to choose between democracy and economic development, which would
Q135 - 135 If you had to choose between reducing economic inequality and protecting pol
Q136 - 136 Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Democracy may have i
Q137 - 137 We should get rid of parliament and elections and have a strong leader decid
Q138 - 138 Only one political party should be allowed to stand for election and hold of
Q139 - 139 The army (military) should come in to govern the country
Q140 - 140 We should get rid of elections and parliaments and have experts make decisio
Q141 - 141 I think I have the ability to participate in politics
Q142 - 142 Sometimes politics and government seems so complicated that a person like me
Q143 - 143 People like me don`t have any influence over what the government does
Q144 - 144 You can generally trust the people who run our government to do what is righ
Q145 - 145 A citizen should always remain loyal only to his country, no matter how impe
Q146 - 146 Women should not be involved in politics as much as men
Q147 - 147 The government should consult religious authorities when interpreting the la
Q148 - 148 People with little or no education should have as much say in politics as hi
Q149 - 149 Government leaders are like the head of a family; we should all follow their
Q150 - 150 The government should decide whether certain ideas should be allowed to be d
Q151 - 151 Harmony of the community will be disrupted if people organize lots of groups
Q152 - 152 When judges decide important cases, they should accept the view of the execu
Q153 - 153 If the government is constantly checked [i.e. monitored and supervised] by t
Q154 - 154 If we have political leaders who are morally upright, we can let them decide
Q155 - 155 If people have too many different ways of thinking, society will be chaotic
Q156 - 156 Which of the following statements do you agree with the most? distinct way o
Q156a - 156a Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?
q156_1 - 156_1 Our country should do more to learn from other countries(q156+q156a)
Q157 - 157 Which of the following statements do you agree with the most? the imports of
Q157a - 157a Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?
q157_1 - 157_1 Our country should do more trade with other countries(q157+q157a)
Q158 - 158 Do you think the government should increase or decrease the inflow of foreig
Q159 - 159 How fair do you think income distribution is in the country?
Q160A - 160a It is the responsibility of the government to narrow the gap between the ri
Q160B - 160b It is the responsibility of the government to make sure that everyone has a
Q160C - 160c It is the responsibility of the government to make sure that everyone has a
Q160D - 160d It is the responsibility of the government to make sure that basic necessit
Q161 - 161 How worried are you that your family might lose its major source of income w
Q162 - 162 The following is a hypothetical question: If your family were unfortunate en
Q163 - 163 Considering all the effort that you and your family members have made in the
Q164 - 164 As compared to my parent's generation, my generation has more or fewer oppor
Q165 - 165 Will the next generation have had a better or worse life than our generation
Q166 - 166 How proud are you to be a citizen of the country?
Q167 - 167 Given the chance, how willing would you be to go and live in another country
Q168 - 168 Under a democratic system, the country endures poor economic performance
Q169 - 169 Democratic regimes are indecisive and full of problems
Q170 - 170 Democratic systems are not effective at maintaining order and stability
Q171 - 171 The citizens in our country are not prepared for a democratic system
Q172 - 172 Democracy negatively affects social and ethical values in our country
Q173 - 173 As long as a government can solve our country's economic problem, it does no
Q174 - 174 Which country has the most influence in Asia?
Q175 - 175 Does the United States do more good or harm to Asia?
Q176 - 176 The influence of the U.S. on world affairs today is negative or positive?
Q177 - 177 Does China do more good or harm to Asia?
Q178 - 178 The infulece of China on world affairs today is negative or positive?
Q179 - 179 In ten years, which country will have the most influence in Asia?
Q180 - 180 Which country should be a model for our own country's future development?
Q181 - 181 How much influence does China have on our country?
Q182 - 182 General speaking, the influence China has on our country is?
Q183 - 183 How much influence does the United States have on our country?
Q184 - 184 General speaking, the influence the United States has on our country is?
Q185 - 185 Which aspect about the Asian power's influence and impact you have in mind w
Q186 - 186 How close do you feel to ASEAN?(ASEAN countries only)?
Se2 - se2 Gender
Se3 - se3 Birth year
Se3_1 - se3_1 Actual age
Se4 - se4 Marital status
Se5 - se5 Education
Se5a - se5a How many year of formal education you have received?
Se6 - se6 Religion
Se7 - se7 Religiosity
Se7a - se7a Would you describe yourself as very religious, moderately religious, lightl
Se8a - se8a How many people live in this household?
Se8b - se8b How many generations of family members live in this household?
Se9 - se9 Are you current employed?
Se9a - se9a Are you current self-employed, working in a family business or an outside e
Se9b - se9b How many people does your business employ?
Se9c - se9c What is your job title (ISCO code)
Se9c_2 - se9c_2 What is your job title (EGP class)
Se9c_3 - se9c_3 Extended application. Elite vs. Mass
Se9c_4 - se9c_4 Extended application. White vs. blue collar
Se9d - se9d Are you currently seeking employment?
Se9e - se9e What is your current status?
Se10 - se10 Are you the main earner in your household?
Se10_1 - se10_1 Is the main earner in your household currently employed?
Se10a - se10a Is he or she curently self-employed, working in family business or working
Se10b - se10b How many people does his or her business employ?
Se10c - se10c What is his/her job title (ISCO code)
Se10c_2 - se10c_2 What is his/her job title (EGP class)
Se10c_3 - se10c_3 Extended application. Elite vs. Mass
Se10c_4 - se10c_4 Extended application. White vs. blue collar
Se10d - se10d Is he or she currently seeking employment?
Se10e - se10e What is his or her current status?
Se11 - se11 What language do you speak the most in the home?
Se11a - se11a What is your racial or ethnic background?
Se12 - se12 Where would you place your family on the following scale?
Se13a - se13a Where would you put yourself on this staircase?
Se13b - se13b Where would you put your parents on this staircase?
Se13c - se13c Where do you think your children will be on this staircase?
Se14 - se14 What group your household income on average is?
Se14a - se14a Does the total income of your household allow you to satisactorily cover y
se15a - Se15a Do you or your fmaily own the following?Car/Jeep/Van
se15a_1 - Se15a_1 How many?
se15b - Se15b Tractor
se15c - Se15c Color or B/W Television
se15d - Se15d Cable Televsion
se15e - Se15e Scooter/Motorcycle/Moped
se15f - Se15f Telephone
se15g - Se15g Mobile Telephone
se15h - Se15h Electric fan/cooler
se15i - Se15i Bicycle
se15j - Se15j Radio/transistor
se15k - Se15k Pumping set
se15l - Se15l Fridge
se15m - Se15m Camera
se15n - Se15n Goats/Sheep
se15n_1 - Se15n_1 How many?
se15o - Se15o Cows/Buffalo
se15o_1 - Se15o_1 How many?
IR1 - ir1 Interviewer's number
IR2 - ir2 Is this the first questionnaire you have completed?
IR2a - ir2a Interviewer's gender
IR2b - ir2b Interviewer's Age
IR2c - ir2c What kind of language do you normally use at home?
IR3 - ir3 In the interview, other than the respondent, were others present?
IR3a_1 - ir3a_1 Respondent's spouse
IR3a_2 - ir3a_2 Children
IR3a_3 - ir3a_3 Parents or parents-in-law
IR3a_4 - ir3a_4 Neighbors/passers by
IR3a_5 - ir3a_5 Party/government official
IR3a_6 - ir3a_6 Others
IR4 - ir4 Has the respondent ever refused to be interviewed during the whole process?
IR5 - ir5 Has the respondent ever felt impatient during the interview?
IR6 - ir6 How cooperative was the respondent during the interview?
IR7 - ir7 How sincere was the respondent when answering sensitive questions?
IR8 - ir8 What proportion of the questions do you feel the respondent had difficulty a
IR10 - ir10 Language in which interview was conducted
IR10a - ir10a Was the interview conducted with the assistance of an interpreter?
IR11a - ir11a What is the condition of the road leading to interviewee's residence?
IR11b - ir11b Please identify the main source of drinking water in the household?
IR11c - ir11c Is electricity the main source of lighting in the house?
IR11d - ir11d Is this neighborhood coverd by mobile phone network(signals)?
IR11e - ir11e In terms of walking distance, how far is it between the nearest public tra
IR12 - ir12 Were the following services present within the neighborhood,estimate the di
IR12A - ir12a. Post-office
IR12B - ir12b. School
IR12C - ir12c. Police station
IR12D - ir12d. Sewerage system that most houses could access
IR12E - ir12e. Health clinic
IR12F - ir12f. Signal for cellular phone
IR12G - ir12g. Recreational facilities, e.g., a sports field
IR12H - ir12h. Any churches, mosques, temples or other public places of worship
IR12I - ir12i. Any town halls or community buildings that can be used for meetings
IR12K - ir12K. Market stalls (selling groceries and/or clothing)
IR13 - ir13 Which of the following levels within the country the respondent live?
w - Weight factor

Variables

Country code

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Japan	0
4.	China	0
6.	Philippines	0
13.	Malaysia	1237
10.	Singapore	0
7.	Taiwan	0
8.	Thailand	0
12.	Cambodia	0
11.	Vietnam	0
15.	Australia	0
2.	Hong Kong	0
14.	Myanmar	0
5.	Mongolia	0
3.	Korea	0
9.	Indonesia	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 13.0; Mean 13.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 13.0; StDev 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:sjlvRnuCstn9rNC/OWxJSA==

Interview year

f13452612 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.0; Mean 2019.0; Min. 2019.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 2019.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:MI+S/bXfnfPDvy2LzmDCsw==

Interview month

f13452612 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 4.0; Mean 4.185933710590138; StDev 0.3892105179942742; Max. 5.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:aa6ple7xllg+9j4946TvxA==

case number

f13452612 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 56131.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 879.3131521609347; Min. 52960.0; Mean 54459.64349232013;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:TLy4TZewkduWQCXFq/c/1g==

Region

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1304.	Eastern	165
508.	Southern Region	0
1105.	Southeast	0
603.	Visayas	0
803.	Central	0
702.	Taoyuang, Hsinchu, Miaoli	0
704.	Yunlin, Chiayi, Tainan	0
701.	Taipei, New Taipei, Keelung	0
601.	ncr	0
1102.	Red river Delta	0
1101.	Northern and mountains	0
802.	North	0
804.	Northeast	0
602.	Balance Luzon	0
801.	Bangkok	0
1302.	Central	396
1103.	Central coast	0
703.	Taichung, Changhua, Nantou	0
502.	Western Region	0
1104.	Central highlands	0
-1.	Missing	0
507.	Eastern Region	0
1303.	Southern	208
504.	Central I	0
505.	Central II	0
503.	Northern Region	0
1305.	Borneo Malaysia	308
705.	Kaohsiung, Pingtung	0
604.	Mindanao	0
1301.	Northern	160
501.	Ulaanbaatar and vicinity	0
1106.	Mekong river Delta	0
506.	Central III	0
805.	South	0
706.	Yilan, Hualien, Taitung, outlying islands	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.4020282575949694; Max. 1305.0; Mean 1303.0525464834277; Min. 1301.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ywShfG3thlD4SRZFif8Wdg==

Rural or urban

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Urban	334
1.	Rural	903

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.270008084074374; StDev 0.44414320622617;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Eopi3oqT9TtA+Fq5FaBQEA==

1. How would you rate the overll economic condition of our country today?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	So-so [not good nor bad]	607
8.	Can't choose	0
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Bad	267
5.	Very bad	83
1.	Very good	36
9.	Decline to answer	0
7.	Do not understand the question	1
2.	Good	243

Summary Statistics: Max. 7.0; StDev 0.8949551450957837; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 3.0986257073565096

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3G1ZvIYNI4YwUmIl+bn0NA==

2. How would you dsecribe the change in the economic condition of our country ov

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
5.	Much worse	48
4.	A little worse	205
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Much better	136
2.	A little better	444
-1.	Missing	0
3.	About the same	400
7.	Do not understand the question	0
8.	Can't choose	4

Summary Statistics: Max. 8.0; Mean 2.680679062247373; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.0485265627254596; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:e6RcHlZtGBnUqxjxVEkXyA==

3. What do you think will be the state of our country's economic condition a few

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
5.	Much worse	50
2.	A little better	483
7.	Do not understand the question	1
8.	Can't choose	74
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	2
1.	Much better	244
4.	A little worse	104
3.	About the same	279

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.69199676637025; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.7027606482510176

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bDMp4GKFWL/1cyszaGOA8w==

4. As for your own family, how do you rate the economic situation of your family

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
2.	Good	386
8.	Can't choose	2
3.	So-so [not good nor bad]	648
-1.	Missing	0
5.	Very bad	23
4.	Bad	104
7.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	Very good	74

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.8119870555573937; Min. 1.0; Max. 8.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.69765561843169;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ljs2zhZ1Kzl3P4gIO8D7Jw==

5. How would you compare the current economic condition of your family with what

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
5.	Much worse	36
7.	Do not understand the question	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Much better	122
4.	A little worse	240
8.	Can't choose	3
3.	About the same	437
2.	A little better	399

Summary Statistics: Max. 8.0; StDev 1.011773598525503; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.7445432497978968;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:I/+F/ugrOgGCcouuYW1KMg==

6. What do you think the economic situation of your family will be a few years f

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	About the same	268
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Much better	370
5.	Much worse	26
7.	Do not understand the question	1
-1.	Missing	0
2.	A little better	445
8.	Can't choose	73
4.	A little worse	54

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0; Mean 2.4260307194826187; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.6867276036053662

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:mkCkGdGZW695CgzoK6SNRA==

7 Trust in the excutive office (president or prime minister)

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
99.	Decline to answer	0
4.	Distrust somewhat	246
5.	Distrust a lot	47
3.	Trust somewhat	505
98.	Can't choose	0
2.	Trust a lot	227
97.	Do not understand the question	0
6.	Distrust fully	39
1.	Trust fully	147
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 3.0541632983023437; StDev 1.3532207352924162;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:l3OmO00bkvVVnPBDQtqORA==

8 The courts

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
98.	Can't choose	0
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Distrust somewhat	248
2.	Trust a lot	270
1.	Trust fully	100
97.	Do not understand the question	0
5.	Distrust a lot	35
99.	Decline to answer	0
6.	Distrust fully	30
3.	Trust somewhat	493

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 3.1972514147130155; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.514191404904847; Max. 9.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:B5Tgiy5r+pr/lBvZ9YmisA==

9 National government in the capital city

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
5.	Distrust a lot	43
-1.	Missing	0
99.	Decline to answer	0
6.	Distrust fully	38
1.	Trust fully	76
4.	Distrust somewhat	251
2.	Trust a lot	248
3.	Trust somewhat	541
97.	Do not understand the question	0
98.	Can't choose	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.358975584489416; Mean 3.203718674211803; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:7xX6WAK5dVLxdMRkfbYwSA==

10 Political parties[not any specific party]

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Distrust somewhat	358
2.	Trust a lot	146
5.	Distrust a lot	87
98.	Can't choose	0
6.	Distrust fully	69
1.	Trust fully	49
3.	Trust somewhat	472
97.	Do not understand the question	0
-1.	Missing	0
99.	Decline to answer	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 3.632174616006468; StDev 1.4663538897559352; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2ILHk1gFZdMBiFi/bCmAZA==

11 Parliament

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
6.	Distrust fully	36
3.	Trust somewhat	538
2.	Trust a lot	228
99.	Decline to answer	0
97.	Do not understand the question	0
5.	Distrust a lot	67
4.	Distrust somewhat	267
98.	Can't choose	0
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Trust fully	61

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.3440542809903384; Min. 1.0; Mean 3.2902182700080846

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ujnEmkMcMTZOXJ3HKz6A7w==

12 Civil service

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Trust a lot	407
4.	Distrust somewhat	127
99.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Trust fully	151
5.	Distrust a lot	30
97.	Do not understand the question	0
98.	Can't choose	0
6.	Distrust fully	18
3.	Trust somewhat	494

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.1206000770948579; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.663702506063056;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Ty082hFcPcUb3mGzH6mHJA==

13 The military or armed force

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Trust somewhat	339
99.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Trust fully	304
-1.	Missing	0
6.	Distrust fully	15
4.	Distrust somewhat	91
2.	Trust a lot	392
98.	Can't choose	0
5.	Distrust a lot	24
97.	Do not understand the question	0

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.626515763945029; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.684560164364749

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+jaFEkpTkH+EBcdXU5q1Rg==

14 The police

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Trust fully	213
5.	Distrust a lot	52
-1.	Missing	0
99.	Decline to answer	0
4.	Distrust somewhat	159
2.	Trust a lot	360
98.	Can't choose	0
6.	Distrust fully	42
97.	Do not understand the question	0
3.	Trust somewhat	387

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.4213386807585526; Max. 9.0; Mean 2.7760711398544875; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:YtNXZRtt+OBhJ1aKOVt33A==

15 Local government

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Distrust somewhat	164
3.	Trust somewhat	527
98.	Can't choose	0
97.	Do not understand the question	0
5.	Distrust a lot	27
2.	Trust a lot	359
99.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Trust fully	105
-1.	Missing	0
6.	Distrust fully	28

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.267702453243119; Mean 2.894907033144705; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:xQvbHNDqKq/fBqS33uqB/Q==

16 The election commission

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Trust a lot	310
5.	Distrust a lot	47
98.	Can't choose	0
4.	Distrust somewhat	192
1.	Trust fully	120
6.	Distrust fully	34
3.	Trust somewhat	495
99.	Decline to answer	0
97.	Do not understand the question	0
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; StDev 1.4090896681190788; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 3.0266774454324983

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:IHc0iyeya7gp9r8L5ml/KQ==

17 Non-government organizations or NGOs

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Distrust somewhat	176
2.	Trust a lot	322
5.	Distrust a lot	33
1.	Trust fully	71
97.	Do not understand the question	0
3.	Trust somewhat	543
-1.	Missing	0
98.	Can't choose	0
99.	Decline to answer	0
6.	Distrust fully	24

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.5126753738306002; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 3.155214227970897

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:H8jz0bAnuqCbXJ2vnPmtKQ==

18. Name of the organization you belong to. First

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
13.	Producer cooperatives	0
1.	Political parties	107
0.	Not applicable	0
12.	Parent-Teacher associations or PTA	52
5.	Culture organizations	12
14.	Consumer cooperatives	5
3.	Religious groups	69
97.	Do not understand the question	23
99.	Decline to answer	8
15.	Alumni associations	15
6.	Charities	27
18.	Other volunteer organizations	26
19.	Student Associations	25
90.	Not a member of any organization or group	631
98.	Can't choose	41
-1.	Missing	0
17.	Other occupational organizations	3
11.	Business associations	17
7.	Public interest groups	5
10.	Professional organizations	8
4.	Sports/recreational clubs	55
20.	Hometwon/clan/peer-group/mutual assistance associations	0
16.	Candidate support organizations	0
8.	Labor unions	12
2.	Residential & community associations	88
9.	Farmer unions or agricultural associations	8

Summary Statistics: StDev 42.12032097476887; Max. 99.0; Mean 54.28132578819728; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:DMHCLm6wJfTdKJuwjtSTNA==

19. Name of the organization you belong to. Second

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
16.	Candidate support organizations	2
13.	Producer cooperatives	3
4.	Sports/recreational clubs	37
12.	Parent-Teacher associations or PTA	32
1.	Political parties	18
8.	Labor unions	8
20.	Hometwon/clan/peer-group/mutual assistance associations	0
10.	Professional organizations	5
15.	Alumni associations	10
90.	Not a member of any organization or group	798
97.	Do not understand the question	24
99.	Decline to answer	11
19.	Student Associations	22
5.	Culture organizations	12
11.	Business associations	17
18.	Other volunteer organizations	35
14.	Consumer cooperatives	3
-1.	Missing	0
17.	Other occupational organizations	3
7.	Public interest groups	3
98.	Can't choose	68
9.	Farmer unions or agricultural associations	10
0.	Not applicable	0
2.	Residential & community associations	57
6.	Charities	20
3.	Religious groups	39

Summary Statistics: Max. 99.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 37.026639218753516; Mean 68.42037186742118;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:vs0GMFZtj+gFF2CCgaQF9g==

20. Name of the organization that you belong to. Third

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
14.	Consumer cooperatives	5
90.	Not a member of any organization or group	888
16.	Candidate support organizations	1
7.	Public interest groups	7
1.	Political parties	4
11.	Business associations	13
20.	Hometwon/clan/peer-group/mutual assistance associations	0
3.	Religious groups	22
18.	Other volunteer organizations	39
8.	Labor unions	5
15.	Alumni associations	13
2.	Residential & community associations	14
17.	Other occupational organizations	2
98.	Can't choose	86
-1.	Missing	0
13.	Producer cooperatives	2
6.	Charities	18
97.	Do not understand the question	25
12.	Parent-Teacher associations or PTA	24
0.	Not applicable	0
5.	Culture organizations	4
9.	Farmer unions or agricultural associations	10
99.	Decline to answer	12
19.	Student Associations	24
4.	Sports/recreational clubs	14
10.	Professional organizations	5

Summary Statistics: StDev 31.18318152555387; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 76.31527890056589; Max. 99.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:4+R13coUu6EbOm/F2m2Hjw==

21 Which organization you participate most actively in the last 12 months?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Farmer unions or agricultural associations	9
4.	Sports/recreational clubs	65
0.	Not applicable	0
17.	Other occupational organizations	4
20.	Hometwon/clan/peer-group/mutual assistance associations	0
16.	Candidate support organizations	0
15.	Alumni associations	14
2.	Residential & community associations	73
97.	Do not understand the question	23
90.	Not a member of any organization or group	636
8.	Labor unions	12
19.	Student Associations	28
11.	Business associations	25
3.	Religious groups	63
6.	Charities	17
98.	Can't choose	99
7.	Public interest groups	3
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Political parties	50
10.	Professional organizations	7
13.	Producer cooperatives	0
99.	Decline to answer	13
18.	Other volunteer organizations	37
14.	Consumer cooperatives	4
12.	Parent-Teacher associations or PTA	44
5.	Culture organizations	11

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 59.7130153597413; Max. 99.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 40.99531428403189

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:OCkE2Xwjw3yh2XB4QClJUw==

22 Would you say that "Most people can be trusted" or "that you must be very car

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
2.	You must be very careful in dealing with people	1145
7.	Do not understand the question	1
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Most people can be trusted	88
8.	Can't choose	3

Summary Statistics: Max. 8.0; StDev 0.41957028272966257; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.9474535165723525; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:s+JCv96gbXdFBpLr4F4rqQ==

23 Do you agree with the statement that 'most people are trustworthy?'

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
2.	Somewhat agree	408
1.	Strongly agree	84
3.	Somewhat disagree	565
7.	Do not understand the question	0
4.	Strongly disagree	177
8.	Can't choose	3
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.8422478557890155; Mean 2.6895715440582055; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 8.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:MaIzLZj99p+uJJKgjNEZAw==

24 How much trust do you have in each of the following types of people? Your rel

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
97.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	Trust fully	317
99.	Decline to answer	0
5.	Distrust a lot	10
2.	Trust a lot	340
6.	Distrust fully	19
4.	Distrust somewhat	104
98.	Can't choose	0
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Trust somewhat	443

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.3751010509296684; Max. 8.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.116206413518489

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JrhlG9TxfP1irDY/oVL2Xw==

25 Trust in your neighbors

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
97.	Do not understand the question	0
2.	Trust a lot	288
99.	Decline to answer	0
6.	Distrust fully	27
1.	Trust fully	97
4.	Distrust somewhat	180
98.	Can't choose	0
5.	Distrust a lot	26
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Trust somewhat	614

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.030771250892245; Mean 2.883589329021827; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:GzLL4wGKKgzmWUkjDSTqzQ==

26 Trust in other people you interact with

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
5.	Distrust a lot	34
97.	Do not understand the question	0
6.	Distrust fully	21
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Distrust somewhat	273
1.	Trust fully	69
2.	Trust a lot	223
3.	Trust somewhat	608
98.	Can't choose	0
99.	Decline to answer	0

Summary Statistics: Mean 3.073565076798706; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.0444434489871306; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:YMHSJwBxFHC9DOvqONIIkw==

27 Trust in people you meet for the first time

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Trust fully	24
97.	Do not understand the question	0
2.	Trust a lot	74
98.	Can't choose	0
4.	Distrust somewhat	479
99.	Decline to answer	0
5.	Distrust a lot	125
6.	Distrust fully	90
3.	Trust somewhat	434

Summary Statistics: Mean 3.754244139046079; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.1188623362160834;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:kRqUibJiSo39Wn+Wukuqpg==

28 How many people do you have contact within a typical week day?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	0
1.	0-4 people	283
8.	Can't choose	10
7.	Do not understand the question	0
3.	10-19 people	305
2.	5-9 people	344
9.	Decline to answer	0
4.	20-49 people	206
-1.	Missing	0
5.	50 or more people	89

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 8.0; Mean 2.6151980598221507; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.3049675678481059

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:0fb35yvrUAA3254TxvPJ9Q==

29 Which of the following best describes your relations with most of your social

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	0
9.	Decline to answer	4
1.	Most people's social status are higher than yours	240
2.	Most people's social status is lower than yours	112
3.	Most people's social status are equal to yours	859
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	22

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.136488524763503; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.6297493936944223; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:B3wxuX6bDQ8qiAsiXL/ixw==

30 Among these people you have frequent contacts, which of the following best de

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	A lot of them have views similar to me	223
8.	Can't choose	26
7.	Do not understand the question	2
3.	Only some of them have views similar to me	364
-1.	Missing	0
5.	Don't know much about their political views	200
9.	Decline to answer	4
4.	Most of them have views different from me	306
1.	Virtually all of them have views similar to me	112

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 1.4106956950995029; Mean 3.340339531123685; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+vsOHk8w5KAtEaBfrIfpzA==

31 If you have a difficult problem to manage, are there people outside your hous

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	No, nobody	347
2.	Yes, a few	505
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Yes, a lot	60
3.	Yes, some	324
8.	Can't choose	1
7.	Do not understand the question	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 8.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.0832659660468877; StDev 0.871345166549712; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:okTXoSqeVE22QV6IsblElg==

32 If you had friends or co-workers whose opinions on politics differed from you

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	A bit hard	395
7.	Do not understand the question	2
3.	Not too hard	366
9.	Decline to answer	5
8.	Can't choose	64
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Not hard at all	289
1.	Very hard	116

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.54743671468096; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 3.016168148746967; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:mcuHz5FyTho5ijn8S2daaQ==

33 Did you vote in the last national election?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	1
7.	Do not understand the question	1
3.	Not yet eligible to vote	0
2.	No	196
8.	Can't choose	0
1.	Yes	865
0.	Not applicable	174
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 1.0291026677445438; StDev 0.6159636751948434; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qXT1E/+kX1bUgbG1peO+TQ==

34 Which parties or candidates did you vote for?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1301.	Pakatan Harapan (PH)	166
1516.	Katter's Australia Party	0
1316.	United Peoples' Party (UPP)	0
803.	Bhum Jai Thai Party	0
1504.	Greens	0
1322.	Parti Bersatu Rakyat Sabah (PBRS)	0
1530.	Jacquie Lambie	0
1320.	Gabungan Sabah Baru (GBS)	0
1518.	Motoring Enthusiasts Party	0
1539.	VOTEFLUX.ORG \| Upgrade Democracy!	0
1511.	One Nation	0
1538.	Help End Marijuana Prohibition (HEMP) Party	0
1506.	Liberal National Party (LNP)	0
1508.	Christian Democratic Party	0
1305.	Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (BERSATU)	0
806.	Rak Thailand Party	0
1323.	Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku (STAR SABAH)	0
1596.	Independent	0
1526.	Science Party	0
1312.	Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB)	0
1304.	Parti Amanah Negara (AMANAH)	0
1533.	Australian Cyclists Party	0
702.	DPP`s candidate(Ing-wen Tsai and Chien-jen Chen)	0
1532.	Animal Justice Party	0
1513.	Shooters, Fishers, and Farmers Party	0
1314.	Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS)	0
1509.	Citizens Electoral Council	0
1515.	Palmer's United Party	0
1501.	Liberal	0
1528.	Pirate Party	0
1303.	Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR)	46
503.	Unmarked ballot paper	0
1534.	Health Australia Party	0
98.	Can't remember	18
802.	Pheu Thai Party	0
1510.	Family First Party	0
1535.	Consumer Rights & No-Tolls	0
1503.	Labor	0
801.	Democrat Party	0
1537.	Australian Equality Party (Marriage)	0
1317.	State Reform Party (STAR)	1
1531.	Arts Party	0
-1.	Missing	372
1309.	Malaysian Indian Congress	0
605.	Roxas, Mar Daang Matuwid (LP)	0
601.	Binay, Jojo (UNA)	0
1520.	The Australian Sex Party	0
701.	KMT`s candidate(Eric Chu and Ju-hsuan Wang)	0
1318.	Parti Warisan Sabah	17
703.	People First Party`s candidate(James Soong and Hsin-ying Hsu)	0
603.	Duterte, Rody (PDP-LBN)	0
1308.	Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA)	5
1319.	United Pasokmomogun Kadazandusun Murut Organisation (UPKO)	0
1321.	Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS)	0
501.	Democratic Party(Kh.Battulga)	0
1306.	Barisan Nasional (BN)	206
1525.	Rise Up Australia	0
1505.	Some other party	0
1517.	Liberal Democrats	0
1507.	Australian Democrats	0
502.	Mongolian People's Party(M.Enkhbold)	0
1302.	Democratic Action Party (DAP)	52
1524.	Nick Xenophon Team	0
1315.	People Progressive Party (PDP)	0
1311.	Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS)	1
1527.	Australian Liberty Alliance	0
0.	Not applicable	0
99.	Decline to answer	267
1313.	Sarawak United Peoples' Party (SUPP)	0
1536.	Australian Liberty Alliance	0
804.	Chart Thai Pattana Party	0
1523.	Derryn Hinch's Justice Party	0
1502.	Nationals	0
1522.	Australian Christians	0
602.	Defensor Santiago, Miriam (PRP)	0
97.	Invalid vote	0
1310.	Parti Islam SeMalaysia (PAS)	76
1307.	United Malays National Organisation (UMNO)	10
604.	Poe, Grace (IND)	0
1514.	Fishing Party	0
1529.	Citizens Electoral Council	0
805.	Chartthai Party	0

Summary Statistics: Min. -1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 634.3354890864987; Max. 1318.0; StDev 631.3489896571607;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:783WSfBXzD0G8QvOo6jkuQ==

34a Did the respondent vote for the winning or losing camp?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	285
-1.	Missing	372
1.	Voted for the winning camp	281
2.	Voted for the losing camp	299
3.	Not sure	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; StDev 1.1523156918092459; Mean 0.409862570735651; Valid 1237.0; Min. -1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:91WWstGsXjY6N968NP/DiA==

35. Did you attend a campaign meeting or rally in the last national election?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
8.	Can't choose	0
7.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	Yes	391
2.	No	846
0.	Not applicable	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.4651354872479225; Mean 1.6839126919967662; Valid 1237.0; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:KZY2d+vZv+ruLf/zeZiKrA==

36. Try to persudae others to vote for a certain candidate or party?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	211
9.	Decline to answer	1
2.	No	1024
8.	Can't choose	1
-1.	Missing	0
0.	Not applicable	0
7.	Do not understand the question	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.46242920810984856; Max. 9.0; Mean 1.839935327405012; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:5SprpRwJm6LbTz8H4GuCBw==

37. Did you do anything else to help out or work for a party or candidate runnin

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	0
-1.	Missing	0
2.	No	991
7.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	Yes	245
9.	Decline to answer	1
8.	Can't choose	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 0.44812497635449083; Mean 1.8075990299110751

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:SpOHSsw3PGG2mE9L5D8UHg==

38 On the whole, how free and fair would you say the last national election was?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	5
3.	Free and fair, with major problems	145
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Free and fair, but with minor problems	501
1.	Completely free and fair	480
8.	Can't choose	41
4.	Not free or fair	63
7.	Do not understand the question	2

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 2.0662894098625717; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.4621891057244016; Max. 9.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:YGMBHgbV/AgiYw3zgH/Kdg==

39 How easy or difficult to obtain roads in good condition

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
3.	Difficult	340
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Very easy	235
0.	Not applicable	0
2.	Easy	587
8.	Can't choose	5
7.	Do not understand the question	2
4.	Very difficult	68

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.9053809566420636; Min. 1.0; Max. 8.0; Mean 2.227162489894907;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ackKQ94uecDeaHJ2KUljCQ==

40 How easy or difficult to obtain running water

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	5
3.	Difficult	172
2.	Easy	680
7.	Do not understand the question	0
0.	Not applicable	0
1.	Very easy	336
4.	Very difficult	44

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 1.9628132578819728; Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0; StDev 0.835251551097326

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:FTcgoe4u6ngWm1swo+nYjA==

41 How easy or difficult to obtain public transportation

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Easy	571
3.	Difficult	291
8.	Can't choose	38
0.	Not applicable	0
4.	Very difficult	113
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Very easy	222
9.	Decline to answer	0
7.	Do not understand the question	2

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.430881164106711; Min. 1.0; Max. 8.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.3199184598758307

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:o1jwFABQzH6ky4JPtdT2vg==

42 How easy or difficult to obtain healthcare

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Very difficult	27
8.	Can't choose	7
7.	Do not understand the question	1
0.	Not applicable	0
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Very easy	378
3.	Difficult	108
2.	Easy	715
9.	Decline to answer	1

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 0.8527435995734389; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.8690379951495557;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:CocZnza+kJQziNzwH57MaQ==

43 How easy or difficult to obtain help from the pollice when you need it

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	1
0.	Not applicable	0
7.	Do not understand the question	1
4.	Very difficult	54
8.	Can't choose	35
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Difficult	178
1.	Very easy	277
2.	Easy	691

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.1867421180274857; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.2598680296171783

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:WTs5ewGE86dRU6w3omYtXw==

44 How easy or difficult to obtain access to the internet

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Very difficult	64
9.	Decline to answer	1
2.	Easy	601
3.	Difficult	227
8.	Can't choose	45
7.	Do not understand the question	4
1.	Very easy	295
-1.	Missing	0
0.	Not applicable	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.4061726154234562; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 2.2886014551333873

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:TB7m7XzJfOZoW/eO2WtSug==

45 Generally speaking, how safe is living in this city/town/village?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
7.	Do not undertstand the question	0
8.	Can't choose	3
4.	Very unsafe	14
2.	Safe	786
3.	Unsafe	120
1.	Very safe	314
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.6851951765810697; Mean 1.8803556992724333; Max. 8.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:yt0SSmYBBO9GcX43soFGYQ==

46 How interested would you say you are in politics?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Very interested	104
2.	Somewhat interested	413
7.	Do not understand the question	0
3.	Not very interested	448
4.	Not at all interested	267
8.	Can't choose	5

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0; Mean 2.7340339531123683; StDev 0.9576371485230613; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:FHaWk6d3QX2Uy5Kq77LH1Q==

47 How often do you follow news about politics and government?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
7.	Do not understand the question	0
5.	Practically never	201
4.	Not even once a week	206
1.	Everyday	360
3.	Once or twice a week	236
8.	Can't choose	3
2.	Several times a week	231

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.4694924311016286; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.7348423605497154; Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:mBjViUFUthW3DC9yAon2ug==

48 When you get together with your family members or friends, how often do you d

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Never	356
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	1
1.	Frequently	111
9.	Decline to answer	0
2.	Occationally	766
8.	Can't choose	3

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.6621633566254705; Mean 2.216653193209377; Max. 8.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:XnZbwAe86O0LPePBu4rxKQ==

49 How often do you use the internet, either through computer, tablet or smartph

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Hardly ever	44
97.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	Connected all the time	570
7.	A few times a year	1
3.	Half to one hour a day	60
99.	Decline to answer	0
4.	Less than half hour a day	35
2.	Several hours a day	327
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Never	160
6.	At least once a month	10
98.	Can't choose	1
5.	At least once a week	29

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.9474535165723523; Max. 98.0; StDev 3.8943973197769326

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qrbvJ3/LrMBuRGT9PwZ/TA==

50 Do you currently use any of the following social media networks?(E.g. faceboo

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
-1.	Missing	205
7.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	Yes	996
2.	No	36
0.	Not applicable	0

Summary Statistics: Min. -1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 0.6976556184316899; StDev 0.7752873991032623

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:0r6tLRZB99B0WUIoVBeK9Q==

51a You use social media primarily to connect with other people

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
-1.	Missing	241
1.	Yes	930
0.	Not applicable	0
2.	No	65

Summary Statistics: Max. 7.0; Min. -1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 0.6677445432497984; StDev 0.8666991875008395

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:0K8jxc3U67oT9LaautKyXA==

51b You use social media primarily to expresss my opinion on political issues

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	No	780
0.	Not applicable	0
-1.	Missing	241
1.	Yes	216
9.	Decline to answer	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.2409054163298299; StDev 1.1631512637683454; Max. 2.0; Min. -1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:QJoS8dmt8AyPStBPdIUEKA==

51c You use social media primarily to share news or information

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	No	349
9.	Decline to answer	0
0.	Not applicable	0
1.	Yes	647
-1.	Missing	241

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Min. -1.0; Mean 0.8924818108326595; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.0250503503462356;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Qeedn6hb2G34yQ3sHrK6ZA==

51d You use social media primarily for work

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	0
2.	No	325
-1.	Missing	241
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Yes	670

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.0333480135165238; Min. -1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0; Mean 0.8787388843977365;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Yq0RR1yzRhKum1RIQ2zwEQ==

52 Which one is the most important channel for you to find information about pol

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	16
3.	Internet and social media	532
1.	Television	497
4.	Radio	33
5.	Other channel(please specify)	13
7.	Do not understand the question	1
9.	Decline to answer	1
0.	Not applicable	0
2.	Newspaper(print and online)	144
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.2327383248226274; Mean 2.200485044462409

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:rTB2rexNRq9z8rUREojKoA==

53 How much trust do you have in each of the following types of media?Television

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
97.	Do not understand the question	0
3.	Trust somewhat	578
5.	Distrust a lot	28
4.	Distrust somewhat	229
98.	Can't choose	0
99.	Decline to answer	0
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Trust fully	137
6.	Distrust fully	14
2.	Trust a lot	246

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 8.0; Mean 2.8633791430881157; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.0466123016751276;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:fBlt67pZd/LSsHuD607vtw==

54 How much trust do you have in each of the following types of media?Newspaper

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
97.	Do not understand the question	0
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Trust fully	111
4.	Distrust somewhat	241
2.	Trust a lot	236
98.	Can't choose	0
5.	Distrust a lot	23
3.	Trust somewhat	581
6.	Distrust fully	13
99.	Decline to answer	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 8.0; StDev 1.2464871905981971; Mean 3.0218270008084076; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:n2OlMzGN8v/aHKya1zcyEg==

55 How much trust do you have in each of the following types of media? News on t

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
99.	Decline to answer	0
97.	Do not understand the question	0
2.	Trust a lot	92
6.	Distrust fully	38
3.	Trust somewhat	479
98.	Can't choose	0
1.	Trust fully	28
5.	Distrust a lot	54
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Distrust somewhat	423

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 3.9046079223928873; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.6400982030257254;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:umPgYGJb+eWk2lO2BBjm4w==

56 Among the political parties listed here, which party if any do you feel close

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
98.	Can't choose	4
601.	Partido Demokratikong Pilipino - Lakas ng Bayan or PDP-LABAN	0
1509.	Citizens Electoral Council	0
1524.	Nick Xenophon Team	0
1317.	State Reform Party (STAR)	1
801.	Democrat Party	0
799.	Others	0
1532.	Animal Justice Party	0
1513.	Shooters, Fishers, and Farmers Party	0
1505.	Some other party	0
1517.	Liberal Democrats	0
1525.	Rise Up Australia	0
1527.	Australian Liberty Alliance	0
1323.	Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku (STAR SABAH)	0
1538.	Help End Marijuana Prohibition (HEMP) Party	0
1516.	Katter's Australia Party	0
605.	National People's Coalition or NPC	0
1511.	One Nation	0
1522.	Australian Christians	0
1301.	Pakatan Harapan (PH)	170
502.	Mongolian People's Party(MPP)	0
1315.	People Progressive Party (PDP)	0
97.	Do not understand the question	0
599.	Others	0
1537.	Australian Equality Party (Marriage)	0
602.	United Nationalist Alliance or UNA	0
1307.	United Malays National Organisation (UMNO)	25
90.	Do not feel close to any party	508
1534.	Health Australia Party	0
1322.	Parti Bersatu Rakyat Sabah (PBRS)	0
1320.	Gabungan Sabah Baru (GBS)	0
806.	Puea Pandin Party	0
803.	Pracharat Party	0
1514.	Fishing Party	0
99.	Decline to answer	0
1503.	Labor	0
1518.	Motoring Enthusiasts Party	0
1305.	Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (BERSATU)	3
702.	Democratic Progressive Party(DPP)	0
1319.	United Pasokmomogun Kadazandusun Murut Organisation (UPKO)	0
1529.	Citizens Electoral Council	0
1304.	Parti Amanah Negara (AMANAH)	4
501.	Democratic Party(DP)	0
1539.	VOTEFLUX.ORG \| Upgrade Democracy!	0
-1.	Missing	0
1316.	United Peoples' Party (UPP)	0
1502.	Nationals	0
802.	Pheu Thai Party	0
1531.	Arts Party	0
805.	Bhumjaithai Party	0
1310.	Parti Islam SeMalaysia (PAS)	108
1596.	Independent	0
503.	Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party(MPRP)	0
1314.	Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS)	0
1526.	Science Party	0
1302.	Democratic Action Party (DAP)	61
604.	Nacionalista Party or NP	0
1303.	Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR)	50
1515.	Palmer's United Party	0
1312.	Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB)	2
1533.	Australian Cyclists Party	0
1306.	Barisan Nasional (BN)	255
1321.	Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS)	0
704.	People First Party	0
505.	lnp	0
1535.	Consumer Rights & No-Tolls	0
1530.	Jacquie Lambie	0
1528.	Pirate Party	0
1311.	Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS)	22
1308.	Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA)	4
504.	Civil Courage Party(CCP)	0
705.	Taiwan Solidarity Union	0
1504.	Greens	0
1523.	Derryn Hinch's Justice Party	0
1508.	Christian Democratic Party	0
699.	Others	0
1309.	Malaysian Indian Congress	0
1536.	Australian Liberty Alliance	0
899.	Others	0
701.	Kuomintang(KMT)	0
1318.	Parti Warisan Sabah	19
706.	New Power Party	0
1510.	Family First Party	0
1313.	Sarawak United Peoples' Party (SUPP)	1
1506.	Liberal National Party (LNP)	0
804.	Future Forward Party	0
1501.	Liberal	0
1520.	The Australian Sex Party	0
1507.	Australian Democrats	0
603.	Liberal Party	0
703.	New Party	0
606.	People's Reform Party or PRP	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 1318.0; Mean 802.3767178658045; Min. 90.0; StDev 598.8507443060315; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qmY1PtpIMjYjxIfHg3BcXA==

57 How close do you feel to (answer in Q56)? Is it very close, somewhat close, o

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
0.	Not applicable	508
8.	Can't choose	4
2.	Somewhat close	354
3.	Just a little close	158
9.	Decline to answer	3
7.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	Very close	210

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 1.1729991915925633; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.2217613462604764

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:d+t5xS5GTY6HBxpdr3I5TA==

58 For the sake of the family, the individual should put his personal interests

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Strongly agree	669
2.	Somewhat agree	408
3.	Somewhat disagree	112
4.	Strongly disagree	42
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	4
7.	Do not understand the question	2

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.6451091350040425; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0; StDev 0.8937045687490324

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:nHQTmFPnanyiVPKZ7oFtiw==

59 In a group, we should sacrifice our individual interest for the sake of the g

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	1
3.	Somewhat disagree	330
7.	Do not understand the question	2
1.	Strongly agree	309
8.	Can't choose	9
4.	Strongly disagree	86
2.	Somewhat agree	500

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; StDev 1.044966837725983; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.2134195634599836; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:nPYYaYmYUDHRjaw+XQNOQA==

60 For the sake of national interest, individual interest could be sacrificed.

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Strongly agree	313
8.	Can't choose	11
3.	Somewhat disagree	323
2.	Somewhat agree	434
9.	Decline to answer	3
7.	Do not understand the question	1
4.	Strongly disagree	152

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.1654219035675106; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.3282134195634603; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:XPJmjzhinQSHgInuoqHL3A==

61 When dealing with others, developing a long-term relationship is more importa

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	9
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Strongly agree	477
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Somewhat disagree	159
2.	Somewhat agree	546
4.	Strongly disagree	42
8.	Can't choose	4

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.8666127728375101; StDev 0.964998745542298; Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:QFhCPsl33P1O71np++t3wQ==

62 Even if parents' demands are unreasonable, children still should do what they

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	4
3.	Somewhat disagree	369
1.	Strongly agree	278
9.	Decline to answer	0
8.	Can't choose	10
4.	Strongly disagree	211
2.	Somewhat agree	365

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.161241779353638; Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0; Mean 2.479385610347615; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:A3To56e9somplxMi04J23w==

63 When a mother-in-law and a daughter-in-law come into conflict, even if the mo

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Strongly agree	307
7.	Do not understand the question	4
3.	Somewhat disagree	368
4.	Strongly disagree	195
9.	Decline to answer	1
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	29
2.	Somewhat agree	333

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.3654138521578756; Max. 9.0; Mean 2.527081649151173; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Mm92PPsvffebtSN83e7BUw==

64 Being a student, one should not question the authority of their teacher.

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
8.	Can't choose	6
1.	Strongly agree	354
7.	Do not understand the question	2
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	183
3.	Somewhat disagree	342
2.	Somewhat agree	350

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 1.125123082092719; Mean 2.3233629749393683; Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ptTOlpQtu7/mk20HJpPYgg==

65 In a group, we should avoid open quarrel to preserve the harmony of the group

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	1
2.	Somewhat agree	505
4.	Strongly disagree	23
3.	Somewhat disagree	77
8.	Can't choose	2
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	2
1.	Strongly agree	627

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.7967384322398278; Mean 1.6160064672594985; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JU/zhfh9krVWn7FM6tzh4A==

66 Even if there is some disagreement with others, one should avoid the conflict

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	3
1.	Strongly agree	604
3.	Somewhat disagree	84
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	3
9.	Decline to answer	0
4.	Strongly disagree	16
2.	Somewhat agree	527

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 8.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.7880783694596356; Mean 1.6321746160064678;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:yaorBZgEv1jsvAwrmDjang==

67 A person should not insist on his own opinion if his co-workers disagree with

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Somewhat agree	444
4.	Strongly disagree	61
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Strongly agree	523
7.	Do not understand the question	2
8.	Can't choose	11
3.	Somewhat disagree	196
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.0625834411686748; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 8.0; Mean 1.8957154405820538

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:uWt/hQc8GG0QTRl84tvoIw==

68 Wealth and poverty, success and failure are all determined by fate.

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	307
7.	Do not understand the question	1
1.	Strongly agree	396
9.	Decline to answer	1
8.	Can't choose	6
2.	Somewhat agree	261
3.	Somewhat disagree	265

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.429264349232012; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.2563948496594002; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:q9XSBS0srKCsN1ILBz7V+A==

69 If one could have only one child, it is more preferable to have a boy than a

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Somewhat disagree	383
4.	Strongly disagree	527
7.	Do not understand the question	4
9.	Decline to answer	1
8.	Can't choose	29
2.	Somewhat agree	190
1.	Strongly agree	103
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.2340274612127768; Mean 3.24090541632983

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:VrKdfdEVMVUo2ksZ2TOhgg==

70 In the past three years, have you ever contacted elected officials or legisla

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	I have not done this, but I might do it if something important happens in the future	472
-1.	Missing	0
2.	I have done this two or three times	90
5.	I have not done this and I would not do it regardless of the situation	505
1.	I have done this more than three times	81
8.	Can't choose	2
7.	Do not understand the question	1
9.	Decline to answer	2
0.	Not applicable	0
3.	I have done this once	84

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.1962414726695296; Mean 4.015359741309618; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:lPr4zJUB6lPWo+z2tYGRWg==

71 Contacted civil servants or officials

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	I have done this more than three times	108
4.	I have not done this, but I might do it if something important happens in the future	493
2.	I have done this two or three times	141
0.	Not applicable	0
8.	Can't choose	1
9.	Decline to answer	2
-1.	Missing	0
5.	I have not done this and I would not do it regardless of the situation	371
3.	I have done this once	119
7.	Do not understand the question	2

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.2783412656721844; Mean 3.729991915925626; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bCxWnMQyKFRPcmcf1I9BAg==

72 Contacted other influential people outside the government, such as traditiona

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	I have not done this, but I might do it if something important happens in the future	482
8.	Can't choose	2
-1.	Missing	0
2.	I have done this two or three times	113
5.	I have not done this and I would not do it regardless of the situation	428
3.	I have done this once	86
9.	Decline to answer	5
0.	Not applicable	0
1.	I have done this more than three times	120
7.	Do not understand the question	1

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 3.831851253031528; StDev 1.3271575401709053

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:g62nOSRtzcQXjqCk45ntIw==

73 Contacted news media

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	3
5.	I have not done this and I would not do it regardless of the situation	731
0.	Not applicable	0
4.	I have not done this, but I might do it if something important happens in the future	414
8.	Can't choose	4
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	2
2.	I have done this two or three times	30
3.	I have done this once	34
1.	I have done this more than three times	19

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.8558045577150575; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 4.498787388843977; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:pTgGB46M3RJOvCtUdTxPUw==

74 Signed a paper petition

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	4
3.	I have done this once	49
5.	I have not done this and I would not do it regardless of the situation	659
1.	I have done this more than three times	43
4.	I have not done this, but I might do it if something important happens in the future	420
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	2
0.	Not applicable	0
2.	I have done this two or three times	55
9.	Decline to answer	5

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.0520823251386473; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 4.336297493936944;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:G54I5LSv124cCZoWAuqYdg==

75 Signed an online petition

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
5.	I have not done this and I would not do it regardless of the situation	570
0.	Not applicable	186
9.	Decline to answer	9
2.	I have done this two or three times	41
1.	I have done this more than three times	23
8.	Can't choose	1
3.	I have done this once	41
4.	I have not done this, but I might do it if something important happens in the future	362
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	4

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.834538710425335; Mean 3.7534357316087306; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:TxSny4HKfbtVTRGs+Po6QQ==

76 Used the internet including social media networks to express opinions about p

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	186
7.	Do not understand the question	4
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	1
9.	Decline to answer	10
1.	I have done this more than three times	54
4.	I have not done this, but I might do it if something important happens in the future	269
3.	I have done this once	46
5.	I have not done this and I would not do it regardless of the situation	608
2.	I have done this two or three times	59

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.9138459853781862; Mean 3.679870654810024; Min. 0.0; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:dHOJ5FLFjC3x6P2dO7EJqg==

77 Joined a group to actively support a cause(including online)

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	I have done this more than three times	60
9.	Decline to answer	27
8.	Can't choose	2
0.	Not applicable	0
5.	I have not done this and I would not do it regardless of the situation	707
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	5
2.	I have done this two or three times	62
4.	I have not done this, but I might do it if something important happens in the future	326
3.	I have done this once	48

Summary Statistics: Mean 4.414713015359741; StDev 1.2979484132394488; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:HxHvR/TrHVwbYvj79jD4Sw==

78 Got together with others face-to-face to try to resolve local problems

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
5.	I have not done this and I would not do it regardless of the situation	423
3.	I have done this once	96
2.	I have done this two or three times	143
7.	Do not understand the question	2
9.	Decline to answer	1
1.	I have done this more than three times	158
4.	I have not done this, but I might do it if something important happens in the future	413
0.	Not applicable	0
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	1

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 3.662085691188359; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.4023650327955657

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:BDHvuCy6RNJVbWHqldphvw==

79 Attended a demonstration or protest march

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	I have done this more than three times	28
3.	I have done this once	31
4.	I have not done this, but I might do it if something important happens in the future	242
0.	Not applicable	0
-1.	Missing	0
5.	I have not done this and I would not do it regardless of the situation	894
8.	Can't choose	1
2.	I have done this two or three times	36
9.	Decline to answer	3
7.	Do not understand the question	2

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 4.591754244139046; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.8980543033626743;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:zTt2hh13qEZvB5VYJTiWzA==

80 Taken an action or done something for a political cause that put you in a ris

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	I have not done this, but I might do it if something important happens in the future	230
1.	I have done this more than three times	7
5.	I have not done this and I would not do it regardless of the situation	946
2.	I have done this two or three times	25
0.	Not applicable	0
9.	Decline to answer	2
-1.	Missing	0
3.	I have done this once	23
7.	Do not understand the question	2
8.	Can't choose	2

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 4.708164915117219; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.7034631935576864;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Z6Qju6NR1P4y/NOcxkjzgA==

81 Thinking of whether you voted or not ever since you became eligible for votin

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	Voted in every election	618
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Voted in some elections	97
4.	Hardly ever voted	46
8.	Can't choose	3
0.	Not applicable (eligible only once)	368
2.	Voted in most elections	101
9.	Decline to answer	4

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.0953920776071133; Min. 0.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.1598542673083962

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Z6gCF0SOQUJDn0Tj1jK3BA==

82 which of the following statements do you agree with most?government leaders v

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Government leaders do what they think is best for the people.	721
8.	Can't choose	45
1.	Government leaders implement what voters want.	466
7.	Do not understand the question	5
9.	Decline to answer	0

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.8617623282134228; Max. 8.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.3303044150382708; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ZpaH2KQrotLVLZa0rCherA==

82a Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	0
8.	Can't choose	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Strongly agree	483
7.	Do not understand the question	0
2.	Agree	704
-1.	Missing	50

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.4882780921584475; Valid 1237.0; Min. -1.0; Max. 2.0; StDev 0.7019851833786029

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:DiRtGeOr3CV4afyHBFsPEQ==

83 Which of the following statements do you agree with most? the problem of acco

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	2
7.	Do not understand the question	5
1.	It is more important for citizens to be able to hold government accountable, even if that means it makes decisions more	688
8.	Can't choose	26
2.	It is more important to have a government that can get things done, even if we have on influence over what it does	516
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 1.155582125665896; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.6014551333872291; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:KZrQ/uOa44qbNzTvYsLXZA==

83a Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Strongly agree	507
2.	Agree	697
8.	Can't choose	0
-1.	Missing	33
9.	Decline to answer	0
7.	Do not understand the question	0
0.	Not applicable	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.6405421489722241; Min. -1.0; Max. 2.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.5101050929668554

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:5jo+eX+oiaen+e0rNrDuag==

84 Which of the following statements do you agree with most? freedom of the pres

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	6
9.	Decline to answer	1
-1.	Missing	0
1.	The media should have the right to publish news and ideas without government control	652
2.	The government should have the right to prevent the media from publishing things that might be politically destabilizing	564
8.	Can't choose	14

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.570735650767984; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.9549143163572182

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:CJgN6lnIvbanQ485hp4o6A==

84a Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	0
7.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	Strongly agree	580
-1.	Missing	21
2.	Agree	636
9.	Decline to answer	0
8.	Can't choose	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.5930863500682844; Min. -1.0; Max. 2.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.4801940177849637;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:gcilnpwP1e6PMY+6jdPYbA==

85 Which of the following statements do you agree with most? political leader

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	1
8.	Can't choose	8
9.	Decline to answer	1
1.	Political leaders are chosen by the people through open and competitive elections	937
2.	Political leaders are chosen on the basis on their virtue and capability even without election	290

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 1.2910266774454284; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.7402168820415151

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:acco/dCrs1VmZIXZPZUS7Q==

85a Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Agree	618
-1.	Missing	10
1.	Strongly agree	609
0.	Not applicable	0
8.	Can't choose	0
7.	Do not understand the question	0
9.	Decline to answer	0

Summary Statistics: Min. -1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.5463250768757973; Mean 1.4834276475343584; Max. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/bm5srzBDR388vaejjoitQ==

86 Over the long run, our system of government is capable of solving the problem

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Disagree	219
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Strongly agree	178
7.	Do not understand the question	1
2.	Agree	759
9.	Decline to answer	2
8.	Can't choose	31
4.	Strongly disagree	47

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.1832665896587633; Mean 2.274858528698464; Max. 9.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:CbmpD5So4eMzwiQxfCMjgQ==

87 Thinking in general, I am proud of our system of government

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Agree	662
7.	Do not understand the question	0
9.	Decline to answer	4
8.	Can't choose	15
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	71
3.	Disagree	336
1.	Strongly agree	149

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; StDev 1.0425699973205516; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.361358124494745

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JNB0cAqNisSvHxW9t5o8jQ==

88 A system like ours, even if it runs into problems, deserves the people's supp

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Agree	655
3.	Disagree	249
4.	Strongly disagree	80
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Strongly agree	242
8.	Can't choose	8
9.	Decline to answer	1
7.	Do not understand the question	2

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.9664636593938355; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 2.1875505254648333;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bhWijkylh6SFtAvu/088UQ==

89 I would rather live under our system of government than any other that I can

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	2
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Strongly agree	269
2.	Agree	651
3.	Disagree	241
8.	Can't choose	21
7.	Do not understand the question	2
4.	Strongly disagree	51

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.1297096128670459; Mean 2.181083265966047; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:NOi+AIU0YBz25ayZRURDrg==

90 Would you say our system of government works fine as it is, needs minor chang

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Needs major change	398
2.	Needs minor change	556
8.	Can't choose	25
1.	It works fine, not need to change	123
4.	Should be replaced	129
7.	Do not understand the question	5
9.	Decline to answer	1

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Mean 2.578011317704123; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.1719903643423415

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:X706J0a6fiUTcR9qBgraKA==

91 The courts protects the ordinary people from the abuse of government power

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	8	193
99.	Decline to answer	3
97.	Do not understand the question	9
9.	9	98
98.	Can't choose	28
2.	2	11
-1.	Missing	0
7.	7	197
1.	Definitely not an essential characteristic of democracy	28
4.	4	45
3.	3	40
5.	5	180
10.	Definitely an essential characteristic of democracy	242
6.	6	163

Summary Statistics: Max. 99.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 9.997574777687964; Valid 1237.0; StDev 16.216052235380683

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:yogYhZBdbzc7lSYRl08YYA==

92 Politics is clean and free of corruption

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Definitely not an essential characteristic of democracy	28
8.	8	163
98.	Can't choose	16
99.	Decline to answer	2
-1.	Missing	0
9.	9	112
10.	Definitely an essential characteristic of democracy	366
5.	5	150
3.	3	39
7.	7	141
6.	6	133
2.	2	20
97.	Do not understand the question	1
4.	4	66

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 99.0; Mean 8.746160064672587; Min. 1.0; StDev 11.41722334386711;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:q1+LrpvLxnWtBlszirfRnQ==

93 People have the freedom to take part in protests and demonstrations

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
98.	Can't choose	18
9.	9	62
2.	2	24
8.	8	175
99.	Decline to answer	1
4.	4	76
5.	5	218
10.	Definitely an essential characteristic of democracy	177
-1.	Missing	0
3.	3	75
97.	Do not understand the question	2
1.	Definitely not an essential characteristic of democracy	69
6.	6	165
7.	7	175

Summary Statistics: Max. 99.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 12.094734765049495; Mean 7.87065481002425; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:88SN/e6XoK3zaiKymZ19ZQ==

94 When making laws, the government seek advice from religious authorities

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
10.	Definitely an essential characteristic of democracy	238
9.	9	120
97.	Do not understand the question	4
1.	Definitely not an essential characteristic of democracy	161
4.	4	58
99.	Decline to answer	1
7.	7	131
2.	2	19
6.	6	125
98.	Can't choose	24
8.	8	151
5.	5	151
-1.	Missing	0
3.	3	54

Summary Statistics: Max. 99.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 8.506063055780126; StDev 14.163892871236499; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:aLg1Q3nrMZqB7Rg9vPIXuA==

95 Political leaders rule by following their own wisdom rathan than people's pre

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
10.	Definitely an essential characteristic of democracy	75
3.	3	93
-1.	Missing	0
7.	7	151
5.	5	275
97.	Do not understand the question	1
98.	Can't choose	25
8.	8	114
99.	Decline to answer	3
4.	4	128
2.	2	55
9.	9	42
6.	6	159
1.	Definitely not an essential characteristic of democracy	116

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 7.507679870654815; Min. 1.0; StDev 14.239206354504931; Max. 99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bCe5MRh6mRcw4Yrgh2LEBg==

96 Rule by one party that represents the interests of all classes

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	3	98
9.	9	48
2.	2	35
97.	Do not understand the question	3
-1.	Missing	0
4.	4	103
7.	7	151
8.	8	120
99.	Decline to answer	1
5.	5	258
98.	Can't choose	23
6.	6	122
1.	Definitely not an essential characteristic of democracy	163
10.	Definitely an essential characteristic of democracy	112

Summary Statistics: StDev 13.78066131667058; Min. 1.0; Max. 99.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 7.416329830234453;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:TYBdAl/e/4uAIpkey6zrGg==

97 Qualified candidates are pre-selected by religious leaders

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
10.	Definitely an essential characteristic of democracy	128
98.	Can't choose	22
5.	5	215
1.	Definitely not an essential characteristic of democracy	227
8.	8	117
99.	Decline to answer	1
4.	4	95
3.	3	81
6.	6	123
9.	9	65
97.	Do not understand the question	4
2.	2	38
-1.	Missing	0
7.	7	121

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 7.29991915925625; StDev 13.839104636701144; Max. 99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ZJadyd1E52+ERPLOB6RIaA==

98 If you have to choose only one, which of the following you think is the most

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Politics is clean and free of corruption	320
3.	People choose the government leaders in free and fair election	382
7.	Do not understand the question	5
2.	Basic necessities, like food, clothes and shelter, are provided for all	176
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	People are free to express their political views openly.	342
8.	Can't choose	12

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0; StDev 1.2950431345220512; Mean 2.6281325788197254

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2yyjiyGkJ+VjiYHCxcOaKg==

99 On the whole, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the way democracy wo

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Fairly satisfied	673
9.	Decline to answer	1
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Very satisfied	105
3.	Not very satisfied.	396
7.	Do not understand the question	3
8.	Can't choose	11
4.	Not at all satisfied.	48

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.91313813611171; Max. 9.0; Mean 2.383993532740501;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:gFx54UeJpIc5n/RcbZxTFQ==

100 In your opinion how much of a democracy is our country?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Not a democracy	35
7.	Do not understand the question	8
9.	Decline to answer	0
-1.	Missing	0
2.	A democracy, but with minor problems	779
8.	Can't choose	14
3.	A democracy, with major probelms	281
1.	A full democracy	120

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.9616936805453088; Max. 8.0; Mean 2.28698464025869; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:sOzPh39u1il/wjoSWFuYBA==

101 Where would you place our country under the present government?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
5.	5	275
99.	Decline to answer	0
8.	8	144
1.	Completely Undemocratic	25
10.	Completely democratic	61
6.	6	253
7.	7	241
4.	4	81
-1.	Missing	0
9.	9	58
3.	3	61
98.	Can't choose	12
2.	2	23
97.	Don't understand the question	3

Summary Statistics: Mean 7.2021018593371116; Max. 98.0; StDev 10.219257890109658; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:CtWGMj9c7KXzHgJTZViEsg==

102 Where would you place our country ten years ago?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
97.	Don't understand the question	2
6.	6	198
8.	8	180
3.	3	86
5.	5	227
98.	Can't choose	16
1.	Completely Undemocratic	44
9.	9	82
10.	Completely democratic	65
2.	2	34
99.	Decline to answer	1
4.	4	116
7.	7	186
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 7.395311236863374; StDev 11.51963614150486; Max. 99.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ZMQ2EKmZbWH3iUcBL4s9bQ==

103 Where would you expect our country to be ten years from now?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
7.	7	197
10.	Completely democratic	165
98.	Can't choose	109
8.	8	245
1.	Completely Undemocratic	14
3.	3	21
9.	9	156
99.	Decline to answer	5
5.	5	133
97.	Don't understand the question	4
4.	4	38
6.	6	140
2.	2	10

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 26.72896484423483; Valid 1237.0; Mean 15.935327405012131; Max. 99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:V7NWsmb386kyqfhXMAWPsg==

104 Where would you place our country today?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	9	104
10.	Democracy is perfectily suitable	247
3.	3	26
-1.	Missing	0
97.	Don't understand the question	3
7.	7	179
4.	4	32
6.	6	172
5.	5	211
1.	Democracy is completely unsuitable	25
8.	8	217
2.	2	4
98.	Can't choose	17
99.	Decline to answer	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 11.636263185166836; Max. 98.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 8.632174616006468; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:a91S49f4FmTk5rgt8qRAyw==

105 How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the current president/government?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	17
9.	Decline to answer	10
1.	Very satisfied	135
3.	Somewhat dissatisfied	385
7.	Do not understand the question	0
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Very dissatisfied	101
2.	Somewhat satisfied	589

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.1766421237739821; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.5044462409054162; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:tDs8ovfgfvEQj0ixPt6Adg==

106 What are the first most important problems facing this country that governme

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
132.	Restoration from the 3.11 earthquake	0
1022.	Government efficiency	0
1042.	Social issues	0
39.	Other	0
1001.	Aging population	0
1.	Management of the economy	456
990.	No problems	99
349.	Saving budget	0
5.	Rates and Taxes	8
35.	Governance (leaders, unity, etc.)	0
1033.	Population growth	0
1340.	The power of the king	6
1036.	Retiree's welfare	0
23.	Crime and security	12
12.	Communications	1
337.	Conflict between employers and workers	0
-1.	Missing	0
10.	Land	1
1020.	Global competitiveness	0
1040.	Single mother welfare	0
1341.	Foreign immigrants(PATI)	10
351.	Reducing the nuclear power plant	0
137.	Issues concerning the Emperor and the Imperial family	0
1047.	Unequal distribution of wealth	0
1014.	Disability inclusion	0
346.	Job diversification	0
139.	Financial deficit	0
136.	Issues concerning the constitution	0
7.	Farming/agriculture	6
1044.	Standard of living	0
1043.	Societal moral values	0
135.	Territory Issues	0
1032.	Overwhelming foreign population	0
15.	Housing	9
146.	Local Issues	0
1046.	Transparency in governance	0
1006.	Citizen's welfare	0
1333.	Not focusing on citizens' welfare	44
1337.	Power abuse	11
342.	Human rights	0
1039.	Road safety	0
1336.	Language usage	0
1023.	Government's lack of communication	0
1334.	Integrity	2
1012.	cpf	0
19.	Services (other)	1
1003.	Bicycle safety	0
1005.	Citizen's overdependence on the government	0
1352.	Policies and Laws	1
17.	Water supply	3
1038.	Rigid society	0
1015.	Elderly welfare	0
38.	Inflation/price hike	0
999.	Decline to answer	0
25.	Political violence	1
143.	Decentralization (e.g. Osaka Metropolis Plan)	0
18.	Orphans/street children/homeless children	0
24.	Corruption	139
1021.	Governmenet accountability	0
27.	Discrimination/inequality	2
1346.	Not fulfilling promise	14
998.	Can't choose	22
1342.	Society right	4
1013.	Disability care	0
1349.	Media transparency	3
1025.	Inflation	0
1344.	Drug abuse	6
350.	Decrease in population/low birth rate	0
1010.	Cost of healthcare	0
31.	Civil war	0
1028.	Media transparency	0
1354.	Minimum age of marriage	0
1351.	Religious humiliation	4
141.	National security (The right to collective self-defense / The peripheral situations around East Asia)	0
134.	Issues concerning trade and economic agreements (TPP)	0
34.	Social problems general (divorce, gambiling, drugs)	0
1338.	Social problems in society	19
997.	Do not understand the question	0
26.	Political instablity/political divisions/ethnic tensions	27
138.	Issues concerning the decline of birthrate and the increase of the aging population	0
14.	Education	28
1348.	Racial issues	37
6.	Loans/credit	2
3.	Unemployment	88
344.	Strong rule of law	0
352.	Reduction the benefit for the civil servant	0
1041.	Social graciousness	0
11.	Transportation	3
2.	Wages, incomes and salaries	40
142.	Issues concerning the relocation of U.S. military bases in Okinawa	0
1011.	Covid-19 issues	0
1345.	Malay vigulse priviledges	1
1339.	Poor ethics among civil servants	5
4.	Poverty/destitution	14
334.	Inter-Korea relations/North and South Korea relations	0
345.	Confidence	0
36.	Immigrants/foreign workers	0
1332.	Economy is dominated by other nations	5
30.	War (international)	0
1353.	Environment issues	1
9.	Drought	0
28.	Gender issues/women's rights	0
33.	Government efficiency	0
347.	Restoration of the death penalty	0
1008.	Community integration awareness	0
336.	Generational conflicts	0
145.	Issues concerning pension and social security	0
1026.	International relations	0
1035.	Religious freedom	0
8.	Food shortage.famine	0
37.	Government policy, general	0
1024.	Immigration policy	0
140.	Environmental issues	0
339.	Temporary employees	0
343.	Forest fire in Goseong area	0
1034.	Proper job matching	0
1031.	Neglected public opinion	0
21.	aids	0
32.	Environment/pollution/protection	0
1030.	National resources	0
1027.	Investment transparency	0
1350.	Uneven development and infrastructure	16
1343.	Poor administration	39
1007.	Climate change	0
1018.	Foreigners replacing locals in the workforce	0
340.	Good condition for doing business	0
144.	Electoral reform (Reduction in Diet seats / Malapportionment)	0
1002.	Animal welfare laws	0
333.	Diplomacy for national security	0
1029.	National Solidarity	0
29.	Democracy/political rights	1
133.	Measures taken against the nuclear and radiation accident and compensation for its damages	0
1048.	Work life balance	0
1019.	Freedom of speech	0
1017.	Financial transparency	0
1037.	Retirement age	0
1335.	Not fighting for Islam and Malay	17
1049.	Younger generation's welfare	0
1347.	Poor leadership quality	14
13.	Infrastructure/roads	13
348.	Making a good country to live	0
1045.	Town council management	0
1004.	Child abuse	0
335.	Freedom of the press	0
16.	Electricity	2
22.	Sickness/disease	0
341.	Homosexuality	0
1009.	Continuous need for businesses to have a competitive advantage	0
338.	Government welfare	0
20.	Health	0
1016.	Ex-offenders aftercare	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 382.8843977364591; StDev 571.5756825628166; Max. 1353.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:b6Nml2Qgzs1rjABnOrV32g==

106a What are the most important problems facing this country that government sh

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1017.	Financial transparency	0
142.	Issues concerning the relocation of U.S. military bases in Okinawa	0
138.	Issues concerning the decline of birthrate and the increase of the aging population	0
27.	Discrimination/inequality	5
34.	Social problems general (divorce, gambiling, drugs)	0
1028.	Media transparency	0
1016.	Ex-offenders aftercare	0
1003.	Bicycle safety	0
1032.	Overwhelming foreign population	0
1010.	Cost of healthcare	0
1038.	Rigid society	0
136.	Issues concerning the constitution	0
1002.	Animal welfare laws	0
1013.	Disability care	0
337.	Conflict between employers and workers	0
351.	Reducing the nuclear power plant	0
145.	Issues concerning pension and social security	0
1338.	Social problems in society	11
140.	Environmental issues	0
134.	Issues concerning trade and economic agreements (TPP)	0
11.	Transportation	7
1030.	National resources	0
1354.	Minimum age of marriage	1
1036.	Retiree's welfare	0
26.	Political instablity/political divisions/ethnic tensions	26
32.	Environment/pollution/protection	0
132.	Restoration from the 3.11 earthquake	0
23.	Crime and security	18
29.	Democracy/political rights	2
1041.	Social graciousness	0
16.	Electricity	1
35.	Governance (leaders, unity, etc.)	0
998.	Can't choose	43
1042.	Social issues	0
1043.	Societal moral values	0
1012.	cpf	0
18.	Orphans/street children/homeless children	0
346.	Job diversification	0
146.	Local Issues	0
1006.	Citizen's welfare	0
143.	Decentralization (e.g. Osaka Metropolis Plan)	0
1014.	Disability inclusion	0
38.	Inflation/price hike	0
1341.	Foreign immigrants(PATI)	7
1348.	Racial issues	20
997.	Do not understand the question	0
14.	Education	38
30.	War (international)	0
1005.	Citizen's overdependence on the government	0
1033.	Population growth	0
-1.	Missing	0
17.	Water supply	4
344.	Strong rule of law	0
349.	Saving budget	0
133.	Measures taken against the nuclear and radiation accident and compensation for its damages	0
39.	Other	0
334.	Inter-Korea relations/North and South Korea relations	0
1046.	Transparency in governance	0
1031.	Neglected public opinion	0
999.	Decline to answer	0
144.	Electoral reform (Reduction in Diet seats / Malapportionment)	0
135.	Territory Issues	0
338.	Government welfare	0
7.	Farming/agriculture	5
333.	Diplomacy for national security	0
1352.	Policies and Laws	2
990.	No problems	543
6.	Loans/credit	1
1025.	Inflation	0
1334.	Integrity	2
8.	Food shortage.famine	0
13.	Infrastructure/roads	11
4.	Poverty/destitution	11
28.	Gender issues/women's rights	0
1027.	Investment transparency	0
1344.	Drug abuse	6
1020.	Global competitiveness	0
15.	Housing	14
1346.	Not fulfilling promise	4
25.	Political violence	1
10.	Land	2
1034.	Proper job matching	0
1351.	Religious humiliation	8
37.	Government policy, general	0
1339.	Poor ethics among civil servants	3
137.	Issues concerning the Emperor and the Imperial family	0
1335.	Not fighting for Islam and Malay	14
139.	Financial deficit	0
1011.	Covid-19 issues	0
1044.	Standard of living	0
1337.	Power abuse	11
1039.	Road safety	0
1035.	Religious freedom	0
335.	Freedom of the press	0
1333.	Not focusing on citizens' welfare	44
1004.	Child abuse	0
341.	Homosexuality	0
1001.	Aging population	0
1026.	International relations	0
20.	Health	0
1336.	Language usage	0
1024.	Immigration policy	0
33.	Government efficiency	0
2.	Wages, incomes and salaries	25
1018.	Foreigners replacing locals in the workforce	0
1021.	Governmenet accountability	0
9.	Drought	0
21.	aids	0
347.	Restoration of the death penalty	0
1049.	Younger generation's welfare	0
348.	Making a good country to live	0
1342.	Society right	7
1340.	The power of the king	3
141.	National security (The right to collective self-defense / The peripheral situations around East Asia)	0
5.	Rates and Taxes	11
1332.	Economy is dominated by other nations	0
1048.	Work life balance	0
336.	Generational conflicts	0
31.	Civil war	0
22.	Sickness/disease	0
1345.	Malay vigulse priviledges	1
1.	Management of the economy	179
343.	Forest fire in Goseong area	0
19.	Services (other)	2
36.	Immigrants/foreign workers	0
342.	Human rights	0
1350.	Uneven development and infrastructure	13
3.	Unemployment	57
1343.	Poor administration	31
1347.	Poor leadership quality	10
352.	Reduction the benefit for the civil servant	0
1047.	Unequal distribution of wealth	0
345.	Confidence	0
339.	Temporary employees	0
12.	Communications	1
1349.	Media transparency	0
1045.	Town council management	0
1022.	Government efficiency	0
1037.	Retirement age	0
350.	Decrease in population/low birth rate	0
1015.	Elderly welfare	0
1008.	Community integration awareness	0
1009.	Continuous need for businesses to have a competitive advantage	0
1353.	Environment issues	1
1029.	National Solidarity	0
1007.	Climate change	0
1040.	Single mother welfare	0
340.	Good condition for doing business	0
1023.	Government's lack of communication	0
1019.	Freedom of speech	0
24.	Corruption	31

Summary Statistics: StDev 530.2053746936248; Valid 1237.0; Mean 688.011317704123; Max. 1354.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:QmUhl3sfIqIQ5n/9E4Q11w==

106b What are the most important problems facing this country that government sh

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
348.	Making a good country to live	0
135.	Territory Issues	0
1047.	Unequal distribution of wealth	0
342.	Human rights	0
138.	Issues concerning the decline of birthrate and the increase of the aging population	0
1026.	International relations	0
27.	Discrimination/inequality	1
18.	Orphans/street children/homeless children	0
38.	Inflation/price hike	0
1045.	Town council management	0
1014.	Disability inclusion	0
33.	Government efficiency	0
19.	Services (other)	2
336.	Generational conflicts	0
990.	No problems	828
29.	Democracy/political rights	1
32.	Environment/pollution/protection	0
136.	Issues concerning the constitution	0
345.	Confidence	0
341.	Homosexuality	0
1335.	Not fighting for Islam and Malay	8
1005.	Citizen's overdependence on the government	0
140.	Environmental issues	0
340.	Good condition for doing business	0
1012.	cpf	0
7.	Farming/agriculture	1
1002.	Animal welfare laws	0
35.	Governance (leaders, unity, etc.)	0
31.	Civil war	0
1046.	Transparency in governance	0
25.	Political violence	0
145.	Issues concerning pension and social security	0
1040.	Single mother welfare	0
1022.	Government efficiency	0
12.	Communications	1
1009.	Continuous need for businesses to have a competitive advantage	0
1048.	Work life balance	0
34.	Social problems general (divorce, gambiling, drugs)	0
1015.	Elderly welfare	0
1028.	Media transparency	0
1007.	Climate change	0
1338.	Social problems in society	6
1351.	Religious humiliation	3
347.	Restoration of the death penalty	0
338.	Government welfare	0
1337.	Power abuse	1
1334.	Integrity	0
1332.	Economy is dominated by other nations	2
343.	Forest fire in Goseong area	0
1013.	Disability care	0
144.	Electoral reform (Reduction in Diet seats / Malapportionment)	0
-1.	Missing	0
143.	Decentralization (e.g. Osaka Metropolis Plan)	0
10.	Land	1
1049.	Younger generation's welfare	0
1003.	Bicycle safety	0
1336.	Language usage	1
1004.	Child abuse	0
339.	Temporary employees	0
28.	Gender issues/women's rights	0
1034.	Proper job matching	0
15.	Housing	11
1018.	Foreigners replacing locals in the workforce	0
1.	Management of the economy	64
17.	Water supply	4
13.	Infrastructure/roads	6
1017.	Financial transparency	0
350.	Decrease in population/low birth rate	0
1349.	Media transparency	1
132.	Restoration from the 3.11 earthquake	0
1344.	Drug abuse	2
23.	Crime and security	14
1341.	Foreign immigrants(PATI)	6
1038.	Rigid society	0
2.	Wages, incomes and salaries	16
8.	Food shortage.famine	0
1342.	Society right	2
16.	Electricity	0
24.	Corruption	23
146.	Local Issues	0
1023.	Government's lack of communication	0
141.	National security (The right to collective self-defense / The peripheral situations around East Asia)	0
4.	Poverty/destitution	2
999.	Decline to answer	0
1031.	Neglected public opinion	0
5.	Rates and Taxes	8
1019.	Freedom of speech	0
133.	Measures taken against the nuclear and radiation accident and compensation for its damages	0
9.	Drought	0
14.	Education	19
1346.	Not fulfilling promise	2
334.	Inter-Korea relations/North and South Korea relations	0
39.	Other	0
1345.	Malay vigulse priviledges	2
142.	Issues concerning the relocation of U.S. military bases in Okinawa	0
1333.	Not focusing on citizens' welfare	33
335.	Freedom of the press	0
22.	Sickness/disease	0
1037.	Retirement age	0
1016.	Ex-offenders aftercare	0
134.	Issues concerning trade and economic agreements (TPP)	0
1020.	Global competitiveness	0
139.	Financial deficit	0
1033.	Population growth	0
344.	Strong rule of law	0
11.	Transportation	7
352.	Reduction the benefit for the civil servant	0
1025.	Inflation	0
337.	Conflict between employers and workers	0
20.	Health	1
1036.	Retiree's welfare	0
1339.	Poor ethics among civil servants	5
1010.	Cost of healthcare	0
997.	Do not understand the question	0
37.	Government policy, general	0
998.	Can't choose	54
1035.	Religious freedom	0
1030.	National resources	0
1042.	Social issues	0
3.	Unemployment	23
137.	Issues concerning the Emperor and the Imperial family	0
1006.	Citizen's welfare	0
21.	aids	0
1041.	Social graciousness	0
30.	War (international)	0
6.	Loans/credit	0
1340.	The power of the king	3
1350.	Uneven development and infrastructure	19
351.	Reducing the nuclear power plant	0
36.	Immigrants/foreign workers	0
1011.	Covid-19 issues	0
1043.	Societal moral values	0
1353.	Environment issues	2
1024.	Immigration policy	0
1008.	Community integration awareness	0
1027.	Investment transparency	0
1032.	Overwhelming foreign population	0
349.	Saving budget	0
1001.	Aging population	0
26.	Political instablity/political divisions/ethnic tensions	8
1348.	Racial issues	15
1352.	Policies and Laws	0
346.	Job diversification	0
1044.	Standard of living	0
1343.	Poor administration	21
1021.	Governmenet accountability	0
1347.	Poor leadership quality	8
1354.	Minimum age of marriage	0
1039.	Road safety	0
1029.	National Solidarity	0
333.	Diplomacy for national security	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 1353.0; StDev 404.1977333963535; Mean 861.9320937752627; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:92nK43nb0Xz6bykpv100Pw==

107 How likely is it that the government will solve the most important problem y

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	121
8.	Can`t choose	23
3.	Not very likely	303
0.	Not applicable	0
1.	Very likely	102
2.	Likely	589
7.	Do not understand question	0
4.	Not at all likely	96
9.	Decline to answer	3

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; StDev 1.511584949585797; Min. -1.0; Mean 2.152789005658852; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ySaT25zS/GqHeA9ISQFiWQ==

108 Citizens are able to remove a government they don't like through elections

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Strongly agree	558
2.	Somewhat agree	539
8.	Can't choose	3
7.	Don't understand the question	2
9.	Decline to answer	4
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	25
3.	Somewhat disagree	106

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.7202910266774463; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.9089721315568129;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:iiMNFN2gQINv1xgSTlLgDg==

109 In our country, parties and candidates not in power have opportunities to be

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	158
3.	Somewhat disagree	318
9.	Decline to answer	8
8.	Can't choose	21
1.	Strongly agree	221
7.	Don't understand the question	5
2.	Somewhat agree	506

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.5012126111560242; StDev 1.3137461509349795; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:YKGtqK7AtU6BISoRk36k+g==

110 Between elections, the people have no way of holding the government responsi

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Somewhat agree	374
4.	Strongly disagree	310
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Somewhat disagree	412
8.	Can't choose	10
7.	Don't understand the question	6
9.	Decline to answer	2
1.	Strongly agree	123

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.818916734033953; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.1210826613930183

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:yCoP6V4XmCXwOamB+WdbTA==

111 When government leaders break the laws, there is nothing the court can do

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Don't understand the question	6
3.	Somewhat disagree	325
4.	Strongly disagree	545
8.	Can't choose	19
9.	Decline to answer	1
1.	Strongly agree	118
2.	Somewhat agree	223

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 3.170573969280517; StDev 1.2104617096594248;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ovn4xRVuBBPQy/fk6iJHdg==

112 All citizens from different ethnic communities in the country are treated eq

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Somewhat agree	456
8.	Can't choose	7
4.	Strongly disagree	153
7.	Don't understand the question	0
3.	Somewhat disagree	242
1.	Strongly agree	378
9.	Decline to answer	1
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.1770412287793044; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.0995100302185645; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:cFOxMRFSTnSwWdad9HSfSw==

113 Rich and poor people are treated equally by the government

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
8.	Can't choose	9
4.	Strongly disagree	187
3.	Somewhat disagree	256
2.	Somewhat agree	365
7.	Don't understand the question	0
1.	Strongly agree	420

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.2134195634599836; Max. 8.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.169895175250009; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:EExevDWwGUDsmSknM4DvgA==

114 People have basic necessities like food, clothes, and shelter

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Don't understand the question	2
4.	Strongly disagree	70
8.	Can't choose	3
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
2.	Somewhat agree	513
1.	Strongly agree	483
3.	Somewhat disagree	166

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.8795472918350846; StDev 0.9300157228389794;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2N+UQRTODVu0srhtay3fgw==

115 People are free to speak what they think without fear

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Strongly agree	504
3.	Somewhat disagree	173
4.	Strongly disagree	67
8.	Can't choose	6
2.	Somewhat agree	486
7.	Don't understand the question	0
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	1

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.9815563764132621; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.8755052546483433; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:BJgjt/l5pg8UuG0QswYNAA==

116 People can join any organization they like without fear

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	11
9.	Decline to answer	1
7.	Don't understand the question	0
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Somewhat disagree	187
2.	Somewhat agree	520
4.	Strongly disagree	61
1.	Strongly agree	457

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.9393694421988688; StDev 1.0367255787814704

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:V5741bJ81ZpZXYHnwBePeQ==

117 How often do government officials withhold important information from the pu

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	9
2.	Most of the time	398
3.	Sometimes	353
1.	Always	332
4.	Rarely	74
8.	Can't choose	67
7.	Do not understand the question	4

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 2.5286984640258687; StDev 1.7038484909281224; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:X49SeaX6zsGPk7n5uv8kjw==

118 How often do you think government leaders break the law or abuse their power

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Rarely	103
1.	Always	258
2.	Most of the time	399
9.	Decline to answer	7
7.	Do not understand the question	3
3.	Sometimes	419
8.	Can't choose	48
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.5812449474535177; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.50970026461591; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:8jqcit+vsdxi72baIiM1Kg==

119 How often do you think our elections offer the voters a real choice between

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
3.	Sometimes	337
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	9
8.	Can't choose	45
1.	Always	333
4.	Rarely	132
2.	Most of the time	381

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.4965524579265828; Min. 1.0; Max. 8.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.471301535974131;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2uQk9hGL+x/lMzCTNYbuJQ==

120 To what extent is the legislature capable of keeping government leaders in c

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	3
4.	Not at all capable	31
2.	Capable	796
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Not capable	271
8.	Can't choose	41
1.	Very capable	85
7.	Do not understand the question	10

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.3018955982395612; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.4567502021018597; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:IfiN/mWrDlHfYfAvQCzFMg==

121 How well do you think the government responds to what people want?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	4
3.	Not very responsive	546
2.	Largely responsive	555
9.	Decline to answer	3
1.	Very responsive	57
4.	Not responsive at all	57
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	15

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.5933710590137427; StDev 0.9781039889371046; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:nMXROzDNZ0dPREUoYg+WHA==

122 How much do you feel that having elections makes the government more respons

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Not much	498
7.	Do not understand the question	4
9.	Decline to answer	4
1.	A good deal	147
2.	Quite a lot	523
8.	Can't choose	13
4.	Not at all	48
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.0395015276434962; Max. 9.0; Mean 2.4632174616006473

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:1Cim65d4M1Yj80mvQixZrA==

123 How capable is the government of enforcing laws and implementing policies?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Not at all capable	29
7.	Do not understand the question	6
9.	Decline to answer	1
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Capable	841
1.	Very capable	106
8.	Can't choose	24
3.	Not capable	230

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.2934518997574775; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.067494480703933; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:b0lAt///9QTN0bwoY15pRg==

124 How widespread do you think corruption and bribe-taking are in your local/mu

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Most officials are corrupt	295
4.	Almost everyone is corrupt	75
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	13
2.	Not a lot of officials are corrupt	655
1.	Hardly anyone is involved	103
8.	Can't choose	93
7.	Do not understand the question	3

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.813257881972515; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.785382613516481; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:G0IwtQmZHenwmEUIEIY9kA==

125 How widespread do you think corruption and bribe-taking are in the national

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	132
9.	Decline to answer	11
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	4
3.	Most officials are corrupt	327
2.	Not a lot of officials are corrupt	609
4.	Almost everyone is corrupt	79
1.	Hardly anyone is involved	75

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 3.0501212611156028; StDev 1.9593135979030676; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JWZwKDAfnTgP1Ei9iQL4OA==

126 How effective is the government in cracking down on corruption?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	1
8.	Can't choose	15
1.	Very effective	123
9.	Decline to answer	1
3.	Not very effective	313
2.	Somewhat effective	671
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Not effective at all	113

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.4187550525464836; StDev 1.019663026854496

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ZkrxnV0Bbn3271uXheJPkw==

127 Have you or anyone you know personally witnessed an act of corruption or bri

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	2
8.	Can't choose	5
2.	No	989
7.	Do not understand the question	0
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Yes	241

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.628108139384039; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 1.840743734842361

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2JvUJEMr9mkZGcl+faP71A==

127a_1 Did you personally witness it or were you told about it by a family membe

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	180
0.	Not applicable	0
2.	No	60
-1.	Missing	996
8.	Can't choose	0
9.	Do not know	1

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Mean -0.5553759094583676; StDev 0.9499858414045039; Min. -1.0; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:RXlROkW1N3DAAX9Y378U0A==

127a_2 Did you personally witness it or were you told about it by a family memb

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	996
9.	Do not know	3
1.	Yes	115
2.	No	123
8.	Can't choose	0
0.	Not applicable	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.1188155697839535; Min. -1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Mean -0.491511721907842;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:1e/oaf0z6G2QQ8ao2E33QA==

127a_3 Did you personally witness it or were you told about it by a family memb

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	0
1.	Yes	153
-1.	Missing	996
2.	No	85
9.	Do not know	3
8.	Can't choose	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. -1.0; Mean -0.5222312045270808; StDev 1.0622374573309359;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:f/P3a7zwZsbpub3Ms607oQ==

128 Where would you place China today on this scale?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	7	214
98.	Can't choose	61
8.	8	137
-1.	Missing	0
10.	Completely democratic	65
2.	2	28
97.	Don't understand the question	6
3.	3	67
1.	Completely Undemocratic	71
6.	6	192
5.	5	247
9.	9	54
4.	4	93
99.	Decline to answer	2

Summary Statistics: StDev 21.25540426598244; Min. 1.0; Max. 99.0; Mean 10.974130962004857; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:S/ZJchvyj71jmnu2J8xglw==

129 Where would you place the United States today on this scale?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	2	22
97.	Don't understand the question	6
-1.	Missing	0
3.	3	49
4.	4	76
98.	Can't choose	73
99.	Decline to answer	3
8.	8	194
9.	9	101
10.	Completely democratic	98
1.	Completely Undemocratic	30
7.	7	198
5.	5	214
6.	6	173

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 99.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 22.86792842538281; Mean 12.524656426839133;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:8bejm6MrgmTffYSqUzVvQg==

130 Where would you place Japan today on this scale?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
5.	5	152
97.	Don't understand the question	14
1.	Completely Undemocratic	18
6.	6	139
7.	7	207
98.	Can't choose	103
10.	Completely democratic	144
99.	Decline to answer	4
-1.	Missing	0
9.	9	149
3.	3	29
8.	8	225
2.	2	10
4.	4	43

Summary Statistics: Mean 15.981406628941011; Valid 1237.0; Max. 99.0; StDev 27.059633479395465; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:oL4+zVQDtIbnXjmrEfS7mg==

131 Where would you place India today on this scale?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	7	117
1.	Completely Undemocratic	72
3.	3	137
97.	Don't understand the question	15
10.	Completely democratic	22
-1.	Missing	0
4.	4	153
5.	5	294
99.	Decline to answer	6
6.	6	163
2.	2	62
8.	8	51
9.	9	14
98.	Can't choose	131

Summary Statistics: StDev 30.6368788662111; Mean 16.270816491511724; Min. 1.0; Max. 99.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:sQLypVL9O6X8+FgzZPbtqA==

132 Which of the following statements comes closest to your own opinion?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	2
1.	Democracy is always preferable to any other kind of government	853
2.	Under some circumstances, an authoritarian government can be preferable to a democratic one	155
7.	Do not understand the question	5
3.	For people like me, it does not matter whether we have a democratic or nondemocratic regime	201
8.	Can't choose	21

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.6063055780113191; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.2205332063655823; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:UwUW8ufTw0yZ4NCJMkZlsw==

133 Which of the following statements comes closer to your own view?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	20
7.	Do not understand the question	7
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Democracy cannot solve our society`s problems	220
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Democracy is capable of solving the problems of our society	990

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.3249797898140667; Max. 8.0; StDev 1.0339535634031374; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bM9E/uot8VZ9zKpuct6S+A==

134 If you had to choose between democracy and economic development, which would

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	4
2.	Economic development is somewhat more important	222
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Economic development is definitely more important	684
5.	They are both equally important	109
4.	Democracy is definitely more important	91
3.	Democracy is somewhat more important	107
8.	Can't choose	19
9.	Decline to answer	1

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.059013742926435; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.5487472745290363; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:UFpCZKDaqpLjlUNLRzhvgg==

135 If you had to choose between reducing economic inequality and protecting pol

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	9
5.	They are both equally important	75
3.	Protecting political freedom is somewhat more important	158
4.	Protecting political freedom is definitely more important	87
8.	Can't choose	35
2.	Reducing economic inequality is somewhat more important	260
1.	Reducing economic inequality is definitely more important	612
9.	Decline to answer	1

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.167340339531124; StDev 1.6320913355577984; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:tvIIhJlCw3Xtf1y3gBPgIg==

136 Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Democracy may have i

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Strongly disagree	10
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Strongly agree	316
3.	Disagree	101
7.	Do not understand the question	7
2.	Agree	784
8.	Can't choose	19

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.962813257881971; Max. 8.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.031184244687029;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JmtrE7K8tOllIl0WwgJ3XQ==

137 We should get rid of parliament and elections and have a strong leader decid

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	13
9.	Decline to answer	1
1.	Strongly agree	153
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	2
2.	Somewhat agree	286
3.	Somewhat disagree	307
4.	Strongly disagree	475

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 1.1949301815938227; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.9692805173807635

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:e6ZUpu9/ZehL1bGADf4+Rg==

138 Only one political party should be allowed to stand for election and hold of

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Strongly disagree	585
1.	Strongly agree	90
2.	Somewhat agree	193
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	3
3.	Somewhat disagree	354
9.	Decline to answer	0
8.	Can't choose	12

Summary Statistics: Max. 8.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 3.2295877122069525; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.0721530714044598;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Tn+R4JDrHfrasbAPWUQakQ==

139 The army (military) should come in to govern the country

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Somewhat disagree	356
8.	Can't choose	20
1.	Strongly agree	64
2.	Somewhat agree	156
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	638
7.	Do not understand the question	2
9.	Decline to answer	1

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.0797261464504035; Mean 3.3783346806790635; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Z6IU60XAoLm6eyOtxDn7Gw==

140 We should get rid of elections and parliaments and have experts make decisio

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	2
7.	Do not understand the question	4
8.	Can't choose	13
4.	Strongly disagree	580
3.	Somewhat disagree	315
2.	Somewhat agree	226
1.	Strongly agree	97
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.1389168505691343; Valid 1237.0; Mean 3.204527081649152; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Uv5VREVhe6kJGKi8ptEp4A==

141 I think I have the ability to participate in politics

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Strongly agree	102
9.	Decline to answer	3
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	2
3.	Somewhat disagree	366
2.	Somewhat agree	324
8.	Can't choose	6
4.	Strongly disagree	434

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 2.96928051738076; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.084918926646219; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:H/TmgDs0lq2FlHR/4LZ9/Q==

142 Sometimes politics and government seems so complicated that a person like me

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	86
7.	Do not understand the question	2
1.	Strongly agree	370
9.	Decline to answer	1
2.	Somewhat agree	562
8.	Can't choose	2
3.	Somewhat disagree	214

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.9422495009917697; Max. 9.0; Mean 2.036378334680679; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:dekuRcFFGILeBTlGVDUdlw==

143 People like me don`t have any influence over what the government does

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	3
8.	Can't choose	11
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	155
1.	Strongly agree	270
3.	Somewhat disagree	265
9.	Decline to answer	2
2.	Somewhat agree	531

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.3233629749393683; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.1358581753537733

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:xL2YI9jBTDMQePe6V0gfLA==

144 You can generally trust the people who run our government to do what is righ

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Strongly agree	166
7.	Do not understand the question	3
2.	Somewhat agree	592
4.	Strongly disagree	103
3.	Somewhat disagree	353
8.	Can't choose	17
9.	Decline to answer	3
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.115157639950505; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 2.4292643492320125; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:BBasGmS50kg/qFezNSGF6A==

145 A citizen should always remain loyal only to his country, no matter how impe

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Somewhat disagree	264
9.	Decline to answer	3
7.	Do not understand the question	1
2.	Somewhat agree	492
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	114
1.	Strongly agree	353
8.	Can't choose	10

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Mean 2.181891673403394; StDev 1.1249143705218885; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Z2SkErzjf6NfrabWTuksEA==

146 Women should not be involved in politics as much as men

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	4
9.	Decline to answer	2
4.	Strongly disagree	621
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Somewhat agree	154
3.	Somewhat disagree	379
7.	Do not understand the question	2
1.	Strongly agree	75

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 3.2886014551333864; StDev 0.9754134798788008;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2JLLL+EDjKTzeYlJmxZzfQ==

147 The government should consult religious authorities when interpreting the la

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Somewhat agree	424
1.	Strongly agree	354
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	4
3.	Somewhat disagree	219
9.	Decline to answer	2
4.	Strongly disagree	225
8.	Can't choose	9

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.3257881972514163; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.227947005496245; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:c2oelO9/3uWHZZgK5yqB3Q==

148 People with little or no education should have as much say in politics as hi

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Somewhat agree	487
3.	Somewhat disagree	177
8.	Can't choose	5
7.	Do not understand the question	1
4.	Strongly disagree	91
9.	Decline to answer	1
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Strongly agree	475

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 1.940177849636217; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.0118925365673663;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:NEzeafVDdHwxKd8LG0eZkw==

149 Government leaders are like the head of a family; we should all follow their

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Somewhat disagree	387
7.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	Strongly agree	203
4.	Strongly disagree	157
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	8
9.	Decline to answer	1
2.	Somewhat agree	481

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Mean 2.447049312853678; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.0286281317010464

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:uaGT6HLZ8HFgvrndr2WCrQ==

150 The government should decide whether certain ideas should be allowed to be d

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Somewhat agree	524
4.	Strongly disagree	192
1.	Strongly agree	206
8.	Can't choose	15
7.	Do not understand the question	2
3.	Somewhat disagree	297
9.	Decline to answer	1

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.1505496783940818; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.470493128536782; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Go+xXsFeJrkqxykpSOPbYQ==

151 Harmony of the community will be disrupted if people organize lots of groups

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Somewhat disagree	199
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	1
8.	Can't choose	9
1.	Strongly agree	375
9.	Decline to answer	2
2.	Somewhat agree	577
4.	Strongly disagree	74

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 1.0316053153459335; Max. 9.0; Mean 2.0363783346806787; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:XJgcyvJcEqWnuC37j/LBpQ==

152 When judges decide important cases, they should accept the view of the execu

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	29
9.	Decline to answer	3
2.	Somewhat agree	470
7.	Do not understand the question	9
1.	Strongly agree	208
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	198
3.	Somewhat disagree	320

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Mean 2.6046887631366205; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.3592821269427764

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JGXsfi/reuVhHRXfNBeTJw==

153 If the government is constantly checked [i.e. monitored and supervised] by t

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Somewhat agree	439
4.	Strongly disagree	194
9.	Decline to answer	1
3.	Somewhat disagree	434
1.	Strongly agree	126
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	38
7.	Do not understand the question	5

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.3155675250233658; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.772837510105093;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:LnIx/pjm1fdRPDrpQCZ2xQ==

154 If we have political leaders who are morally upright, we can let them decide

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	12
9.	Decline to answer	1
4.	Strongly disagree	280
2.	Somewhat agree	366
3.	Somewhat disagree	438
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	2
1.	Strongly agree	138

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 1.1012450491080226; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 2.7671786580436537

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:79CWsPypqeKBcxSXXKBJ3Q==

155 If people have too many different ways of thinking, society will be chaotic

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	8
2.	Somewhat agree	551
3.	Somewhat disagree	208
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Strongly agree	379
4.	Strongly disagree	88
9.	Decline to answer	2
7.	Do not understand the question	1

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.0434761174274216; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.058205335489087;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+0O0UOMNvGr0JHunDz1UkQ==

156 Which of the following statements do you agree with the most? distinct way o

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	2
8.	Can't choose	9
2.	2 Our country should do more to learn from other countries even if we might lose our country's distinct way of life(or c	363
9.	Decline to answer	2
-1.	Missing	0
1.	1 Our country should do more to defend our way of life	861

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.8230961619293109; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.3670169765561848; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:RiQxoZZp6nvn4bde6J7u9g==

156a Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Strongly agree	583
0.	Not applicable	0
-1.	Missing	13
2.	Agree	641

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.5597330161424703; Valid 1237.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.4971705739692807; Min. -1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:vmjNMRGRefP/G/jnyIlkGw==

156_1 Our country should do more to learn from other countries(q156+q156a)

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Strongly disagree	439
3.	Agree	219
2.	Disagree	422
8.	Can't choose	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
4.	Strongly agree	144
0.	Not applicable	13
7.	Do not understand the question	0
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.033953112368633; Max. 4.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.0194603120754036

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:NsYTi9QqNVEWgKHbkh90XQ==

157 Which of the following statements do you agree with the most? the imports of

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can`t choose	14
7.	Do not understand the question	4
9.	Decline to answer	1
2.	Our country should do more trade with other countries even if the rise of imports might harm our workers and farmers	325
1.	Our country should limit the imports of foreign goods to protect our farmers and workers	893
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Mean 1.3678253839935324; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.9224104179774495

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:44ab1iP90NDA+IgCxRIS9Q==

157a Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	0
1.	Strongly agree	562
2.	Agree	656
-1.	Missing	19

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. -1.0; StDev 0.5851795549812638; Mean 1.4995957962813256

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:1bmGVkRnWqSDk8G8r/8f5w==

157_1 Our country should do more trade with other countries(q157+q157a)

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Disagree	437
4.	Strongly agree	106
1.	Strongly disagree	456
8.	Can't choose	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	0
3.	Agree	219
0.	Not applicable	19

Summary Statistics: Max. 4.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.9736792693095391; Mean 1.9490703314470488; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:zrKTNq1Fufe+SH7278JP3A==

158 Do you think the government should increase or decrease the inflow of foreig

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can`t choose	5
7.	Do not understand the question	0
2.	The government should maintain the current inflow of foreigners	134
9.	Decline to answer	0
4.	The government should not allow any more foreigners	262
-1.	Missing	0
3.	The government should reduce the inflow of foreigners	802
1.	The government should increase the inflow of foreigners	34

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.7258290964388129; Max. 8.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 3.0687146321746157;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:1+31ZfKvOK6tkrtKu+6SQw==

159 How fair do you think income distribution is in the country?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Very unfair	212
9.	Decline to answer	1
3.	Unfair	471
1.	Very fair	49
7.	Do not understand the question	8
8.	Can`t choose	32
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Fair	464

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.2125698707281343; Mean 2.8771220695230397; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:w1EvscS120jcKaarsVLoYg==

160a It is the responsibility of the government to narrow the gap between the ri

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Some responsibility	320
2.	Most of the responsibility	353
9.	Decline to answer	1
4.	No responsibility	161
1.	All responsibility	387
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	0
8.	Can`t choose	15

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 2.2845594179466446; StDev 1.22005725795487;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:DwFp1JKisI87XsLCw7tDNQ==

160b It is the responsibility of the government to make sure that everyone has a

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	1
7.	Do not understand the question	0
4.	No responsibility	34
1.	All responsibility	594
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Some responsibility	148
2.	Most of the responsibility	455
8.	Can`t choose	5

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Mean 1.7243330638641878; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.9053051009863634

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:9Mt0k0/fZRM/NIw04FQPCQ==

160c It is the responsibility of the government to make sure that everyone has a

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Some responsibility	94
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Most of the responsibility	407
4.	No responsibility	6
1.	All responsibility	724
7.	Do not understand the question	1
8.	Can`t choose	4
9.	Decline to answer	1

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.7975351384613528; Mean 1.5295068714632174; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Bd6eLzRwrDrjAtnRBjUnFQ==

160d It is the responsibility of the government to make sure that basic necessit

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can`t choose	5
1.	All responsibility	471
4.	No responsibility	123
2.	Most of the responsibility	377
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Some responsibility	260
9.	Decline to answer	1
7.	Do not understand the question	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.082296946076291; Mean 2.0582053354890872;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3K3RIbR9YmdAkxwto2ekXA==

161 How worried are you that your family might lose its major source of income w

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	2
3.	Not too worried	158
9.	Decline to answer	0
4.	Not worried at all	54
8.	Can`t choose	1
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Somewhat worried	426
1.	Very worried	596

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.7461600646725957; Max. 8.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.8887531083642886

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:0z8VWHIdEC81lOukMjXFew==

162 The following is a hypothetical question: If your family were unfortunate en

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	We could manage just fine	149
8.	Can`t choose	3
7.	Do not understand the question	2
1.	It would be serious, and we would have difficulty coping	552
2.	It would be serious, but we could deal with it	531
9.	Decline to answer	0
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.6968472109943407; Max. 8.0; StDev 0.7765358016422077; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:GcH9GVXbZGMocOnimDGg0A==

163 Considering all the effort that you and your family members have made in the

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Fair	800
7.	Do not understand the question	1
8.	Can`t choose	20
4.	Very unfair	23
9.	Decline to answer	0
3.	Unfair	299
1.	Very fair	94

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.3039611964430073; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.9500939274540019; Max. 8.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:eyVYIuULI0Cmf7HA9HXKZQ==

164 As compared to my parent's generation, my generation has more or fewer oppor

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
8.	Can't choose	6
7.	Do not understand the question	2
3.	About the same	213
1.	Substantially more opportunities	122
5.	Substantially fewer opportunities	21
4.	Fewer opportunities	225
2.	More opportunities	648
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.5254648342764754; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.044498554889022; Min. 1.0; Max. 8.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3elI8MkbK6iYxI45Bpwtxg==

165 Will the next generation have had a better or worse life than our generation

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	A little worse	130
1.	Much better	332
2.	A little better	532
5.	Much worse	55
3.	About the same	130
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	3
7.	Do not understand the question	4
8.	Can't choose	51

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.633327163882467; Mean 2.4607922392886006;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JgBdiEVKgfvSDmt+zus5lA==

166 How proud are you to be a citizen of the country?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	6
3.	Not very proud	75
4.	Not proud at all	12
7.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	Very proud	755
9.	Decline to answer	0
2.	Somewhat proud	389

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 0.7960502115995846; Mean 1.498787388843977; Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:PsPd1hZYuO3HZOehlW1ClQ==

167 Given the chance, how willing would you be to go and live in another country

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very willing	80
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Willing	307
3.	Not willing	382
8.	Can't choose	6
7.	Do not understand the question	0
4.	Not willing at all	462
9.	Decline to answer	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 8.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 3.020210185933711; StDev 1.001008692463791

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/HZNZQ72KTvIv4sSx8ieBA==

168 Under a democratic system, the country endures poor economic performance

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	6
3.	Somewhat disagree	344
1.	Strongly agree	110
4.	Strongly disagree	159
2.	Somewhat agree	598
9.	Decline to answer	3
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	17

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.1367647321195662; Mean 2.569927243330638; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:uNuwC0WGHWxpnbV1NV9eCA==

169 Democratic regimes are indecisive and full of problems

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	18
3.	Somewhat disagree	482
7.	Do not understand the question	5
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	215
9.	Decline to answer	2
1.	Strongly agree	81
2.	Somewhat agree	434

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.1092328104356368; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.790622473726759; Max. 9.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:pkbYzqE0F2sMCR6cmvnPTA==

170 Democratic systems are not effective at maintaining order and stability

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	17
2.	Somewhat agree	383
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	245
3.	Somewhat disagree	506
1.	Strongly agree	77
9.	Decline to answer	1
7.	Do not understand the question	8

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.8633791430881157; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.102333166670283; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bm0Hq6UeLKuaN3k+mGJEzw==

171 The citizens in our country are not prepared for a democratic system

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Somewhat disagree	487
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Strongly disagree	256
8.	Can't choose	30
2.	Somewhat agree	377
7.	Do not understand the question	7
9.	Decline to answer	1
1.	Strongly agree	79

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.2200138345009615; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.9232012934519007

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:REYP9Bm3jkU4XiFaTmewsw==

172 Democracy negatively affects social and ethical values in our country

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	7
1.	Strongly agree	85
4.	Strongly disagree	300
3.	Somewhat disagree	509
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	22
2.	Somewhat agree	313
9.	Decline to answer	1

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.1553206073356699; Mean 2.968472109943411;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:oJQ96wCOa0nXzKUKVYyWMw==

173 As long as a government can solve our country's economic problem, it does no

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Somewhat disagree	328
1.	Strongly agree	207
2.	Somewhat agree	471
8.	Can't choose	24
4.	Strongly disagree	197
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	1
7.	Do not understand the question	9

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.5747776879547297; StDev 1.2885897888401425; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:F9GiNVw0xATb2HVGEEXFUg==

174 Which country has the most influence in Asia?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
17.	Vietnam	0
9.	Taiwan	0
98.	Can't choose	40
13.	Brazil	1
14.	Germany	1
16.	Turkey	1
8.	South Korea	5
25.	New Zealand	0
19.	North Korea	0
99.	Decline to answer	4
3.	India	4
12.	Bangladesh	1
5.	Russia	0
18.	Laos	0
23.	Java	0
26.	Australia	0
15.	Saudi Arabia	1
21.	Indonesia	0
90.	Every country is influential	0
24.	Myanmar	0
6.	Other [please name]	0
2.	Japan	221
10.	China and United States	0
11.	United Kingdom	3
-1.	Missing	0
97.	Do not understand the question	4
20.	Brunei	0
4.	United States	255
1.	China	696
7.	Singapore	0
22.	Malaysia	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 18.620820396565993; Mean 5.672594987873884; Max. 99.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:NNEuJZyQvY641CsduAqHVA==

175 Does the United States do more good or harm to Asia?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Much more harm than good	189
7.	Do not understand the question	11
2.	Somewhat more good than harm	446
1.	Much more good than harm	88
3.	Somewhat more harm than good	438
9.	Decline to answer	4
8.	Can't choose	61
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.951495553759094; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.512913596724332; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:EuLHUXz0jSodl0hsYr40HA==

176 The influence of the U.S. on world affairs today is negative or positive?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
97.	Don't understand the question	8
99.	Decline to answer	3
1.	1 Highly negative	94
10.	10 Highly positive	26
-1.	Missing	0
2.	2	47
6.	6	184
5.	5	280
98.	Can't choose	35
3.	3	115
9.	9	46
7.	7	146
4.	4	134
8.	8	119

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; StDev 17.672537541843305; Max. 99.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 8.669361358124497

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:dLyCaNQ14y5HQgaSsKDrag==

177 Does China do more good or harm to Asia?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Much more good than harm	199
8.	Can't choose	43
3.	Somewhat more harm than good	252
9.	Decline to answer	3
4.	Much more harm than good	62
7.	Do not understand the question	8
2.	Somewhat more good than harm	670

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.3920482789461293; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.400970088924818;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3wejPQ7A8evwy9FT7ejs5w==

178 The infulece of China on world affairs today is negative or positive?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
97.	Don't understand the question	4
9.	9	68
4.	4	88
-1.	Missing	0
98.	Can't choose	21
6.	6	197
5.	5	251
99.	Decline to answer	2
3.	3	46
2.	2	26
1.	1 Highly negative	22
8.	8	194
10.	10 Highly positive	61
7.	7	257

Summary Statistics: Max. 99.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 13.535587191456854; Mean 8.260307194826192;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:pghenffSV5lF4Z7qpfy7ZQ==

179 In ten years, which country will have the most influence in Asia?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
21.	Indonesia	1
98.	Can't choose	50
90.	Every country is influential	0
4.	United States	205
18.	Laos	0
3.	India	20
5.	Russia	0
11.	United Kingdom	3
15.	Saudi Arabia	2
22.	Malaysia	5
9.	Taiwan	0
-1.	Missing	0
19.	North Korea	0
97.	Do not understand the question	2
99.	Decline to answer	6
24.	Myanmar	0
6.	Other [please name]	0
14.	Germany	0
1.	China	696
26.	Australia	0
2.	Japan	242
12.	Bangladesh	0
10.	China and United States	0
25.	New Zealand	0
8.	South Korea	3
20.	Brunei	1
13.	Brazil	0
17.	Vietnam	0
16.	Turkey	0
23.	Java	0
7.	Singapore	1

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 20.424607319781103; Mean 6.4616006467259375; Max. 99.0; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:kMFwfYyXKDzAL3EkI9F7jQ==

180 Which country should be a model for our own country's future development?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
36.	Dubai	1
6.	Russia	0
31.	Australia	0
15.	Saudi Arabia	3
26.	France	0
30.	European countries	0
10.	China and United States	0
13.	Brazil	0
4.	Japan	465
39.	Java	0
25.	Northern Europe	0
90.	It depends	0
99.	Decline to answer	0
23.	Denmark	1
17.	Vietnam	0
20.	Brunei	9
40.	Qatar	0
42.	Sweden	0
98.	Can't choose	25
12.	Bangladesh	0
32.	Philippines	0
38.	Switzerland	1
11.	United Kingdom	0
43.	Eastern Europe	0
37.	Israel	1
44.	Norway	0
5.	Singapore	234
97.	Don't understand the question	1
35.	Libya	1
28.	New Zealand	0
41.	United Arab Emirates	0
9.	South Korea	1
3.	India	4
21.	Indonesia	1
16.	Turkey	2
14.	Germany	0
7.	Other [please name]	0
22.	Malaysia	0
29.	Netherland	0
34.	Thailand	0
-1.	Missing	0
19.	North Korea	0
2.	China	287
27.	Finland	0
24.	Canada	0
1.	United States	79
33.	Cuba	0
18.	Laos	0
8.	We should follow our country's own model	121

Summary Statistics: StDev 13.802521656916504; Valid 1237.0; Max. 98.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 6.197251414713017;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:T4M3vEu1v9KQZk7Nq2wJ0g==

181 How much influence does China have on our country?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	No influence at all	14
2.	Some influence	537
8.	Can't choose	28
1.	A great deal of influence	595
9.	Decline to answer	0
3.	Not much influence	60
-1.	Missing	0
7.	Do not understand the question	3

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.7380759902991114; Max. 8.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.1759237300166474

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bLDxKd6ULj6yW8VCx6K2WA==

182 General speaking, the influence China has on our country is?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	3
8.	Can't choose	44
5.	Negative	72
2.	Positive	455
3.	Somewhat positive	421
1.	Very positive	100
9.	Decline to answer	1
6.	Very negative	11
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Somewhat negative	130

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.4352864327441617; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.9110751818916722

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qfcLEqyajCeGooE68vbP4g==

183 How much influence does the United States have on our country?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	49
2.	Some influence	624
4.	No influence at all	28
7.	Do not understand the question	6
1.	A great deal of influence	366
3.	Not much influence	163
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	1

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.1487469684721097; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.4438325923926463; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+/g56q3EX0/kdN2Ub8g5jQ==

184 General speaking, the influence the United States has on our country is?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	54
4.	Somewhat negative	311
5.	Negative	153
3.	Somewhat positive	356
7.	Do not understand the question	7
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Positive	286
1.	Very positive	43
9.	Decline to answer	3
6.	Very negative	24

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.5166497827049326; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 3.5117219078415522; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:puGQgMnmFfQwzuNHVXz6yw==

185 Which aspect about the Asian power's influence and impact you have in mind w

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Security	110
2.	Economy	776
5.	Other(please specify)	11
7.	Do not understand the question	3
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	23
4.	Culture	158
9.	Decline to answer	3
1.	Politics	153

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.3880355699272457; StDev 1.2259805290596726

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:c5eya28qgKPTIG1LJ2VJbQ==

186 How close do you feel to ASEAN?(ASEAN countries only)?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7.	Do not understand the question	34
8.	Can't choose	62
9.	Decline to answer	4
2.	Close	558
4.	Not close at all	159
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Very close	89
3.	Not very close	331

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.913500404203719; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.6344156005680213

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:nmgZTsYQ+qHBP4yTtYJa0Q==

se2 Gender

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Male	615
2.	Female	622

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.5028294260307198; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.5001942155237716; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:E3ugs/wxGm3UwACvPJOYuw==

se3 Birth year

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency	Text
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 2001.0; Min. 1929.0; Mean 1978.3112368633792; StDev 16.7021105435238; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:B6EDJSggqBbAavjK11XInw==

se3_1 Actual age

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency	Text
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Mean 40.68876313662085; Min. 18.0; StDev 16.702110543523823; Max. 90.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:AjDg9ld+NgQt9FEm0ncuYw==

se4 Marital status

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Widowed	69
1.	Single/never married	404
8.	Can't choose	0
5.	Separated/Married but separated/ not living with legal spouse	7
6.	Divorced	16
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Married	739
9.	Decline to answer	0
3.	Living-in as married	2

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.8552950687146321; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 6.0; StDev 0.88820836050254

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:gAnd6bqPsyqfn17rWr8tng==

se5 Education

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
5.	Complete secondary/high school: technical/vocational type	194
9.	University education completed	259
99.	Decline to answer	0
4.	Incomplete secondary/high school: technical/vocational type	70
97.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	No formal education	34
8.	Some university education	30
2.	Incomplete primary/elementary	35
6.	Incomplete secondary/high school	87
7.	Complete secondary/high school	398
3.	Complete primary/elementary	118
10.	Post-graduate degree	12
-1.	Missing	0
98.	Can't choose	0
11.	Other	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 6.230396119644302; Max. 10.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 2.1887726729462065

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:XFUauQnVNMGf2ZOad0HJ8Q==

se5a How many year of formal education you have received?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency	Text
-1.	Missing	0
98.	Can't choose	0
99.	Decline to answer	0
90.	Not applicable	0

Summary Statistics: Mean 10.68795472918351; Valid 1237.0; StDev 3.511602420237735; Max. 20.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3PQycZvDgq/7d7udjo+hQA==

se6 Religion

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
202.	Hoa hao	0
82.	Mormons	0
30.	Jews	0
65.	Seicho	0
64.	Cosmology	0
88.	Iglesia filipina independente	0
77.	I-Kuan Tao	1
28.	Jesus christle	0
0.	Not applicable	9
41.	Shia	2
7202.	Atheism	0
50.	Hindu	81
7201.	Agnosticism	0
42.	Sunni	0
2151.	The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints	0
2000.	Christianity nfd	0
63.	Buddhist, Roman Catholic and Protestant	0
-1.	Missing	0
2110.	Churches of Christ nfd	0
2233.	Greek Orthodox	0
86.	Animism	0
25.	Epescopal	0
61.	Taoism and Buddhist	0
26.	Methodist	0
2239.	Eastern Orthodox	0
27.	Grace Gospel of Church	0
2237.	Serbian Orthodox	0
5011.	Judaism	0
24.	Evangelical	0
75.	Shinto	0
60.	Buddhist	244
200.	Baha_ihai	0
6999.	Religious Groups, nec	0
62.	Tenrikyo	0
6011.	Australian Aboriginal Traditional Religions	0
7203.	Humanism	0
98.	Can't choose	0
6133.	Paganism	0
2271.	Salvation Army	0
21.	Seventh Day Adventist	0
20.	Protestant	31
2331.	Uniting Church	0
40.	Islam	742
1.	Traditional folk religion(shenism)	0
22.	Baptist	0
70.	Other Asian religions	10
85.	Baha'i	0
74.	Born Again	0
2904.	Gnostic Christians	0
83.	Dating Daan	0
2171.	Lutheran	0
79.	Tiruray	0
23.	Pentecostal	0
2236.	Russian Orthodox	0
76.	Taoism	11
72.	Iglesia Ni Cristo	0
2232.	Antiochian Orthodox	0
90.	None	0
2234.	Macedonian Orthox	0
7303.	Own Spiritual Beliefs	0
87.	Soka association	0
2251.	Presbyterian	0
7200.	Secular Beliefs nfd	0
99.	Decline to answer	19
80.	Other	0
2402.	Australian Christian Churches(Assemblies of God)	0
7300.	Other Spiritual Beliefs nfd	0
201.	Caodaism	0
78.	Confucianism	0
10.	Roman Catholic	87
84.	Anglican	0
81.	Jehovah Witness	0
73.	Aglipayan	0
29.	Jesus chris is lord	0
71.	Sikhism	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 99.0; StDev 15.288870969456486; Valid 1237.0; Mean 43.19805982215036; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:SFpGsr1/k3V+iGH5CrmYOQ==

se7 Religiosity

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
6.	Once a month	15
2.	Once a day	118
4.	Once a week	81
0.	Not applicable	0
5.	Several times a month	0
98.	Can't choose	0
7.	Only during festivals (or several times a year)	39
1.	Several times a day	837
10.	Practically never	32
99.	Decline to answer	6
9.	Less often	38
8.	Once a year	0
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Several times a week	71

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 7.102473904118066; Mean 2.610347615198056; Max. 99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:uHt/RbvllqRYCg4DjT3Kgw==

se7a Would you describe yourself as very religious, moderately religious, lightl

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	Not religious at all	27
0.	Not applicable	0
2.	Moderately religious	856
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	0
9.	Decline to answer	14
3.	Lightly religious	119
1.	Very religious	221

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.9569956111934599; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 2.040420371867421

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:kmOmtx9xQGxpnkmNrDWOyA==

se8a How many people live in this household?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency	Text
-1.	Missing	0
99.	Decline to answer	0
98.	Can't choose	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 97.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 5.45675020210186; Valid 1237.0; StDev 3.68027807533921;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:d7OPGMaFfI5JC59udr7aEw==

se8b How many generations of family members live in this household?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	0
2.	Two generations	655
3.	Three generations	367
9.	Decline to answer	0
-1.	Missing	0
4.	More than three generations	17
8.	Can't choose	0
1.	One generation	198

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 2.1641067097817297; Valid 1237.0; Max. 4.0; StDev 0.6965508748755533;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ZUJi+c4w+Qxqs27z9yNAVA==

se9 Are you current employed?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Decline to answer	0
2.	Not employed	501
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Employed	736

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.4910929334355296; Mean 1.40501212611156; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Qq4dKooYUuwiEp7jOm6e1A==

se9a Are you current self-employed, working in a family business or an outside e

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Self-employed or business owner	333
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Working for an outside employer	299
2.	Working in family business	47
0.	Not applicable	501
4.	Working in the public sector	57
9.	Decline to answer	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.3270846006341754; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.254648342764754; Max. 4.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:yKhTWwdl07kKAoM0KE2v4g==

se9b How many people does your business employ?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
1.	No employees	232
9.	Decline to answer	0
3.	10+ employees	13
2.	1-9 employees	135
0.	Not applicable	857

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.4373484236054973; Max. 3.0; StDev 0.7265172177322052

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:9wRxEwsKlob8Md1Ik2H8Gg==

se9c What is your job title (ISCO code)

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8229.	Chemical-products machine operators nec	0
7132.	Floor layers & tile setters [incl. Parquetry Worker]	0
5210.	FASHION & OTHER MODELS [incl. Mannequin, Artist’s Model]	0
3229.	Modern health associate professionals except nursing nec [incl. Homeopath, Speech Therapist, Occupational Therapist]	0
7210.	METAL MOLDERS, WELDERS, SHEETMETAL WORKERS STRUCTURAL METAL	3
7240.	ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT MECHANICS & FIT-TERS	0
5120.	HOUSEKEEPING & RESTAURANT SERVICES WORKERS	0
7345.	Bookbinders, etc. workers	0
4211.	Cashiers & ticket clerks [incl. Bank Cashier, Store Cashier, Toll Collector]	7
7230.	MACHINERY MECHANICS & FITTERS	1
6142.	Charcoal burners, etc. workers	0
2332.	Pre-primary education teaching professionals	5
6123.	Apiarists & sericulturists [incl. Beekeeper, Silkworm Raiser]	0
7311.	Precision-instrument makers & repairers [incl. Dental Mechanic, Watch Maker]	0
6111.	Field crop & vegetable growers [incl. Specialized Crop Farmers, Specialized Crop Farm Workers]	7
7242.	Electronics ?tters	1
8286.	Paperboard, textile, etc. products assemblers	0
7530.	[APPRENTICE SKILLED WORK NFS]	0
7130.	BUILDING FINISHERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
3130.	OPTICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT OPERATORS	1
7312.	Musical-instrument makers & tuners	0
2321.	[Secondary teachers, academic track]	1
1232.	Personnel & industrial relations department managers	0
3226.	Physiotherapsits, etc. associate professionals [incl. Chiropractor, Masseur, Osteopath]	1
1120.	SENIOR [NATIONAL] GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS [incl. Minister, Ambassador]	0
1240.	OFFICE MANAGERS	10
7137.	Building, etc. electricians	0
7310.	PRECISION WORKERS IN METAL, ETC. MATERIALS	0
4121.	Accounting & bookkeeping clerks [incl. Payroll Clerk]	2
7520.	[SKILLED WORKERS NFS] [incl. Craftsman, Artisan, Tradesman]	0
8230.	RUBBER- & PLASTIC-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS	0
2300.	TEACHING PROFESSIONALS	0
5140.	OTHER PERSONAL SERVICES WORKERS	2
3100.	PHYSICAL & ENGINEERING SCIENCE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
7435.	Textile, leather, etc. pattern-makers & cutters	0
9331.	Hand or pedal vehicle drivers [incl. Rickshaw Driver]	0
2148.	Cartographers & surveyors	0
7415.	Food & beverage tasters & graders	0
9140.	BUILDING CARETAKERS, WINDOW, ETC. CLEANERS	0
8160.	POWER-PRODUCTION, ETC. PLANT OPERATORS	0
4144.	Scribes, etc. workers [incl. Form Filling Assistance Clerk]	0
8279.	Tobacco-production machine operators	0
7140.	PAINTERS, BUILDING STRUCTURE CLEANERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
8162.	Steam-engine & boiler operators [incl. Stoker, Ship Engine Room Ratings]	0
3330.	SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
7110.	MINERS, SHOTFIRERS, STONE CUTTERS & CARVERS	0
7200.	METAL, MACHINERY, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
3132.	Broadcasting & telecommunications equipment operators	1
2144.	Electronics & telecommunications engineers	0
2121.	Mathematicians, etc. professionals	0
3116.	Chemical engineering technicians	0
8278.	Brewers-, wine & other beverage machine operators	0
2111.	Physicists & astronomers	0
2432.	Librarians, etc. information professionals [incl. Documentalist, Health Records Technician]	0
4130.	MATERIAL-RECORDING & TRANSPORT CLERKS	0
7244.	Telegraph & telephone installers & servicers	1
3429.	Business services agents & trade brokers nec [incl. Literary Agent, Sports Promoter, Salesman Advertisements]	0
8263.	Sewing-machine operators	0
9200.	AGRICULTURAL, FISHERY, ETC. LABORERS	0
8285.	Wood, etc. products assemblers	0
3474.	Clowns, magicians, acrobats, etc. associate professionals [incl. Striptease Artist, Juggler]	0
4190.	OTHER OFFICE CLERKS [incl. Address Clerk, Timekeeper, Office Boy, Photocopy Machine Operator]	1
8272.	Dairy-products machine operators	0
2139.	Computing professionals nec	0
8100.	STATIONARY-PLANT, ETC. OPERATORS	0
6132.	[Farm foremen/supervisor]	0
7216.	Underwater workers [incl. Frogman]	0
3431.	Administrative secretaries, etc. associate professionals	2
9211.	Farm-hands & laborers [incl. Cow Herd, Farm Helper, Fruit Picker]	2
5131.	Child-care workers [incl. Nursemaid, Governess]	10
8322.	Car, taxi & van drivers [incl. Taxi Owner nfs]	7
9313.	Building construction laborers [incl. Handyman, Hod Carrier]	0
7330.	HANDICRAFT WORKERS IN WOOD, TEXTILE, LEATHER, ETC.	0
9312.	Construction & maintenance laborers: roads, dams, etc. [incl. Navvy, Shoveller, Railway Trackworker]	1
8400.	SEMISKILLED WORKERS NFS [incl. Production Process Worker nfs, Factory Worker nfs]	4
1220.	[LARGE ENTERPRISE OPERATION] DEPARTMENT MANAGERS	0
7340.	PRINTING, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	1
8334.	Lifting-truck operators	0
2220.	HEALTH PROFESSIONALS (EXCEPT NURSING)	2
7344.	Photographic, etc. workers [incl. Darkroom worker]	0
8277.	Tea-, coffee- & cocoa-processing machine operators	0
2120.	MATHEMATICIANS, STATISTICIANS, ETC. PROFESSIONALS	0
1319.	[Small enterprise] General managers nec	7
8266.	Shoemaking-, etc. machine operators	0
7134.	Insulation workers	0
9132.	Helpers & cleaners in establishments [Kitchen Hand, Chambermaid]	17
7437.	Upholsterers, etc. workers	0
7131.	Roofers	0
7220.	BLACKSMITHS, TOOL-MAKERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
3451.	Police inspectors & detectives [incl. Police Investigator, Private Detective]	0
4133.	Transport clerks [incl. Dispatcher, Expeditor]	1
2450.	WRITERS & CREATIVE OR PERFORMING ARTISTS	0
3415.	Technical & commercial sales representatives [incl. Traveling Salesman, Technical Salesman]	0
3432.	Legal, etc. business associate professionals [incl. Bailiff, Law Clerk]	1
3227.	Veterinary assistants [incl. Veterinarian Vaccinator]	0
3117.	Mining & metallurgical technicians	0
1315.	[Small enterprise] General managers restaurants & hotels	21
7113.	Stone splitters, cutters & carvers [incl. Tombstone Carver]	0
2224.	Pharmacists	1
3232.	Midwifery associate professionals [incl. Trainee Midwife]	0
3300.	TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
1230.	[LARGE ENTERPRISES] OTHER DEPARTMENT MANAGERS	0
9160.	GARBAGE COLLECTORS, ETC. LABORERS	0
7221.	Blacksmiths, hammer-smiths & forging press workers [incl. Toolsmith]	0
7436.	Sewers, embroiderers, etc. workers	0
7233.	[Industrial & agricultural] machinery mechanics & ?tters [incl. Mechanic Heavy Equipment, Millwright]	0
6150.	FISHERY WORKERS, HUNTERS & TRAPPERS	0
4115.	Secretaries	1
7323.	Glass engravers & etchers	0
2112.	Meteorologists	0
8120.	METAL-PROCESSING PLANT OPERATORS	0
1300.	[SMALL ENTERPRISE] GENERAL MANAGERS	3
1316.	[Small enterprise] General managers transp., storage & communications	23
2446.	Social work professionals [incl. Welfare Worker]	1
3414.	Travel consultants & organizers	0
-1.	Missing	0
2359.	Other teaching professionals nec	0
1233.	Sales & marketing department managers	2
4142.	Mail carriers & sorting clerks	0
5143.	Undertakers & embalmers [incl. Funeral Director]	0
2114.	Geologists & geophysicists	0
4210.	CASHIERS, TELLERS, ETC. CLERKS	0
2350.	OTHER TEACHING PROFESSIONALS	2
1251.	Higher military officers [Captain and above]	0
3419.	Finance & sales associate professionals nec	0
3119.	Physical & engineering science technicians nec [incl. Quantity Surveyor]	0
4110.	SECRETARIES & KEYBOARD-OPERATING CLERKS	0
7231.	Motor vehicle mechanics & ?tters [incl. Bicycle Repairman]	19
2421.	Lawyers	0
7346.	Silkscreen, block & textile printers	0
4113.	Data-entry operators [incl. Key Puncher]	0
7313.	Jewelry & precious-metal workers [incl. Diamond Cutter, Goldsmith]	0
7241.	Electrical mechanics & ?tters [incl. Office Machine Repairman]	0
6110.	MARKET GARDENERS & CROP GROWERS	2
7321.	Abrasive wheel formers, potters, etc. workers	0
5161.	Fire?ghters	0
6129.	Market-oriented animal producers, etc. workers nec [incl. Bird Breeder, Gamekeeper, Kennel Keeper, Dog Trainer, Animal	0
3118.	Draftspersons [incl. Technical Illustrator]	0
2000.	professionals	0
3144.	Air traffic controllers	0
9330.	TRANSPORT LABORERS & FREIGHT HANDLERS	0
2222.	Dentists	0
3223.	Dieticians & nutritionists	0
8283.	Electronic-equipment assemblers	1
1237.	Research & development department managers	2
5151.	Astrologers, etc. workers	0
2442.	Sociologists, anthropologists, etc. professionals	0
7300.	PRECISION, HANDICRAFT, PRINTING, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
3400.	OTHER ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
2352.	School inspectors	0
7111.	Miners & quarry workers [incl. Miner nfs]	0
1226.	Production department managers transportation, storage & communications ]	0
9112.	Street vendors nonfood products [incl. Hawker, Peddler, Newsvendor, Rag Picker, Scavenger]	4
3145.	Air traffic safety technicians	0
7442.	Shoe-makers, etc. workers	0
8212.	Cement & other mineral products machine operators	0
7234.	[Unskilled garage worker] [incl. Oiler-Greaser]	0
5169.	Protective services workers nec [incl. Night Guard, Bodyguard, Coast Guard]	12
5000.	SERVICE WORKERS & SHOP & MARKET SALES WORKERS	2
8264.	Bleaching-, dyeing- & cleaning-machine operators [incl. Launderer]	0
8200.	MACHINE OPERATORS & ASSEMBLERS	0
3000.	TECHNICIANS AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
5123.	Waiters, waitresses & bartenders	14
9100.	SALES & SERVICES ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS	0
5141.	Hairdressers, barbers, beauticians, etc. workers	4
3151.	Building & ?re inspectors	0
9310.	MINING & CONSTRUCTION LABORERS	4
9152.	Doorkeepers, watchpersons, etc. workers [incl. Amusement Park Attendant, Ticket Collector, Usher, Watchman nfs, Park At	0
1231.	Finance & administration department managers	1
7341.	Compositors, typesetters, etc. workers	0
8112.	Mineral-ore- & stone-processing plant operators	0
6121.	Dairy & livestock producers [incl. Cattle Breeder, Dairy Farmer, Grazier, Shepherd]	0
7322.	Glass-makers, cutters, grinders & ?nishers	0
8140.	WOOD-PROCESSING & PAPERMAKING PLANT OPERATORS	0
3470.	ARTISTIC, ENTERTAINMENT & SPORTS ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
5142.	Companions & valets [incl. Personal Maid]	0
2200.	LIFE SCIENCE & HEALTH PROFESSIONALS	0
3475.	Athletes, sports persons, etc. associate professionals[incl. Trainer, Umpire]	0
3142.	Ships deck officers & pilots [incl. River Boat Captain]	1
2340.	SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS [incl. Remedial Teacher, Teacher of the Blind]	0
3441.	Customs & border inspectors	1
3421.	Trade brokers	1
4114.	Calculating-machine operators [incl. Bookkeeping Machine Operator]	0
7112.	Shot?rers & blasters	0
8260.	TEXTILE, FUR & LEATHER-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS	0
6140.	FORESTRY, ETC. WORKERS	1
1228.	Production department managers personal care, cleaning, etc.	0
8123.	Metal heat-treating plant operators	0
8131.	Glass & ceramics kiln, etc. machine operators	0
8281.	Mechanical-machinery assemblers [incl. Car Assembly-Line Worker]	0
7416.	Tobacco preparers & tobacco products makers	0
2230.	NURSING & MIDWIFERY PROFESSIONALS	3
6100.	MARKET-ORIENTED SKILLED AGRICULTURAL & FISHERY WORKERS [This category includes skilled farm workers and self-employed s	30
8130.	GLASS, CERAMICS, ETC. PLANT OPERATORS	0
6000.	SKILLED AGRICULTURAL & FISHERY WORKERS	0
7121.	Builders traditional materials	0
2212.	Pharmacologists, pathologists, etc. professionals	0
8331.	Motorized farm & forestry plant operators [incl. Tractor Driver, Combine Harvester Operator]	0
5163.	Prison guards	0
7224.	Metal wheel-grinders, polishers & tool sharpeners	0
8280.	assemblers	1
1142.	Senior officials economic-interest organizations [incl. Union Leader, Director Employers’ Organization]	0
4120.	NUMERICAL CLERKS	0
3440.	CUSTOMS, TAX, ETC. GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS[incl. Administrative Associate Professional, Executive Civil Serv	2
7133.	Plasterers [incl. Stucco Mason]	1
9110.	STREET VENDORS, ETC. WORKERS	2
8224.	Photographic-products machine operators	0
5200.	[SALESPERSONS, MODELS & DEMONSTRATORS]	16
5139.	[Other] care, etc. workers nec [incl. Animal Feeder]	0
9311.	Mining & quarrying laborers	0
9153.	Vending-maching money collectors, meter readers, etc. workers	0
9131.	Domestic helpers & cleaners [incl. Housemaid, Housekeeper nfs]	3
7124.	Carpenters & joiners	0
6124.	Mixed-animal producers	0
8340.	SHIPS DECK CREWS, ETC. WORKERS [incl. Boatman, Deck Hand, Sailor, Ship Deck Ratings]	0
8276.	Sugar-production machine operators	0
2460.	RELIGIOUS PROFESSIONALS [incl. Priest, Chaplain, Theologian, Professional Nun]	1
8330.	AGRICULTURAL & OTHER MOBILE PLANT OPERATORS	0
4140.	LIBRARY, MAIL, ETC. CLERKS	1
7421.	Wood treaters [incl. Wood Grader, Wood Impregnator]	0
4215.	Debt-collectors, etc. workers	0
2322.	[Secondary teachers, vocational track]	0
3228.	Pharmaceutical assistants	0
7320.	POTTERS, GLASS-MAKERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
2229.	Health professionals except nursing nec	0
9151.	Messengers, package & luggage porters & deliverers [incl. Elevator Attendant, Bellboy, Messenger]	2
6210.	SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURAL & FISHERY WORKERS	0
9120.	STREET SERVICES ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS [incl. Billposter, Shoeshiner, Car Window Washer]	0
8142.	Paper-pulp plant operators	0
2113.	Chemists	0
9130.	DOMESTIC, ETC. HELPERS, CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS	1
1141.	Senior officials political-party organizations [incl. Politician]	0
2351.	Education methods specialists [incl. Curricula Developer]	0
5133.	Home-based personal care workers [incl. Attendant]	0
2452.	Sculptors, painters, etc. artists	0
8220.	CHEMICAL-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS	0
3452.	[Armed forces non commissioned officers] [incl. Sergeant]	2
6141.	Forestry workers & loggers [incl. Forestery, Rafter, Timber Cruiser]	0
3410.	FINANCE & SALES ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
7122.	Bricklayers & stonemasons [incl. Pavior]	0
5162.	Police officers [incl. Policeman, Constable, Marshal]	3
8122.	Metal melters, casters & rolling-mill operators	0
7324.	Glass ceramics, etc. decorative painters [incl. Decorative Painter, Signpainter]	0
4223.	Telephone switchboard operators [incl. Telephone Operator]	1
7213.	Sheet-metal workers [incl. Panel Beater, Coppersmith, Tinsmith]	0
7136.	Plumbers & pipe ?tters [incl. Well Digger]	4
7120.	BUILDING FRAME, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
4200.	CUSTOMER SERVICES CLERKS [incl. Customer Service Clerk nfs]	8
4132.	Production clerks [incl. Planning Clerks]	1
7232.	Aircraft engine mechanics & ?tters	0
9999.	Decline to answer	43
1221.	Production department managers agriculture & fishing	0
3211.	Life science technicians [incl. Medical Laboratory Assistant, Medical Technician nfs, Physicaland Life Science Technici	1
8172.	Industrial-robot operators	0
4122.	Statistical & ?nance clerks [incl. Credit Clerk]	0
3460.	SOCIAL WORK ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	1
2210.	LIFE SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS	0
1311.	[Small enterprise] General managers agriculture, forestry & fishing	4
8274.	Baked-goods cereal & chocolate products machine operators	0
5112.	Transport conductors [incl. Train Conductor]	0
2440.	SOCIAL SCIENCE, ETC. PROFESSIONALS	0
7245.	Electrical line installers, repairers & cable jointers	1
7123.	Concrete placers, concrete ?nishers, etc. workers [incl. Terrazzo Worker]	0
2444.	Philologists, translators & interpreters	0
3310.	PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS [incl. Teacher’s Aid]	0
1313.	[Small enterprise] General managers construction	8
2145.	Mechanical engineers	0
5160.	PROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKERS	0
1224.	Production department managers wholesale & retail trade	1
8110.	MINING- & MINERAL-PROCESSING PLANT OPERATORS	0
1318.	[Small enterprise] General managers personal care, cleaning, etc.services	8
8252.	Bookbinding-machine operators	0
2110.	PHYSICISTS, CHEMISTS & RELATED PROFESSIONALS	0
2410.	BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS	0
8155.	Petroleum & natural-gas re?ning plant operators	1
8311.	Locomotive-engine drivers	0
5113.	Travel, museum guides	0
2331.	Primary education teaching professionals	10
1100.	LEGISLATORS & SENIOR OFFICIALS	0
9162.	Sweepers, etc. laborers [incl. Odd-Job Worker]	0
7440.	PELT, LEATHER & SHOEMAKING TRADES WORKERS	0
4214.	Pawnbrokers & money-lenders	0
8000.	PLANT & MACHINE OPERATORS & ASSEMBLERS	0
3110.	PHYSICAL & ENGINEERING SCIENCE TECHNICIANS	0
3417.	Appraisers, valuers & auctioneers [incl. Claims Adjuster]	0
5149.	Other personal services workers nec [incl. Escort, Dancing Partner, Prostitute]	0
8269.	Textile, fur & leather-products machine operators nec	0
8151.	Crushing grinding & chemical-mixing machinery operators	0
7434.	Furriers, etc. workers	0
2149.	Architects, engineers, etc. professionals	0
3416.	Buyers	0
8290.	OTHER MACHINE OPERATORS & ASSEMBLERS	2
9212.	Forestry laborers	1
3472.	Radio, television & other announcers	0
3131.	Photographers & electronic equipment operators [incl. Cameraman, Sound Mixer]	5
2147.	Mining engineers, metallurgists, etc. professionals	0
9161.	Garbage collectors [incl. Dustman]	1
1310.	[SMALL ENTERPRISE] GENERAL MANAGERS	1
7100.	EXTRACTION & BUILDING TRADES WORKERS	0
3150.	SAFETY & QUALITY INSPECTORS	1
3411.	Securities & ?nance dealers & brokers	0
4131.	Stock clerks [incl. Weighing Clerk, Storehouse Clerk]	4
5164.	[Armed forces, soldiers] [incl. Enlisted Man]	0
1234.	Advertising & public relations department managers	0
3122.	Computer equipment operators[incl. Computer Printer Equipment Operator]	1
7000.	CRAFT, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
9213.	Fishery, hunting & trapping laborers	3
4000.	clerks	0
7410.	FOOD PROCESSING, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	1
3111.	Chemical & physical science technicians	0
4213.	Bookmakers & croupiers	0
8262.	Weaving- & knitting-machine operators	0
3412.	Insurance representative [incl. Insurance Agent, Underwriter]	3
7430.	TEXTILE, GARMENT, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
3240.	TRADITIONAL MEDICINE PRACTITIONERS & FAITH HEALERS	0
2454.	Choreographers & dancers	0
2430.	ARCHIVISTS, LIBRARIANS, ETC. INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS	0
8320.	MOTOR-VEHICLE DRIVERS [incl. Driver nfs]	1
1200.	CORPORATE MANAGERS [LARGE ENTERPRISES]	0
4111.	Stenographers & typists	0
2130.	COMPUTING PROFESSIONALS	0
9333.	Freight handlers [incl. Docker, Loader, Longshoreman, Remover, Stevedore]	0
9113.	Door-to-door & telephone salespersons [incl. Solicitor, Canvasser]	0
8273.	Grain- & spice-milling machine operators	0
9332.	Drivers of animal-drawn vehicles & machinery	0
3139.	Optical & electronic equipment operators nec [incl. Cinema Projectionist, Telegrapher]	0
7441.	Pelt dressers, tanners & fellmongers	0
6112.	Tree & shrub crop growers [incl. Skilled Rubber Worker, Coffee Farmer, Tea Grower, Fruit Tree Pruner]	7
3210.	LIFE SCIENCE TECHNICIANS, ETC. ASSOCIATE PROFES SIONALS	0
1239.	Other department managers nec	0
4212.	Tellers & other counter clerks [incl. Bank Teller, Post Office Clerk]	0
8143.	Papermaking plant operators	0
7500.	[SKILLED WORKERS NFS]	0
8141.	Wood-processing plant operators [incl. Sawyer]	0
6200.	SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURAL & FISHERY WORKERS	0
7413.	Dairy-products makers	0
9998.	Can't choose	0
6113.	Gardeners, horticultural & nursery growers [incl. Bulb Grower, Market Gardener]	1
7422.	Cabinet-makers, etc. workers [incl. Cartwright, Cooper]	1
3222.	Sanitarians	0
5110.	TRAVEL ATTENDANTS, ETC.	0
8332.	Earth-moving, etc. plant operators [incl. Bulldozer Driver, Dredge Operator, Road-Roller Driver]	1
7510.	[MANUAL FOREMEN NFS—NON-FARM]	0
3242.	Faith healers	0
1317.	[Small enterprise] General managers business services	0
5111.	Travel attendants & travel stewards [incl. Airplane Steward, Airplane Purser]	0
1223.	Production department managers construction	0
2146.	Chemical engineers	0
7141.	Painters, etc. workers [incl. Construction Painter, Paperhanger]	0
8251.	Printing-machine operators	0
2132.	Computer programmers	0
2443.	Philosophers, historians & political scientists	0
9320.	MANUFACTURING LABORERS	0
7214.	Structural-metal preparers & erectors [incl. Ship Plater, Riveter, Shipwright]	0
7414.	Fruit, vegetable, etc. preservers	1
3225.	Dental assistants [incl. Oral Hygienist]	0
5220.	SHOP SALESPERSONS & DEMONSTRATORS [incl. Shop Assistant, Gas Station Attendant, Retail Assistant]	43
2211.	Biologists, botanists, zoologists, etc. professionals	0
8171.	Automated assembly-line operators	0
5121.	Housekeepers, etc. workers [incl. Butler, Matron, Dormitory Warden, Estate Manager, Property Manager, Building Superint	0
5150.	ASTROLOGERS, FORTUNE-TELLERS, ETC. WORKERS	0
1110.	LEGISLATORS [incl. Member of Parliament, Member of Local Council]	0
8333.	Crane, hoist, etc. plant operators	0
2330.	PRIMARY & PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS	0
4221.	Travel agency, etc. clerks	0
6133.	[Farmers nfs]	0
7400.	OTHER CRAFT, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
7135.	Glaziers	0
8240.	WOOD-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS	1
3140.	SHIP & AIRCRAFT CONTROLLERS & TECHNICIANS	0
8282.	Electrical-equipment assemblers	2
1236.	Computing services department managers	0
7243.	Electronics mechanics & servicers	1
5122.	Cooks	13
9000.	ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS	0
3241.	Traditional medicine practitioners [incl. Herbalist]	3
8310.	LOCOMOTIVE-ENGINE DRIVERS, ETC. WORKERS	1
8159.	Chemical-processing plant operators nec	0
2131.	Computer systems designers & analysts	0
8270.	FOOD, ETC. PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS	2
8111.	Mining-plant operators	0
9141.	Building caretakers [incl. Janitor, Sexton, Verger]	0
2142.	Civil engineers	1
7423.	Woodworking-machine setters & setter-operators [incl. Wood-Turner]	0
2400.	OTHER PROFESSIONALS [incl. Professional nfs, Administrative Professional]	0
2441.	Economists	0
8300.	DRIVERS & MOBILE-PLANT OPERATORS	0
9300.	LABORERS IN MINING, CONSTRUCTION, MANUFACTURING & TRANSPORT [incl. Unskilled Worker nfs]	15
2411.	Accountants [incl. Auditor]	3
2141.	Architects town & traffic planners	0
8312.	Railway brakers signalers & shunters	0
5130.	PERSONAL CARE, ETC. WORK	1
2221.	Medical doctors	2
6122.	Poultry producers [incl. Chicken Farmer, Skilled Hatchery Worker]	0
7420.	WOOD TREATERS, CABINET-MAKERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	1
3212.	Agronomy & forestry technicians	1
3420.	BUSINESS SERVICES AGENTS AND TRADE BROKERS	1
8271.	Meat- & ?sh-processing machine operators	0
8163.	Incinerator water-treatment, etc. plant operators [incl. Sewage Plant Operator]	0
2140.	ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS, ETC. PROFESSIONALS	0
8124.	Metal drawers & extruders	0
2451.	Authors, journalists & other writers [incl. Editor, Technical Writer]	2
2223.	Veterinarians	0
8153.	Chemical-?ltering & separating-equipment operators	0
7332.	Handicraft workers in textile, leather, etc. materials [incl. Carpet Weaver]	0
8324.	Heavy truck & lorry drivers	20
1235.	Supply & distribution department managers	0
8161.	Power-production plant operators	0
7223.	Machine-tool setters & setter-operators [incl. Metal driller, Turner]	0
1225.	Production department managers restaurants & hotels	0
1222.	Production department managers manufacturing	0
1229.	Production department managers nec	1
7331.	Handicraft workers in wood, etc. materials [incl. Candle Maker, Straw-Hat Maker]	0
4100.	OFFICE CLERKS [incl. Clerk nfs, Government Office Clerk nfs]	3
3423.	Employment agents & labor contractors	1
1210.	[LARGE ENTERPRISES] DIRECTORS & CHIEF EXECUTIVES	0
2412.	Personnel & careers professionals [incl. Job Analyst, Student Counselor]	0
9133.	Hand-launderers & pressers	0
8139.	Glass, ceramics, etc. plant operators nec	0
7129.	Building frame, etc. trades workers nec [incl. Construction Worker nfs, Billboard Erector, Demolition Worker,Scaffolder	0
5152.	Fortune-tellers, palmists, etc. workers	0
3200.	LIFE SCIENCE & HEALTH ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	1
3439.	Administrative associate professionals nec [incl. Management Assistant]	2
8210.	METAL- & MINERAL-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS	0
1143.	Senior officials special-interest organizations [incl. Lodge Official, Official Red Cross]	0
8211.	Machine-tool operators [incl. Machine Operator nfs]	1
3221.	Medical assistants	0
2453.	Composers, musicians & singers	0
8284.	Metal, rubber & plastic products assemblers	0
8113.	Well-drillers & borers, etc. workers	0
8150.	CHEMICAL-PROCESSING PLANT OPERATORS	0
7411.	Butchers, ?shmongers, etc. food preparers	4
6152.	Inland & coastal waters ?shery workers [incl. Sponge Diver, Fisherman]	0
3230.	NURSING & MIDWIFERY ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
3422.	Clearing & forwarding agents	0
6131.	[Mixed farmers]	1
2419.	Business professionals nec [incl. Publicity Agent, Patent Agent, Home Economist, Market Researcher]	0
1250.	MILITARY OFFICERS	0
4220.	CLIENT INFORMATION CLERKS	0
5100.	PERSONAL & PROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKERS	0
9210.	AGRICULTURAL, FISHERY, ETC. LABORERS	0
3442.	Government tax & excise officials	0
7343.	Printing engravers & etchers	0
3121.	Computer assistants [incl. Assistant Users’ Services]	2
3231.	Nursing associate professionals [incl. Trainee Nurses]	0
3220.	MODERN HEALTH ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS EXCEPT NURSING	0
9142.	Vehicle, window, etc. cleaners	1
8221.	Pharmaceutical & toiletry products machine operators	0
9990.	Not applicable	501
3120.	COMPUTER ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
2422.	Judges	0
3473.	Street nightclub, etc. musicians, singers & dancers [incl. Band Leader, Chorus Dancer, Nightclub Singer]	0
2143.	Electrical engineers	0
9322.	Handpackers & other manufacturing laborers [incl. Crater, Labeler]	2
3480.	RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS [incl. Evangelist, Lay Preacher, Salvationist]	0
7212.	Welders & ?amecutters [incl. Brazier, Solderer]	1
2100.	PHYSICAL, MATHEMATICAL & ENGINEERING SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS	0
6153.	Deep-sea ?shery workers [incl. Fisherman nfs, Trawler Crewman]	0
8321.	Motorcycle drivers	1
7432.	Weavers, knitters, etc. workers	0
7211.	Metal molders & coremakers	0
2429.	Legal professionals nec [incl. Notary, Notary Public]	0
8154.	Chemical-still & reactor operators	0
8253.	Paper-products machine operators	0
3112.	Civil engineering technicians	0
2455.	Film, stage, etc. actors & directors	0
8275.	Fruit-, vegetable- & nut-processing machine operators	0
1312.	[Small enterprise] General managers manufacturing	2
2320.	SECONDARY EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS	1
8170.	AUTOMATED ASSEMBLY-LINE & INDUSTRIAL-ROBOT OPER-TORS	0
3224.	Optometrists & opticians [incl. Dispensing Optician]	1
8261.	Fiber-preparing, spinning & winding machine operators	0
1130.	[SENIOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS] [incl. Local Government Senior Officials, Mayor]	0
8222.	Ammunition & explosive-products machine operators	0
3450.	POLICE INSPECTORS & DETECTIVES/[ARMY]	2
7143.	Building structure cleaners [incl. Chimney Sweep, Sandblaster, Boiler Engine Cleaner]	2
5230.	STALL & MARKET SALESPERSONS	7
3433.	Bookkeepers	0
9321.	Assembling laborers [incl. Sorter, Bottle Sorter, Winder, Checker nfs, Grader nfs]	6
4222.	Receptionists & information clerks [incl. Medical Receptionist]	5
8231.	Rubber-products machine operators	0
2445.	Psychologists	1
6130.	MARKET-ORIENTED CROP & ANIMAL PRODUCERS	0
8152.	Chemical heat-treating plant operators	0
3141.	Ships engineers	0
3434.	Statistical, mathematical, etc. associate professionals	0
3449.	Government licensing officials	1
6151.	Aquatic-life cultivation workers [incl. Oyster Farmer, Pearl Cultivator, Fish Hatcher]	1
5132.	Institution-based personal care workers [incl. Ambulance Man, Hospital Orderly]	0
3143.	Aircraft pilots, etc. associate professionals	0
1252.	Lower-grade commissioned officers [incl. Army Lieutenant]	0
7431.	Fiber preparers	0
4141.	Library & ?ling clerks	3
7412.	Bakers, pastry-cooks & confectionery makers	4
3443.	Government social bene?ts officials	0
3113.	Electrical engineering technicians	5
1227.	Production department managers business services	1
3430.	ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	1
3413.	[Real] estate agents [incl. Real Estate Broker]	0
8265.	Fur- & leather-preparing-maching operators	0
6114.	Mixed-crop growers [incl. Share Cropper]	0
8223.	Metal-?nishing, -plating, & -coating machine operators [incl. Electroplater, Fettler]	0
1140.	SENIOR OFFICIALS SPECIAL-INTEREST ORGANIZATIONS	0
3115.	Mechanical engineering technicians	2
1314.	[Small enterprise] General managers wholesale & retail trade	77
2213.	Agronomists, etc. professionals	0
2420.	LEGAL PROFESSIONALS	0
4112.	Word-processor, etc. operators [incl. Teletypist]	0
2122.	Statisticians	1
7222.	Tool-makers, etc. workers [incl. Locksmith]	0
7342.	Stereotypers & electrotypers	0
9111.	Street food vendors	51
3114.	Electronics & telecommunications engineering technicians	0
7424.	Basketry weavers, brush makers, etc. workers [incl. Broom Maker]	0
8232.	Plastic-products machine operators	0
3123.	Industrial robot controllers	0
4143.	Coding proofreading, etc. clerks	0
8250.	PRINTING, BINDING & PAPER-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERA-TORS	0
3152.	Safety, health & quality inspectors [incl. Occupational Safety Inspector, Inspector nfs]	1
3213.	Farming & forestry advisers	0
1000.	LEGISLATORS, SENIOR OFFICIALS & MANAGERS	0
8323.	Bus & tram drivers	2
2431.	Archivists & curators	0
9150.	MESSENGERS, PORTERS, DOORKEEPERS, ETC. WORKERS	0
3471.	Decorators & commercial designers [incl. Window Dresser, Interior Decorator, Furniture Designer, BookIllustrator, Tatto	3
3320.	PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS [incl. Kindergarten Teacher’s Aid]	0
7433.	Tailors, dressmakers & hatters [incl. Milliner]	4
6120.	MARKET-ORIENTED ANIMAL PRODUCERS, ETC. WORKERS	0
7215.	Riggers & cable splicers	0
7142.	Varnishers, etc. painters [incl. Automobile Painter]	0
2310.	HIGHER EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS	1
8121.	Ore & metal furnace operators	0
6154.	Hunters & trappers [incl. Whaler]	0
3340.	OTHER TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
6134.	[Skilled farm workers nfs]	0
3133.	Medical equipment operators [incl. X-ray Technician]	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 1224.0; StDev 3286.8853007051116; Valid 1237.0; Mean 7179.540016168151; Max. 9999.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Fq9RA/WhVZZ0HhK/H2Xk4A==

se9c_2 What is your job title (EGP class)

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
11.	Farmers/farm managers	5
3.	Routine clerical/sales	177
0.	Not applicable	501
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Small employers	0
9.	Semi-Unskilled manual	128
1.	Higher service	22
2.	Lower service	230
99.	Decline to answer	43
8.	Skilled manual	74
98.	Can't choose	0
5.	Independent	0
10.	Farm workers	55
7.	Manual foremen	2

Summary Statistics: Mean 6.170573969280517; Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0; Max. 99.0; StDev 17.948709036080384

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/oYKzQVACwbF9mH4L3NSVw==

se9c_3 Extended application. Elite vs. Mass

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Elite	252
2.	Mass	441
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	43
8.	Can't choose	0
0.	Not applicable	501

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; StDev 1.7134526475839271; Max. 9.0; Mean 1.2295877122069525; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:G8Z3VbhJ5e6Tqx99wNB3rw==

se9c_4 Extended application. White vs. blue collar

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8.	Can't choose	0
2.	Manual blue collar workers	264
1.	Non-manual white collar workers	429
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	43
0.	Not applicable	501

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; StDev 1.6846308266343635; Mean 1.086499595796281; Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ckpK7jvyPRzngulyIwvCkA==

se9d Are you currently seeking employment?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	No (Not currently employed and not seeking work)	359
0.	Not applicable	736
3.	Never employed	48
1.	Yes (Currently unemployed but seeking work	94
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.9947952499240615; Valid 1237.0; Max. 3.0; Mean 0.7728375101050935; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:DKz04br+GS9BpOi2QudRXA==

se9e What is your current status?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
5.	Unemployed	108
3.	Retired	106
6.	Other	0
1.	Homemaker	208
0.	Not applicable	736
9.	Decline to answer	0
4.	Person with disabilities	4
2.	Student	75

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 0.995957962813258; Max. 5.0; StDev 1.5576774548177845; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:id4MUKOZ8aVvrsca5ybnzA==

se10 Are you the main earner in your household?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	No	683
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
8.	Can`t choose	0
1.	Yes	554

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.5521422797089728; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.49747487207749524; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:KVNbrOo+nAqGt6zC2eHS6Q==

se10_1 Is the main earner in your household currently employed?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Employed	627
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Not employed	56
0.	Not applicable	554
9.	Decline to answer	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.5756041724621637; Valid 1237.0; Mean 0.597413096200485

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qtqw/mX/ayKsV9JAaMZXjw==

se10a Is he or she curently self-employed, working in family business or working

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Working for an outside employer	295
0.	Not applicable	610
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
2.	Working in family business	31
4.	Working in the public sector	103
1.	Self-employed or business owner	198

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.4684434327623606; Mean 1.2586903799514966; Max. 4.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ia+C3bIeWdt+plhfw/Nxmg==

se10b How many people does his or her business employ?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
1.	No employees	135
2.	1-9 employees	77
9.	Decline to answer	0
0.	Not applicable	1008
3.	10+ employees	17

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Max. 3.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.6376459159377303; Mean 0.27485852869846406

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:59A4jpIO72isJUWPhQTshg==

se10c What is his/her job title (ISCO code)

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
8154.	Chemical-still & reactor operators	0
1140.	SENIOR OFFICIALS SPECIAL-INTEREST ORGANIZATIONS	0
8290.	OTHER MACHINE OPERATORS & ASSEMBLERS	1
1235.	Supply & distribution department managers	0
9113.	Door-to-door & telephone salespersons [incl. Solicitor, Canvasser]	0
3417.	Appraisers, valuers & auctioneers [incl. Claims Adjuster]	0
8211.	Machine-tool operators [incl. Machine Operator nfs]	0
8223.	Metal-?nishing, -plating, & -coating machine operators [incl. Electroplater, Fettler]	0
3480.	RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS [incl. Evangelist, Lay Preacher, Salvationist]	1
4140.	LIBRARY, MAIL, ETC. CLERKS	0
3143.	Aircraft pilots, etc. associate professionals	0
7214.	Structural-metal preparers & erectors [incl. Ship Plater, Riveter, Shipwright]	1
8142.	Paper-pulp plant operators	0
9162.	Sweepers, etc. laborers [incl. Odd-Job Worker]	3
3112.	Civil engineering technicians	0
7424.	Basketry weavers, brush makers, etc. workers [incl. Broom Maker]	0
9112.	Street vendors nonfood products [incl. Hawker, Peddler, Newsvendor, Rag Picker, Scavenger]	0
1312.	[Small enterprise] General managers manufacturing	3
5149.	Other personal services workers nec [incl. Escort, Dancing Partner, Prostitute]	1
7140.	PAINTERS, BUILDING STRUCTURE CLEANERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	1
7243.	Electronics mechanics & servicers	0
3421.	Trade brokers	0
6152.	Inland & coastal waters ?shery workers [incl. Sponge Diver, Fisherman]	0
8324.	Heavy truck & lorry drivers	29
2350.	OTHER TEACHING PROFESSIONALS	2
8252.	Bookbinding-machine operators	0
8143.	Papermaking plant operators	0
2141.	Architects town & traffic planners	0
7436.	Sewers, embroiderers, etc. workers	1
7137.	Building, etc. electricians	1
8331.	Motorized farm & forestry plant operators [incl. Tractor Driver, Combine Harvester Operator]	0
7341.	Compositors, typesetters, etc. workers	0
4220.	CLIENT INFORMATION CLERKS	0
4222.	Receptionists & information clerks [incl. Medical Receptionist]	4
1239.	Other department managers nec	2
5150.	ASTROLOGERS, FORTUNE-TELLERS, ETC. WORKERS	0
3443.	Government social bene?ts officials	0
3340.	OTHER TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
3432.	Legal, etc. business associate professionals [incl. Bailiff, Law Clerk]	0
7143.	Building structure cleaners [incl. Chimney Sweep, Sandblaster, Boiler Engine Cleaner]	1
8400.	SEMISKILLED WORKERS NFS [incl. Production Process Worker nfs, Factory Worker nfs]	3
3130.	OPTICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT OPERATORS	0
8171.	Automated assembly-line operators	0
1228.	Production department managers personal care, cleaning, etc.	0
7422.	Cabinet-makers, etc. workers [incl. Cartwright, Cooper]	0
5163.	Prison guards	1
7342.	Stereotypers & electrotypers	0
5200.	[SALESPERSONS, MODELS & DEMONSTRATORS]	9
5130.	PERSONAL CARE, ETC. WORK	0
7434.	Furriers, etc. workers	0
3150.	SAFETY & QUALITY INSPECTORS	1
2111.	Physicists & astronomers	0
2230.	NURSING & MIDWIFERY PROFESSIONALS	4
8160.	POWER-PRODUCTION, ETC. PLANT OPERATORS	0
8277.	Tea-, coffee- & cocoa-processing machine operators	1
5131.	Child-care workers [incl. Nursemaid, Governess]	0
3471.	Decorators & commercial designers [incl. Window Dresser, Interior Decorator, Furniture Designer, BookIllustrator, Tatto	1
4115.	Secretaries	2
3452.	[Armed forces non commissioned officers] [incl. Sergeant]	2
4110.	SECRETARIES & KEYBOARD-OPERATING CLERKS	0
1233.	Sales & marketing department managers	3
8251.	Printing-machine operators	0
2419.	Business professionals nec [incl. Publicity Agent, Patent Agent, Home Economist, Market Researcher]	0
9210.	AGRICULTURAL, FISHERY, ETC. LABORERS	0
1314.	[Small enterprise] General managers wholesale & retail trade	31
9332.	Drivers of animal-drawn vehicles & machinery	0
8120.	METAL-PROCESSING PLANT OPERATORS	0
8212.	Cement & other mineral products machine operators	1
7212.	Welders & ?amecutters [incl. Brazier, Solderer]	4
2145.	Mechanical engineers	0
2147.	Mining engineers, metallurgists, etc. professionals	0
2100.	PHYSICAL, MATHEMATICAL & ENGINEERING SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS	0
7510.	[MANUAL FOREMEN NFS—NON-FARM]	1
3474.	Clowns, magicians, acrobats, etc. associate professionals [incl. Striptease Artist, Juggler]	0
1224.	Production department managers wholesale & retail trade	0
8340.	SHIPS DECK CREWS, ETC. WORKERS [incl. Boatman, Deck Hand, Sailor, Ship Deck Ratings]	2
3211.	Life science technicians [incl. Medical Laboratory Assistant, Medical Technician nfs, Physicaland Life Science Technici	0
8271.	Meat- & ?sh-processing machine operators	1
6122.	Poultry producers [incl. Chicken Farmer, Skilled Hatchery Worker]	3
6130.	MARKET-ORIENTED CROP & ANIMAL PRODUCERS	0
8231.	Rubber-products machine operators	0
4200.	CUSTOMER SERVICES CLERKS [incl. Customer Service Clerk nfs]	0
2000.	professionals	0
4213.	Bookmakers & croupiers	0
1231.	Finance & administration department managers	0
1232.	Personnel & industrial relations department managers	0
6140.	FORESTRY, ETC. WORKERS	0
2113.	Chemists	0
5140.	OTHER PERSONAL SERVICES WORKERS	0
3470.	ARTISTIC, ENTERTAINMENT & SPORTS ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
7200.	METAL, MACHINERY, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
8300.	DRIVERS & MOBILE-PLANT OPERATORS	0
9998.	Can't choose	0
3434.	Statistical, mathematical, etc. associate professionals	0
8111.	Mining-plant operators	0
6113.	Gardeners, horticultural & nursery growers [incl. Bulb Grower, Market Gardener]	3
9311.	Mining & quarrying laborers	0
3132.	Broadcasting & telecommunications equipment operators	0
7211.	Metal molders & coremakers	0
2321.	[Secondary teachers, academic track]	10
1220.	[LARGE ENTERPRISE OPERATION] DEPARTMENT MANAGERS	0
2114.	Geologists & geophysicists	0
1236.	Computing services department managers	0
7215.	Riggers & cable splicers	0
5210.	FASHION & OTHER MODELS [incl. Mannequin, Artist’s Model]	0
2352.	School inspectors	1
7432.	Weavers, knitters, etc. workers	0
1210.	[LARGE ENTERPRISES] DIRECTORS & CHIEF EXECUTIVES	0
5142.	Companions & valets [incl. Personal Maid]	0
2144.	Electronics & telecommunications engineers	1
1110.	LEGISLATORS [incl. Member of Parliament, Member of Local Council]	0
4215.	Debt-collectors, etc. workers	0
4211.	Cashiers & ticket clerks [incl. Bank Cashier, Store Cashier, Toll Collector]	3
7233.	[Industrial & agricultural] machinery mechanics & ?tters [incl. Mechanic Heavy Equipment, Millwright]	0
9161.	Garbage collectors [incl. Dustman]	0
7216.	Underwater workers [incl. Frogman]	0
3414.	Travel consultants & organizers	0
5122.	Cooks	9
8262.	Weaving- & knitting-machine operators	0
4114.	Calculating-machine operators [incl. Bookkeeping Machine Operator]	0
8330.	AGRICULTURAL & OTHER MOBILE PLANT OPERATORS	0
2221.	Medical doctors	1
3433.	Bookkeepers	0
8141.	Wood-processing plant operators [incl. Sawyer]	0
5113.	Travel, museum guides	1
4142.	Mail carriers & sorting clerks	0
1313.	[Small enterprise] General managers construction	9
7411.	Butchers, ?shmongers, etc. food preparers	3
8000.	PLANT & MACHINE OPERATORS & ASSEMBLERS	1
8230.	RUBBER- & PLASTIC-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS	0
6124.	Mixed-animal producers	0
3442.	Government tax & excise officials	0
3451.	Police inspectors & detectives [incl. Police Investigator, Private Detective]	0
1318.	[Small enterprise] General managers personal care, cleaning, etc.services	2
3210.	LIFE SCIENCE TECHNICIANS, ETC. ASSOCIATE PROFES SIONALS	0
7311.	Precision-instrument makers & repairers [incl. Dental Mechanic, Watch Maker]	0
7321.	Abrasive wheel formers, potters, etc. workers	0
3231.	Nursing associate professionals [incl. Trainee Nurses]	0
3133.	Medical equipment operators [incl. X-ray Technician]	1
8283.	Electronic-equipment assemblers	2
9300.	LABORERS IN MINING, CONSTRUCTION, MANUFACTURING & TRANSPORT [incl. Unskilled Worker nfs]	18
9999.	Decline to answer	58
7231.	Motor vehicle mechanics & ?tters [incl. Bicycle Repairman]	12
3460.	SOCIAL WORK ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
9150.	MESSENGERS, PORTERS, DOORKEEPERS, ETC. WORKERS	0
8280.	assemblers	5
2210.	LIFE SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS	0
8286.	Paperboard, textile, etc. products assemblers	0
6150.	FISHERY WORKERS, HUNTERS & TRAPPERS	5
7320.	POTTERS, GLASS-MAKERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
1310.	[SMALL ENTERPRISE] GENERAL MANAGERS	2
8279.	Tobacco-production machine operators	0
7234.	[Unskilled garage worker] [incl. Oiler-Greaser]	0
5161.	Fire?ghters	2
7332.	Handicraft workers in textile, leather, etc. materials [incl. Carpet Weaver]	0
7440.	PELT, LEATHER & SHOEMAKING TRADES WORKERS	0
4221.	Travel agency, etc. clerks	0
6110.	MARKET GARDENERS & CROP GROWERS	6
3241.	Traditional medicine practitioners [incl. Herbalist]	1
8285.	Wood, etc. products assemblers	6
1315.	[Small enterprise] General managers restaurants & hotels	9
9111.	Street food vendors	17
7410.	FOOD PROCESSING, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	1
8321.	Motorcycle drivers	0
1319.	[Small enterprise] General managers nec	3
3117.	Mining & metallurgical technicians	0
7346.	Silkscreen, block & textile printers	0
3114.	Electronics & telecommunications engineering technicians	0
7111.	Miners & quarry workers [incl. Miner nfs]	0
2452.	Sculptors, painters, etc. artists	0
8121.	Ore & metal furnace operators	0
2450.	WRITERS & CREATIVE OR PERFORMING ARTISTS	0
7423.	Woodworking-machine setters & setter-operators [incl. Wood-Turner]	0
9110.	STREET VENDORS, ETC. WORKERS	1
3330.	SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
8312.	Railway brakers signalers & shunters	0
8282.	Electrical-equipment assemblers	2
1300.	[SMALL ENTERPRISE] GENERAL MANAGERS	4
3400.	OTHER ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
7312.	Musical-instrument makers & tuners	0
8265.	Fur- & leather-preparing-maching operators	0
9142.	Vehicle, window, etc. cleaners	1
9140.	BUILDING CARETAKERS, WINDOW, ETC. CLEANERS	0
7223.	Machine-tool setters & setter-operators [incl. Metal driller, Turner]	1
6132.	[Farm foremen/supervisor]	1
3152.	Safety, health & quality inspectors [incl. Occupational Safety Inspector, Inspector nfs]	1
9130.	DOMESTIC, ETC. HELPERS, CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS	0
2224.	Pharmacists	0
7345.	Bookbinders, etc. workers	0
7300.	PRECISION, HANDICRAFT, PRINTING, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
2444.	Philologists, translators & interpreters	0
2139.	Computing professionals nec	0
3431.	Administrative secretaries, etc. associate professionals	0
8332.	Earth-moving, etc. plant operators [incl. Bulldozer Driver, Dredge Operator, Road-Roller Driver]	0
7530.	[APPRENTICE SKILLED WORK NFS]	0
2143.	Electrical engineers	0
8275.	Fruit-, vegetable- & nut-processing machine operators	0
4132.	Production clerks [incl. Planning Clerks]	0
1141.	Senior officials political-party organizations [incl. Politician]	0
2410.	BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS	0
1142.	Senior officials economic-interest organizations [incl. Union Leader, Director Employers’ Organization]	0
5111.	Travel attendants & travel stewards [incl. Airplane Steward, Airplane Purser]	0
2130.	COMPUTING PROFESSIONALS	0
7244.	Telegraph & telephone installers & servicers	0
3140.	SHIP & AIRCRAFT CONTROLLERS & TECHNICIANS	0
5169.	Protective services workers nec [incl. Night Guard, Bodyguard, Coast Guard]	8
7430.	TEXTILE, GARMENT, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
4121.	Accounting & bookkeeping clerks [incl. Payroll Clerk]	6
7220.	BLACKSMITHS, TOOL-MAKERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
2453.	Composers, musicians & singers	1
4214.	Pawnbrokers & money-lenders	0
9153.	Vending-maching money collectors, meter readers, etc. workers	1
1229.	Production department managers nec	1
7132.	Floor layers & tile setters [incl. Parquetry Worker]	0
9330.	TRANSPORT LABORERS & FREIGHT HANDLERS	0
2422.	Judges	0
9312.	Construction & maintenance laborers: roads, dams, etc. [incl. Navvy, Shoveller, Railway Trackworker]	4
2412.	Personnel & careers professionals [incl. Job Analyst, Student Counselor]	0
6200.	SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURAL & FISHERY WORKERS	0
1225.	Production department managers restaurants & hotels	0
7142.	Varnishers, etc. painters [incl. Automobile Painter]	1
2420.	LEGAL PROFESSIONALS	0
7520.	[SKILLED WORKERS NFS] [incl. Craftsman, Artisan, Tradesman]	0
3423.	Employment agents & labor contractors	0
7413.	Dairy-products makers	0
8130.	GLASS, CERAMICS, ETC. PLANT OPERATORS	0
8122.	Metal melters, casters & rolling-mill operators	0
3472.	Radio, television & other announcers	1
5143.	Undertakers & embalmers [incl. Funeral Director]	0
5151.	Astrologers, etc. workers	0
2351.	Education methods specialists [incl. Curricula Developer]	0
3473.	Street nightclub, etc. musicians, singers & dancers [incl. Band Leader, Chorus Dancer, Nightclub Singer]	0
1223.	Production department managers construction	0
3300.	TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
3441.	Customs & border inspectors	0
2142.	Civil engineers	2
8221.	Pharmaceutical & toiletry products machine operators	0
9331.	Hand or pedal vehicle drivers [incl. Rickshaw Driver]	0
3118.	Draftspersons [incl. Technical Illustrator]	0
2331.	Primary education teaching professionals	9
4130.	MATERIAL-RECORDING & TRANSPORT CLERKS	0
8278.	Brewers-, wine & other beverage machine operators	0
3142.	Ships deck officers & pilots [incl. River Boat Captain]	0
1251.	Higher military officers [Captain and above]	0
2460.	RELIGIOUS PROFESSIONALS [incl. Priest, Chaplain, Theologian, Professional Nun]	0
7323.	Glass engravers & etchers	0
2132.	Computer programmers	0
8152.	Chemical heat-treating plant operators	0
3229.	Modern health associate professionals except nursing nec [incl. Homeopath, Speech Therapist, Occupational Therapist]	0
7415.	Food & beverage tasters & graders	0
-1.	Missing	0
8162.	Steam-engine & boiler operators [incl. Stoker, Ship Engine Room Ratings]	0
3475.	Athletes, sports persons, etc. associate professionals[incl. Trainer, Umpire]	0
7400.	OTHER CRAFT, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
6000.	SKILLED AGRICULTURAL & FISHERY WORKERS	0
7242.	Electronics ?tters	1
5100.	PERSONAL & PROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKERS	0
6129.	Market-oriented animal producers, etc. workers nec [incl. Bird Breeder, Gamekeeper, Kennel Keeper, Dog Trainer, Animal	0
7330.	HANDICRAFT WORKERS IN WOOD, TEXTILE, LEATHER, ETC.	0
8263.	Sewing-machine operators	0
5164.	[Armed forces, soldiers] [incl. Enlisted Man]	0
7221.	Blacksmiths, hammer-smiths & forging press workers [incl. Toolsmith]	0
3145.	Air traffic safety technicians	0
1227.	Production department managers business services	2
2442.	Sociologists, anthropologists, etc. professionals	0
4212.	Tellers & other counter clerks [incl. Bank Teller, Post Office Clerk]	2
1120.	SENIOR [NATIONAL] GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS [incl. Minister, Ambassador]	0
2148.	Cartographers & surveyors	0
8131.	Glass & ceramics kiln, etc. machine operators	0
8110.	MINING- & MINERAL-PROCESSING PLANT OPERATORS	0
8281.	Mechanical-machinery assemblers [incl. Car Assembly-Line Worker]	2
2446.	Social work professionals [incl. Welfare Worker]	2
7344.	Photographic, etc. workers [incl. Darkroom worker]	0
5000.	SERVICE WORKERS & SHOP & MARKET SALES WORKERS	3
9131.	Domestic helpers & cleaners [incl. Housemaid, Housekeeper nfs]	8
7421.	Wood treaters [incl. Wood Grader, Wood Impregnator]	0
8273.	Grain- & spice-milling machine operators	0
7343.	Printing engravers & etchers	0
9200.	AGRICULTURAL, FISHERY, ETC. LABORERS	0
3226.	Physiotherapsits, etc. associate professionals [incl. Chiropractor, Masseur, Osteopath]	0
3110.	PHYSICAL & ENGINEERING SCIENCE TECHNICIANS	0
8260.	TEXTILE, FUR & LEATHER-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS	0
8322.	Car, taxi & van drivers [incl. Taxi Owner nfs]	15
3119.	Physical & engineering science technicians nec [incl. Quantity Surveyor]	0
3450.	POLICE INSPECTORS & DETECTIVES/[ARMY]	2
2121.	Mathematicians, etc. professionals	0
2454.	Choreographers & dancers	0
8261.	Fiber-preparing, spinning & winding machine operators	0
7213.	Sheet-metal workers [incl. Panel Beater, Coppersmith, Tinsmith]	0
3439.	Administrative associate professionals nec [incl. Management Assistant]	2
6112.	Tree & shrub crop growers [incl. Skilled Rubber Worker, Coffee Farmer, Tea Grower, Fruit Tree Pruner]	13
3230.	NURSING & MIDWIFERY ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
2229.	Health professionals except nursing nec	1
8284.	Metal, rubber & plastic products assemblers	1
7441.	Pelt dressers, tanners & fellmongers	0
3415.	Technical & commercial sales representatives [incl. Traveling Salesman, Technical Salesman]	0
2421.	Lawyers	0
4143.	Coding proofreading, etc. clerks	0
1311.	[Small enterprise] General managers agriculture, forestry & fishing	4
8264.	Bleaching-, dyeing- & cleaning-machine operators [incl. Launderer]	0
8172.	Industrial-robot operators	0
2431.	Archivists & curators	0
2300.	TEACHING PROFESSIONALS	0
5162.	Police officers [incl. Policeman, Constable, Marshal]	5
9213.	Fishery, hunting & trapping laborers	0
9141.	Building caretakers [incl. Janitor, Sexton, Verger]	0
6142.	Charcoal burners, etc. workers	0
9321.	Assembling laborers [incl. Sorter, Bottle Sorter, Winder, Checker nfs, Grader nfs]	4
1226.	Production department managers transportation, storage & communications ]	1
7437.	Upholsterers, etc. workers	0
7245.	Electrical line installers, repairers & cable jointers	3
8240.	WOOD-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS	0
5123.	Waiters, waitresses & bartenders	4
7000.	CRAFT, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
6123.	Apiarists & sericulturists [incl. Beekeeper, Silkworm Raiser]	0
7129.	Building frame, etc. trades workers nec [incl. Construction Worker nfs, Billboard Erector, Demolition Worker,Scaffolder	0
7110.	MINERS, SHOTFIRERS, STONE CUTTERS & CARVERS	0
2455.	Film, stage, etc. actors & directors	0
4210.	CASHIERS, TELLERS, ETC. CLERKS	0
1143.	Senior officials special-interest organizations [incl. Lodge Official, Official Red Cross]	0
5110.	TRAVEL ATTENDANTS, ETC.	0
8112.	Mineral-ore- & stone-processing plant operators	0
2110.	PHYSICISTS, CHEMISTS & RELATED PROFESSIONALS	0
8311.	Locomotive-engine drivers	1
3422.	Clearing & forwarding agents	0
7100.	EXTRACTION & BUILDING TRADES WORKERS	0
8159.	Chemical-processing plant operators nec	0
3121.	Computer assistants [incl. Assistant Users’ Services]	1
2146.	Chemical engineers	0
7433.	Tailors, dressmakers & hatters [incl. Milliner]	4
4111.	Stenographers & typists	0
2441.	Economists	0
2223.	Veterinarians	0
3416.	Buyers	0
7124.	Carpenters & joiners	0
3000.	TECHNICIANS AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	1
3116.	Chemical engineering technicians	0
8170.	AUTOMATED ASSEMBLY-LINE & INDUSTRIAL-ROBOT OPER-TORS	0
7431.	Fiber preparers	0
8274.	Baked-goods cereal & chocolate products machine operators	0
3228.	Pharmaceutical assistants	0
3227.	Veterinary assistants [incl. Veterinarian Vaccinator]	0
3440.	CUSTOMS, TAX, ETC. GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS[incl. Administrative Associate Professional, Executive Civil Serv	3
6100.	MARKET-ORIENTED SKILLED AGRICULTURAL & FISHERY WORKERS [This category includes skilled farm workers and self-employed s	30
7322.	Glass-makers, cutters, grinders & ?nishers	0
7442.	Shoe-makers, etc. workers	0
3122.	Computer equipment operators[incl. Computer Printer Equipment Operator]	0
4133.	Transport clerks [incl. Dispatcher, Expeditor]	0
1100.	LEGISLATORS & SENIOR OFFICIALS	0
3212.	Agronomy & forestry technicians	0
2220.	HEALTH PROFESSIONALS (EXCEPT NURSING)	1
7210.	METAL MOLDERS, WELDERS, SHEETMETAL WORKERS STRUCTURAL METAL	3
9132.	Helpers & cleaners in establishments [Kitchen Hand, Chambermaid]	0
8161.	Power-production plant operators	1
1234.	Advertising & public relations department managers	0
9000.	ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS	0
3200.	LIFE SCIENCE & HEALTH ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
9100.	SALES & SERVICES ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS	0
4131.	Stock clerks [incl. Weighing Clerk, Storehouse Clerk]	6
3111.	Chemical & physical science technicians	0
6210.	SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURAL & FISHERY WORKERS	0
8139.	Glass, ceramics, etc. plant operators nec	0
7232.	Aircraft engine mechanics & ?tters	1
3100.	PHYSICAL & ENGINEERING SCIENCE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
8320.	MOTOR-VEHICLE DRIVERS [incl. Driver nfs]	0
8100.	STATIONARY-PLANT, ETC. OPERATORS	0
7331.	Handicraft workers in wood, etc. materials [incl. Candle Maker, Straw-Hat Maker]	0
7420.	WOOD TREATERS, CABINET-MAKERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	1
8270.	FOOD, ETC. PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS	0
8310.	LOCOMOTIVE-ENGINE DRIVERS, ETC. WORKERS	0
4122.	Statistical & ?nance clerks [incl. Credit Clerk]	1
1230.	[LARGE ENTERPRISES] OTHER DEPARTMENT MANAGERS	1
8222.	Ammunition & explosive-products machine operators	0
2213.	Agronomists, etc. professionals	0
9133.	Hand-launderers & pressers	0
3123.	Industrial robot controllers	0
8269.	Textile, fur & leather-products machine operators nec	0
4100.	OFFICE CLERKS [incl. Clerk nfs, Government Office Clerk nfs]	7
2131.	Computer systems designers & analysts	0
2445.	Psychologists	0
8253.	Paper-products machine operators	1
1252.	Lower-grade commissioned officers [incl. Army Lieutenant]	0
2330.	PRIMARY & PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS	0
4223.	Telephone switchboard operators [incl. Telephone Operator]	0
8153.	Chemical-?ltering & separating-equipment operators	1
2332.	Pre-primary education teaching professionals	4
8123.	Metal heat-treating plant operators	0
2451.	Authors, journalists & other writers [incl. Editor, Technical Writer]	0
8150.	CHEMICAL-PROCESSING PLANT OPERATORS	0
4141.	Library & ?ling clerks	1
2340.	SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS [incl. Remedial Teacher, Teacher of the Blind]	0
3120.	COMPUTER ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
6114.	Mixed-crop growers [incl. Share Cropper]	0
3220.	MODERN HEALTH ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS EXCEPT NURSING	0
4120.	NUMERICAL CLERKS	0
8200.	MACHINE OPERATORS & ASSEMBLERS	3
9212.	Forestry laborers	0
1237.	Research & development department managers	0
1222.	Production department managers manufacturing	0
2310.	HIGHER EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS	2
3223.	Dieticians & nutritionists	0
3240.	TRADITIONAL MEDICINE PRACTITIONERS & FAITH HEALERS	0
4113.	Data-entry operators [incl. Key Puncher]	1
8155.	Petroleum & natural-gas re?ning plant operators	1
8272.	Dairy-products machine operators	0
3221.	Medical assistants	0
3411.	Securities & ?nance dealers & brokers	0
7416.	Tobacco preparers & tobacco products makers	0
1250.	MILITARY OFFICERS	0
2440.	SOCIAL SCIENCE, ETC. PROFESSIONALS	0
5132.	Institution-based personal care workers [incl. Ambulance Man, Hospital Orderly]	0
8140.	WOOD-PROCESSING & PAPERMAKING PLANT OPERATORS	0
1240.	OFFICE MANAGERS	8
6151.	Aquatic-life cultivation workers [incl. Oyster Farmer, Pearl Cultivator, Fish Hatcher]	0
6134.	[Skilled farm workers nfs]	0
7324.	Glass ceramics, etc. decorative painters [incl. Decorative Painter, Signpainter]	0
6154.	Hunters & trappers [incl. Whaler]	0
7134.	Insulation workers	0
6121.	Dairy & livestock producers [incl. Cattle Breeder, Dairy Farmer, Grazier, Shepherd]	0
2149.	Architects, engineers, etc. professionals	1
7130.	BUILDING FINISHERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
9320.	MANUFACTURING LABORERS	0
3430.	ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
3139.	Optical & electronic equipment operators nec [incl. Cinema Projectionist, Telegrapher]	0
7121.	Builders traditional materials	0
8163.	Incinerator water-treatment, etc. plant operators [incl. Sewage Plant Operator]	0
7113.	Stone splitters, cutters & carvers [incl. Tombstone Carver]	0
7120.	BUILDING FRAME, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
7500.	[SKILLED WORKERS NFS]	2
5152.	Fortune-tellers, palmists, etc. workers	0
2432.	Librarians, etc. information professionals [incl. Documentalist, Health Records Technician]	0
6111.	Field crop & vegetable growers [incl. Specialized Crop Farmers, Specialized Crop Farm Workers]	8
8232.	Plastic-products machine operators	1
3410.	FINANCE & SALES ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS	0
1130.	[SENIOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS] [incl. Local Government Senior Officials, Mayor]	0
4190.	OTHER OFFICE CLERKS [incl. Address Clerk, Timekeeper, Office Boy, Photocopy Machine Operator]	9
8113.	Well-drillers & borers, etc. workers	0
8210.	METAL- & MINERAL-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS	0
1221.	Production department managers agriculture & fishing	0
9313.	Building construction laborers [incl. Handyman, Hod Carrier]	8
3419.	Finance & sales associate professionals nec	0
8334.	Lifting-truck operators	0
5141.	Hairdressers, barbers, beauticians, etc. workers	0
3412.	Insurance representative [incl. Insurance Agent, Underwriter]	3
6133.	[Farmers nfs]	0
5133.	Home-based personal care workers [incl. Attendant]	1
3224.	Optometrists & opticians [incl. Dispensing Optician]	0
2120.	MATHEMATICIANS, STATISTICIANS, ETC. PROFESSIONALS	0
2212.	Pharmacologists, pathologists, etc. professionals	0
3449.	Government licensing officials	0
6153.	Deep-sea ?shery workers [incl. Fisherman nfs, Trawler Crewman]	0
9120.	STREET SERVICES ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS [incl. Billposter, Shoeshiner, Car Window Washer]	0
3222.	Sanitarians	0
4000.	clerks	0
6120.	MARKET-ORIENTED ANIMAL PRODUCERS, ETC. WORKERS	0
3151.	Building & ?re inspectors	0
2322.	[Secondary teachers, vocational track]	2
9160.	GARBAGE COLLECTORS, ETC. LABORERS	1
8250.	PRINTING, BINDING & PAPER-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERA-TORS	0
9310.	MINING & CONSTRUCTION LABORERS	1
1200.	CORPORATE MANAGERS [LARGE ENTERPRISES]	0
8266.	Shoemaking-, etc. machine operators	0
5112.	Transport conductors [incl. Train Conductor]	0
8151.	Crushing grinding & chemical-mixing machinery operators	0
2443.	Philosophers, historians & political scientists	0
8124.	Metal drawers & extruders	0
8220.	CHEMICAL-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS	0
3225.	Dental assistants [incl. Oral Hygienist]	0
2200.	LIFE SCIENCE & HEALTH PROFESSIONALS	0
6141.	Forestry workers & loggers [incl. Forestery, Rafter, Timber Cruiser]	1
8333.	Crane, hoist, etc. plant operators	0
7240.	ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT MECHANICS & FIT-TERS	0
7133.	Plasterers [incl. Stucco Mason]	0
3429.	Business services agents & trade brokers nec [incl. Literary Agent, Sports Promoter, Salesman Advertisements]	0
2430.	ARCHIVISTS, LIBRARIANS, ETC. INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS	0
7135.	Glaziers	0
7340.	PRINTING, ETC. TRADES WORKERS	0
7230.	MACHINERY MECHANICS & FITTERS	0
9990.	Not applicable	610
1316.	[Small enterprise] General managers transp., storage & communications	15
3242.	Faith healers	0
4144.	Scribes, etc. workers [incl. Form Filling Assistance Clerk]	1
3115.	Mechanical engineering technicians	4
3141.	Ships engineers	0
8229.	Chemical-products machine operators nec	0
3232.	Midwifery associate professionals [incl. Trainee Midwife]	0
2112.	Meteorologists	0
8276.	Sugar-production machine operators	0
2411.	Accountants [incl. Auditor]	3
5230.	STALL & MARKET SALESPERSONS	2
2429.	Legal professionals nec [incl. Notary, Notary Public]	0
1000.	LEGISLATORS, SENIOR OFFICIALS & MANAGERS	0
7112.	Shot?rers & blasters	0
3413.	[Real] estate agents [incl. Real Estate Broker]	0
5121.	Housekeepers, etc. workers [incl. Butler, Matron, Dormitory Warden, Estate Manager, Property Manager, Building Superint	0
3420.	BUSINESS SERVICES AGENTS AND TRADE BROKERS	1
7131.	Roofers	0
4112.	Word-processor, etc. operators [incl. Teletypist]	0
3310.	PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS [incl. Teacher’s Aid]	2
2400.	OTHER PROFESSIONALS [incl. Professional nfs, Administrative Professional]	2
2359.	Other teaching professionals nec	0
2122.	Statisticians	0
5139.	[Other] care, etc. workers nec [incl. Animal Feeder]	0
3144.	Air traffic controllers	0
3131.	Photographers & electronic equipment operators [incl. Cameraman, Sound Mixer]	0
8323.	Bus & tram drivers	7
7435.	Textile, leather, etc. pattern-makers & cutters	0
7313.	Jewelry & precious-metal workers [incl. Diamond Cutter, Goldsmith]	0
8224.	Photographic-products machine operators	0
7141.	Painters, etc. workers [incl. Construction Painter, Paperhanger]	0
2211.	Biologists, botanists, zoologists, etc. professionals	0
2320.	SECONDARY EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS	1
7122.	Bricklayers & stonemasons [incl. Pavior]	0
7224.	Metal wheel-grinders, polishers & tool sharpeners	0
7412.	Bakers, pastry-cooks & confectionery makers	0
2140.	ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS, ETC. PROFESSIONALS	0
5160.	PROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKERS	4
3213.	Farming & forestry advisers	0
3320.	PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS [incl. Kindergarten Teacher’s Aid]	0
7222.	Tool-makers, etc. workers [incl. Locksmith]	0
6131.	[Mixed farmers]	0
7310.	PRECISION WORKERS IN METAL, ETC. MATERIALS	0
9211.	Farm-hands & laborers [incl. Cow Herd, Farm Helper, Fruit Picker]	3
7414.	Fruit, vegetable, etc. preservers	1
9333.	Freight handlers [incl. Docker, Loader, Longshoreman, Remover, Stevedore]	0
1317.	[Small enterprise] General managers business services	0
9151.	Messengers, package & luggage porters & deliverers [incl. Elevator Attendant, Bellboy, Messenger]	3
5220.	SHOP SALESPERSONS & DEMONSTRATORS [incl. Shop Assistant, Gas Station Attendant, Retail Assistant]	7
5120.	HOUSEKEEPING & RESTAURANT SERVICES WORKERS	1
2222.	Dentists	1
3113.	Electrical engineering technicians	5
7136.	Plumbers & pipe ?tters [incl. Well Digger]	6
9152.	Doorkeepers, watchpersons, etc. workers [incl. Amusement Park Attendant, Ticket Collector, Usher, Watchman nfs, Park At	0
7123.	Concrete placers, concrete ?nishers, etc. workers [incl. Terrazzo Worker]	0
9322.	Handpackers & other manufacturing laborers [incl. Crater, Labeler]	2
7241.	Electrical mechanics & ?tters [incl. Office Machine Repairman]	1

Summary Statistics: StDev 2983.3393886668505; Mean 7864.414713015361; Min. 1226.0; Max. 9999.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3O5meVa3KMLTY6lnPYSXfA==

se10c_2 What is his/her job title (EGP class)

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Lower service	145
4.	Small employers	0
99.	Decline to answer	58
5.	Independent	0
-1.	Missing	0
11.	Farmers/farm managers	5
0.	Not applicable	610
1.	Higher service	28
8.	Skilled manual	68
98.	Can't choose	0
10.	Farm workers	72
7.	Manual foremen	3
3.	Routine clerical/sales	90
9.	Semi-Unskilled manual	158

Summary Statistics: Max. 99.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 7.350040420371852; StDev 20.67140498905825

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:HmVL6zi86CbEiISku390Hw==

se10c_3 Extended application. Elite vs. Mass

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Mass	396
1.	Elite	173
9.	Decline to answer	58
0.	Not applicable	610
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.9432637226493936; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.2021018593371064;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qFoxsgIa+ThgTLeNxLNbIQ==

se10c_4 Extended application. White vs. blue collar

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Manual blue collar workers	306
0.	Not applicable	610
8.	Can't choose	0
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Decline to answer	58
1.	Non-manual white collar workers	263

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.9306975049620194; Min. 0.0; Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.1293451899757452

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:j92eAyws7r2RszfdGOK9aA==

se10d Is he or she currently seeking employment?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Never employed	7
2.	No (Not currently employed and not seeking work)	44
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Yes (Currently unemployed but seeking work	5
0.	Not applicable	1181
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 3.0; Mean 0.09215844785772037; StDev 0.43463887564302994; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+JD4cxK3MNdhyb0ftv9KMg==

se10e What is his or her current status?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
6.	Other	0
4.	Person with disabilities	1
2.	Student	1
5.	Unemployed	11
-1.	Missing	0
0.	Not applicable	1181
9.	Decline to answer	0
1.	Homemaker	8
3.	Retired	35

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.6929631607040337; Valid 1237.0; Mean 0.14066289409862576;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:e0mfQ4CVdL3zDrIt6EjlrQ==

se11 What language do you speak the most in the home?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
7201.	Japanese	0
3504.	Macedonian	0
-1.	Missing	0
5212.	Urdu	0
5101.	Kannada	0
3602.	Polish	0
5.	Only official language	73
7301.	Korean	0
2303.	Spanish	0
1403.	Afrikaans	0
8.	Can't choose	0
6103.	Karen	0
6504.	Indonesian	0
5104.	Telugu	0
1504.	Swedish	0
4901.	Armenian	0
2201.	Greek	0
4102.	Pashto	0
5201.	Bengali	0
9.	Decline to answer	0
5206.	Nepali	0
7104.	Mandarin	0
6101.	Burmese	0
1301.	German	0
7101.	Cantonese	0
2101.	French	0
3503.	Croatian	0
1201.	English	0
3402.	Russian	0
2.	Mostly local language	186
2401.	Italian	0
3904.	Romanian	0
6511.	Tagalog	0
5203.	Hindi	0
2302.	Portuguese	0
5102.	Malayalam	0
7100.	Chinese	0
7199.	Chinese, nec	0
3601.	Czech	0
6302.	Vietnamese	0
4.	Mostly official language	87
3.	A mixture of local and official language	268
5103.	Tamil	0
5207.	Punjabi	0
4202.	Arabic	0
1.	Only local language	623
4106.	Persian (excluding Dari)	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 1.2381583632198911; Max. 5.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 2.0307194826192383;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Wf5lh76PY55/ITjeDfp23w==

se11a What is your racial or ethnic background?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
701.	Hakka	0
1306.	Bidayuh	11
1304.	Melanau	4
613.	Tausug	0
634.	Zamboange	0
1303.	Indian	88
620.	Capiznon	0
807.	Tribe	0
631.	Subanen	0
-1.	Missing	0
1512.	Australian	0
609.	Maguindanao	0
1509.	Pacific Islander (e.g. NZ, Maori, Fijian, Samoan)	0
614.	Yakan	0
617.	Antique	0
704.	Aboriginal	0
625.	Kapampangan	0
1505.	East Asian (e.g. Chinese, Korean, Japanese)	0
804.	Indian	0
624.	Iranon	0
612.	Tagalog	0
622.	Ibanag	0
611.	Spanish	0
632.	Surigaonon	0
604.	Ilocano	0
1501.	Aboriginal and / or Torres Strait Islander	0
603.	Igorot	0
1108.	Day	0
706.	Aliens(spouse is Taiwanese)	0
1511.	Southern African (e.g. Zimbabwean, South African)	0
501.	Khalkh, Kazak, or other(homogeny)	0
623.	Illonggo	0
627.	Maranao	0
1510.	Northern African (e.g. Egyptian, Sudanese, Moroccan)	0
1305.	Iban	44
1109.	Ede	0
703.	Mainlander	0
607.	Chinese	0
610.	Maranao	0
633.	Waray	0
618.	Bagobo	0
1110.	Nung	0
1309.	Murut	11
1502.	Anglo-Celtic (e.g. British, Scottish, English, Irish)	0
621.	Hiligaynon	0
1506.	Southeast Asian (e.g. Vietnamese, Thai, Filipino)	0
629.	Pangasinense	0
1508.	Middle Eastern (e.g. Lebanese, Iraqi, Turkish)	0
630.	Romblomanon	0
626.	Kinaray a	0
602.	Ifugao	0
605.	Ilonggo	0
601.	Bicol	0
1301.	Malay	628
1513.	North American (e.g. Canada, US, Mexico, Caribbean)	0
803.	Malayu	0
806.	Lao	0
707.	Aliens(with the right of residence)	0
1107.	Thai	0
1102.	Other	0
1112.	Tay	0
1308.	Bajau	31
616.	Aklanon	0
1514.	South American	0
1307.	Kadazan/Dusun	37
808.	Other	0
705.	Mainlander(spouse is Taiwanese)	0
805.	Mon People	0
1101.	Kinh	0
628.	Masbateno	0
1516.	Other (please specify)	0
1310.	Others bumiputera	65
606.	Cebuano	0
702.	Min-nan	0
1111.	H'Mong	0
1105.	Hoa	0
1515.	West African (e.g. Nigeria)	0
1106.	Khome	0
619.	Bisaya	0
802.	Chinese	0
98.	Can't choose	0
608.	Japanese	0
99.	Decline to answer	0
1503.	European-Southern (e.g. Greek, Italian)	0
1504.	European-Northern / Western / Eastern (e.g. French, Polish, Swedish)	0
1113.	Bana	0
801.	Thai	0
1507.	South Asian (e.g. Indian, Pakistani, Nepali)	0
1302.	Chinese	318

Summary Statistics: Mean 1302.4947453516572; StDev 2.502622547553359; Valid 1237.0; Max. 1310.0; Min. 1301.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:0fGmy7WE55/9PQIYud+aVw==

se12 Where would you place your family on the following scale?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Lowest status	5
9.	9	66
99.	Decline to answer	3
5.	5	409
3.	3	20
97.	Do not undersand the question	8
4.	4	43
2.	2	9
8.	8	141
-1.	Missing	0
7.	7	187
98.	Can't choose	10
6.	6	230
10.	Highest status	106

Summary Statistics: StDev 11.941124759863168; Min. 1.0; Max. 99.0; Mean 7.941794664510914; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:zwfYvaLfBuNYaAk88uhd4g==

se13a Where would you put yourself on this staircase?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	9	18
5.	5	529
97.	Do not understand the question	2
98.	Can't choose	2
1.	The poorest	17
2.	2	22
7.	7	164
0.	Not applicable	0
10.	The richest	27
-1.	Missing	0
4.	4	96
3.	3	42
8.	8	72
6.	6	244
99.	Decline to answer	2

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 99.0; StDev 6.603789044651161; Mean 6.001616814874699;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2aupLV+9rS5sBFyzs4a8UA==

se13b Where would you put your parents on this staircase?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
4.	4	82
8.	8	98
0.	Not applicable	0
2.	2	25
6.	6	229
3.	3	67
10.	The richest	67
98.	Can't choose	38
97.	Do not understand the question	14
7.	7	155
99.	Decline to answer	6
1.	The poorest	18
5.	5	402
9.	9	36

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 10.121261115602278; Valid 1237.0; StDev 19.553590182449554; Max. 99.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:boyZhKj8CH/mFXaHyBxYyw==

se13c Where do you think your children will be on this staircase?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	0
98.	Can't choose	120
1.	The poorest	10
7.	7	173
9.	9	58
99.	Decline to answer	31
8.	8	173
3.	3	16
97.	Do not understand the question	26
4.	4	45
2.	2	13
-1.	Missing	0
6.	6	195
5.	5	307
10.	The richest	70

Summary Statistics: Max. 99.0; StDev 32.140959961791324; Mean 19.512530315278894; Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Nyvg9W252YnereGTmnBS9g==

se14 What group your household income on average is?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	0
3.	3rd	569
8.	Can't choose	0
5.	Highest quintile	44
4.	4th	112
2.	2 nd	305
9.	Decline to answer	46
1.	Lowest quintile	161
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.5250252006037643; Mean 2.8779304769603886

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:OtDhK+gogjuL/WCJV3iZhg==

se14a Does the total income of your household allow you to satisactorily cover y

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not applicable	2
5.	Our income does not cover the needs, there are great difficulties	40
4.	Our income does not cover the needs, there are difficulties	219
9.	Decline to answer	3
7.	Do not understand the question	0
1.	Our income covers the needs well, we can save a lot	75
2.	Our income covers the needs well, we can save	427
-1.	Missing	0
8.	Can't choose	0
3.	Our income covers the needs all right, without much difficulties	471

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.7849636216653195; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 0.9749285607231605; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:nM9obHUWRnktZ2aYi8UHhQ==

Se15a Do you or your fmaily own the following?Car/Jeep/Van

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1035
2.	No	202
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.1632983023443815; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.3697871150517265; Max. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:s+e1SOGiGd3cXHNTXC7KHg==

Se15a_1 How many?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency	Text
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 12.0; Mean 1.658043654001617; Min. 0.0; StDev 1.4223005617872697

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:f7D/fTMYsKqEOdjOLuO9+g==

Se15b Tractor

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	No	1212
1.	Yes	25
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.9797898140662895; StDev 0.14077554879623444;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:mbwAJ+wGve9qTLsO/zKkHw==

Se15c Color or B/W Television

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
2.	No	137
1.	Yes	1100

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.31395148452370136; Mean 1.110751818916734; Max. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:okxumF3bATyWn1IuH3nZIw==

Se15d Cable Televsion

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
2.	No	404
1.	Yes	833

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.4691579695680037; Mean 1.326596604688763; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:cNbGdRE7v5WhnpcbuKUnDw==

Se15e Scooter/Motorcycle/Moped

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
2.	No	311
1.	Yes	926

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.43400187188482253; Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.2514147130153597;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2WkB7wtC4LjfmzHTgEo04w==

Se15f Telephone

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	No	889
1.	Yes	348
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.44982792980194025; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.718674211802748

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:DjPr2YqkGCGamoBNfZkBmQ==

Se15g Mobile Telephone

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	No	55
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Yes	1182

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.0444624090541632; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.20620348352963935; Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3LzyE/tky/yyb9QZCnBhtA==

Se15h Electric fan/cooler

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	0
-1.	Missing	1237
2.	No	0

Summary Statistics: Min. -1.0; StDev 0.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean -1.0; Max. -1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:J2lx8r45bIXpumywEn/+Ug==

Se15i Bicycle

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	0
2.	No	0
-1.	Missing	1237

Summary Statistics: Mean -1.0; Max. -1.0; Min. -1.0; StDev 0.0; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:J2lx8r45bIXpumywEn/+Ug==

Se15j Radio/transistor

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	0
2.	No	0
-1.	Missing	1237

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. -1.0; Max. -1.0; Mean -1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:J2lx8r45bIXpumywEn/+Ug==

Se15k Pumping set

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	No	0
-1.	Missing	1237
1.	Yes	0

Summary Statistics: Max. -1.0; Min. -1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.0; Mean -1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:J2lx8r45bIXpumywEn/+Ug==

Se15l Fridge

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	No	0
1.	Yes	0
-1.	Missing	1237

Summary Statistics: Mean -1.0; Max. -1.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. -1.0; StDev 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:J2lx8r45bIXpumywEn/+Ug==

Se15m Camera

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	0
-1.	Missing	1237
2.	No	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. -1.0; Min. -1.0; Mean -1.0; StDev 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:J2lx8r45bIXpumywEn/+Ug==

Se15n Goats/Sheep

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	No	0
-1.	Missing	1237
1.	Yes	0

Summary Statistics: Max. -1.0; Mean -1.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. -1.0; StDev 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:J2lx8r45bIXpumywEn/+Ug==

Se15n_1 How many?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency	Text
-1.	Missing	1237

Summary Statistics: Min. -1.0; StDev 0.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean -1.0; Max. -1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:J2lx8r45bIXpumywEn/+Ug==

Se15o Cows/Buffalo

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	0
2.	No	0
-1.	Missing	1237

Summary Statistics: Mean -1.0; StDev 0.0; Min. -1.0; Max. -1.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:J2lx8r45bIXpumywEn/+Ug==

Se15o_1 How many?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency	Text
-1.	Missing	1237

Summary Statistics: Min. -1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.0; Mean -1.0; Max. -1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:J2lx8r45bIXpumywEn/+Ug==

ir1 Interviewer's number

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency	Text
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 251.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 78.06708215269833; Mean 70.18189167340348; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:tUatVM7+KEA+nUIoRpabEQ==

ir2 Is this the first questionnaire you have completed?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	No	713
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Yes	524

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.576394502829426; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.49432926630903207;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:KFlovI8sJ/GmMBfNKT3zog==

ir2a Interviewer's gender

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Male	697
2.	Female	540
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; StDev 0.49615706948146754; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.4365400161681483; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:pgrOB8rWro9JtPU2+ny/RA==

ir2b Interviewer's Age

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency	Text
90.	Not applicable	0
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Mean 23.7162489894907; Min. 18.0; StDev 3.6816482030949333; Valid 1237.0; Max. 58.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:MHwJnn216ooeIzrutiJ6fA==

ir2c What kind of language do you normally use at home?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
605.	Ilonggo	0
1107.	Other	0
606.	Tagalog	0
602.	Cebuano	0
701.	Only or mostly offical language (Mandarin)	0
802.	Northern language	0
1307.	Tamil and others	13
706.	Only or mostly Hakka	0
806.	Other	0
801.	Official language	0
705.	Only or mostly Min-nan	0
603.	English	0
1303.	Tamil	71
703.	A mixture of Mandarin and Hakka	0
1304.	English	2
1106.	Mong	0
1105.	Khome	0
704.	A mixture of Min-nan and Hakka	0
805.	Malayu language	0
707.	Other	0
607.	Other	0
803.	Esan language	0
604.	Ilocano	0
804.	Southern language	0
1306.	Chinese and others	52
1309.	Others (local/ ethnic based dialect)	161
-1.	Missing	0
1308.	English and others	2
1301.	Malay	700
601.	Bicolano	0
501.	Mongolian	0
1101.	Vietnamese	0
702.	A mixture of Mandarin and Min-nan	0
1302.	Chinese	198
1305.	Malay and others	38

Summary Statistics: Mean 1302.728375101051; Min. 1301.0; StDev 2.784424727491975; Valid 1237.0; Max. 1309.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:UwNxpth9Kpmqj58fwvnhZA==

ir3 In the interview, other than the respondent, were others present?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	536
-1.	Missing	0
2.	No	701

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.4957324162724515; Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.5666936135812448

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:LJEqOurYrH7u3gel+zqucw==

ir3a_1 Respondent's spouse

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	113
-1.	Missing	0
96.	Not applicable	701
0.	No	423

Summary Statistics: StDev 47.486560903542646; Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 54.49393694421988; Max. 96.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:zPlR8DbnNuF8P/cdmiB8ig==

ir3a_2 Children

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
96.	Not applicable	701
0.	No	396
1.	Yes	140
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 54.51576394502828; StDev 47.46171121264228; Max. 96.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:6XTGTpZkco4bs1dOteQA8w==

ir3a_3 Parents or parents-in-law

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	No	450
96.	Not applicable	701
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Yes	86

Summary Statistics: Mean 54.472109943411475; StDev 47.51138756185313; Min. 0.0; Max. 96.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:iD6mgwU8IRj0bKVKAVt32w==

ir3a_4 Neighbors/passers by

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
0.	No	368
96.	Not applicable	701
1.	Yes	168

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; StDev 47.43591679613881; Max. 96.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 54.538399353274045;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:TzwXswIJ3AtgMZK7aIbtlQ==

ir3a_5 Party/government official

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
96.	Not applicable	701
0.	No	535
1.	Yes	1

Summary Statistics: Mean 54.403395311236864; Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 47.589395572824714; Max. 96.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:cIsHf2yzUp1N6HQ6Q8PSbA==

ir3a_6 Others

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	No	437
96.	Not applicable	701
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Yes	99

Summary Statistics: Max. 96.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 47.49943685847155; Mean 54.48261924009701; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:vgH/qxjCltsrD/IVTJGaGA==

ir4 Has the respondent ever refused to be interviewed during the whole process?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Yes. In the middle of the interview.	91
3.	Yes. Towards the end of the interview.	59
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Never	1012
1.	Yes. Right at the beginning of the interview	75

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.8638971843299218; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 4.0; Mean 3.6232821341956347

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:sluvJ/GhB8Leg1Gn1lYpPg==

ir5 Has the respondent ever felt impatient during the interview?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Sometimes	157
4.	Always	45
1.	Never	829
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Occasionally	206

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.5295068714632174; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.8496015624278938; Max. 4.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:jJ13ybRzqi7Yqw2bCcTOyw==

ir6 How cooperative was the respondent during the interview?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Not very cooperative	24
2.	Fairly cooperative	302
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Highly cooperative	911

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Max. 3.0; Mean 1.2829426030719482; StDev 0.4918182440843961; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:1Jm9Mn8U7Wydr3Yn0E2eCw==

ir7 How sincere was the respondent when answering sensitive questions?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
2.	Fairly sincere	394
1.	Highly sincerely	813
3.	Not sincere	30
4.	not very sincere	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 3.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.5301388142108894; Mean 1.3670169765561841; Valid 1237.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/yDq9Ta4h+6vLSntbyCT4g==

ir8 What proportion of the questions do you feel the respondent had difficulty a

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Some	263
2.	Most	125
4.	Few	348
-1.	Missing	0
5.	None	0
1.	All	18

Summary Statistics: Max. 4.0; Mean 1.9797898140662895; Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 1.707705444328348;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:lB3mSTUFrT2YyCG6EUKLGQ==

ir10 Language in which interview was conducted

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Native language or dialect (mother tongue) of the respondent	555
-1.	Missing	0
2.	The main language of the country but not the native language or dialect (mother tongue) of the respondent	491
3.	The main language of the region/localities but not the native language or dialect (mother tongue) of the respondent	191

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.7057396928051736; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.7189580559606039; Max. 3.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:PD8hkBYndqTuWge6pXtPoQ==

ir10a Was the interview conducted with the assistance of an interpreter?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Yes	35
2.	No	1202

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.165879291145044; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.9717057396928055

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:AyyW9hPK+DiEDApBRmrufA==

ir11a What is the condition of the road leading to interviewee's residence?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Not wide enough for car, but paved with asphalt, cement or man-made materials	200
1.	Wide enough for car and paved with asphalt, cement or man-made materials	990
4.	Unpaved/dirt road	2
-1.	Missing	0
5.	Muddy	2
3.	Paved with stone	43

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; StDev 0.5315630997310373; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.2425222312045272

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:8XIUsyl7xs/JanCsUelTDA==

ir11b Please identify the main source of drinking water in the household?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
5.	From river, pound or lake	3
3.	Handbump for groundwater	14
2.	Shared tap water in the public place	12
4.	Shared handbump for ground water	5
1.	Tap water inside the house	1203

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.3568232941943783; Min. 1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.0541632983023443; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:xr8G1AuO/qAEPplTLPvoFw==

ir11c Is electricity the main source of lighting in the house?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1220
-1.	Missing	0
3.	Don't know	0
2.	No	17

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 0.11646898503292864; Mean 1.0137429264349231; Valid 1237.0; Max. 2.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:IFyMOHxZlEq6AIPPaV2LWg==

ir11d Is this neighborhood coverd by mobile phone network(signals)?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	No	31
1.	Yes	1196
3.	Don't know	10
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 1.0412287793047699; StDev 0.23609781489926482; Valid 1237.0; Max. 3.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3++FsEsqYBtNqmmPxck8vA==

ir11e In terms of walking distance, how far is it between the nearest public tra

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
3.	Less than 40 minutes	154
1.	Less than 10 minutes by walking	625
2.	Less than 20 minutes	333
7.	Less than four hours	4
4.	Less than an hour	79
5.	Less than two hours	23
6.	Less than three hours	10
8.	More than fours hours	9
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 8.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean 1.894907033144705; StDev 1.230786943483674; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JUisu52S3/d3orqCLs35Gw==

ir12 Were the following services present within the neighborhood,estimate the di

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	walking	0
2.	Easy driving	0
-1.	Missing	1237

Summary Statistics: Min. -1.0; StDev 0.0; Max. -1.0; Valid 1237.0; Mean -1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:J2lx8r45bIXpumywEn/+Ug==

ir12a. Post-office

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Can't determine	88
1.	Yes	925
0.	No	224

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.3880355699272455; Max. 9.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 2.1417681136050954

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:p8Y8Nz59S6Et9BPmigW7YA==

ir12b. School

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1174
9.	Can't determine	23
-1.	Missing	0
0.	No	40

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 1.1164106709781725; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.0998811584005246

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/8+hFovYH/KveGMV2Z+kLg==

ir12c. Police station

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Can't determine	53
1.	Yes	1046
0.	No	138
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.6740634016845772; Mean 1.2312045270816503;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:rX/Pb8LreVoRORTH5GlsWA==

ir12d. Sewerage system that most houses could access

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Can't determine	128
-1.	Missing	0
0.	No	289
1.	Yes	820

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 2.5511400605498884; Mean 1.594179466451089

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:P0aTH9ImaVmzLCkiC+YibA==

ir12e. Health clinic

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	No	72
1.	Yes	1121
-1.	Missing	0
9.	Can't determine	44

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.5117182129716797; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 1.2263540824575567; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:FYvm9Oj3V1oieueROErpgQ==

ir12f. Signal for cellular phone

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Can't determine	24
-1.	Missing	0
0.	No	26
1.	Yes	1187

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Mean 1.134195634599838; StDev 1.1161232042223617; Min. 0.0; Valid 1237.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:oydcQ+8xqRK89C06DGKubQ==

ir12g. Recreational facilities, e.g., a sports field

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Yes	989
9.	Can't determine	50
0.	No	198

Summary Statistics: Valid 1237.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 1.1632983023443813; Max. 9.0; StDev 1.6500009176535833

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ToF1COWUPcejtGvMN4YV1A==

ir12h. Any churches, mosques, temples or other public places of worship

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	No	37
9.	Can't determine	18
1.	Yes	1182
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 1237.0; StDev 0.9769779303626418; Mean 1.0864995957962815;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:eswk5wpGQ8aMdgiCbJjuAA==

ir12i. Any town halls or community buildings that can be used for meetings

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Can't determine	78
1.	Yes	1057
0.	No	102
-1.	Missing	0

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Mean 1.4219886822958785; Valid 1237.0; StDev 1.9857342979706791; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:F5ShRqGjx5nCrN10aImf1Q==

ir12K. Market stalls (selling groceries and/or clothing)

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
9.	Can't determine	40
-1.	Missing	0
1.	Yes	1057
0.	No	140

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.1455133387227168; Min. 0.0; StDev 1.4708075185069844; Valid 1237.0; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:SU3m3x9vMvgbo3aeHGaTLA==

ir13 Which of the following levels within the country the respondent live?

f13452612 Location:

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Capital or Megacity (1 million population plus)	70
3.	Small city or town (less than 100,000 people)	384
2.	Regional center or Other major cities (100,000 plus)	264
-1.	Missing	0
4.	Village or countryside	519