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ISSP Social Inequality II 1992
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Variable groups:

0. Archiving informations
1. Opinions on career and social advancement
2. Opinions and attitudes to inequalities
3. Views on earnings and incomes
4. Social cleavages and conflicts among groups
5. Social position and perceptions of society
6. Socioeconomical status of respondent
7. Sociodemographic data on respondent
8. Data on partner and family of respondent
9. Other data

Variables in variable group "0. Archiving informations":

VERSASD Version of archived data file
REP Republic
KRAJE Region
INQUIRER inquirer
CODER coder
DENTER data enter
IDENT respondent

Variables in variable group "1. Opinions on career and social advancement":

Q1A Importance for getting ahead: wealthy family
Q1B Importance for getting ahead: educated parents
Q1C Importance for getting ahead: education
Q1D Importance for getting ahead: ambitions
Q1E Importance for getting ahead: natural ability
Q1F Importance for getting ahead: hard work
Q1G Importance for getting ahead: knowing the right people
Q1H Importance for getting ahead: political connections
Q1I Importance for getting ahead: person's race
Q1J Importance for getting ahead: person's religion
Q1K Importance for getting ahead: region R comes from
Q1L Importance for getting ahead: born a man or woman
Q1M Importance for getting ahead: political beliefs
Q2 Agreement: chance of improving standard of living

Variables in variable group "2. Opinions and attitudes to inequalities":

Q3A Agreement: responsibility -> more money
Q3B Agreement: education -> more money
Q3C Agreement: inequality useful for the rich
Q3D Agreement: not study long time unless more pay
Q3E Agreement: income differences -> prosperous country
Q3F Agreement: profit from business -> standard of living for all
Q3G Agreement: people don't join -> inequailty
Q6A Agreement: Income differences in Slovakia too large
Q6B Agreement: Government should reduce income differences
Q6C Agreement: Government should provide jobs for all
Q6D Agreement: Government should provide basic income for all
Q7A Taxes for people with high incomes
Q7B Taxes for people with middle incomes
Q7C Taxes for people with low incomes
Q8 Progressive taxes: rich to poor
Q14A If more equal incomes: R's income
Q14B If less equal incomes: R's income

Variables in variable group "3. Views on earnings and incomes":

Q4A R thinks job earns: skilled factory worker
Q4B R thinks job earns: doctor in general practice
Q4C R thinks job earns: shop assistant
Q4D R thinks job earns: chairman of large nat. company
Q4E R thinks job earns: a solicitor
Q4F R thinks job earns: owner of a small shop
Q4G R thinks job earns: a farm worker
Q4H R thinks job earns: owner of large factory
Q4I R thinks job earns: an appeal court judge
Q4J R thinks job earns: unskilled worker in a factory
Q4K R thinks job earns: government minister
Q5A Optimal income: skilled factory worker
Q5B Optimal income: doctor in general practice
Q5C Optimal income: shop assistant
Q5D Optimal income: chairman of large nat. company
Q5E Optimal income: a solicitor
Q5F Optimal income: owner of a small shop
Q5G Optimal income: a farm worker
Q5H Optimal income: owner of large factory
Q5I Optimal income: an appeal court judge
Q5J Optimal income: unskilled worker in a factory
Q5K Optimal income: government minister
Q13A Wished importance on pay: responsibility
Q13B Wished importance on pay: years of education
Q13C Wished importance on pay: supervise others
Q13D Wished importance on pay: support family
Q13E Wished importance on pay: support children
Q13F Wished importance on pay: does job well
Q13G Wished importance on pay: how hard works
Q15A Pyramid: society in R's country today
Q15B Pyramid: 30 years ago
Q15C Pyramid: 30 years from now
Q15D Pyramid: Society ought to be like
Q16A Diagram: R and his family
Q16B Diagram: unskilled worker
Q16C Diagram: chairman of a company
Q16D Diagram: farm labourer
Q16E Diagram: doctor
Q19A Income should depend: education
Q19B Income should depend: working conditions
Q19C Income should depend: personal efficiency
Q19D Income should depend: size of family
Q19E Income should depend: responsibility
Q19F Income should depend: years of work
Q19G Income should depend: being born man or woman
Q20A Income depends: education
Q20B Income depends: working conditions
Q20C Income depends: personal efficiency
Q20D Income depends: size of family
Q20E Income depends: responsibility
Q20F Income depends: years of work
Q20G Income depends: being born man or woman
Q23 Consider income to deserve
Q24 Deserved monthly income

Variables in variable group "4. Social cleavages and conflicts among groups":

Q9A Conflict: poor vs. rich
Q9B Conflict: working vs. middle class
Q9C Conflict: unemployed vs. employed
Q9D Conflict: management vs. workers
Q9E Conflict: farmers vs. city people
Q9F Conflict: young vs. older people

Variables in variable group "5. Social position and perceptions of society":

Q17A Agreement: Govt. support companies to keep employment
Q17B Agreement: women with children stay home
Q17C Agreement: pensioners not work, jobs for others
Q17D Agreement: no requalification -> no benefits
Q17E Agreement: Govt. support jobs in private firms
Q50 Trade union membership
Q56 Self-placement: left-right
Q57 voted political party in 1992

Variables in variable group "6. Socioeconomical status of respondent":

Q10 Top-bottom self-placement
Q11 Status of R's job compared to father's
Q12A R's income compared to father's at same age
Q12B R's education compared to father's at same age
Q18A Afraid of unemployment
Q18B Willingness for requalification
Q18C Agreement (men): let women stay home with minimal income
Q18D Agreement (women): stay home with minimal income
Q21A1 Income for period
Q21A2 Net income from main job
Q21B1 Income for period
Q21B2 Net income from subsidiary activities
Q21C1 Income for period
Q21C2 Social incomes
Q21D1 Income for period
Q21D2 Other incomes
Q25 Importance for work: skills and knowledge from education
Q26 Importance for work: credentials from education
Q27A Self-placement income hierarchy: 1989
Q27B Self-placement income hierarchy: now
Q28A Life-standard: 1989
Q28B Life-standard: now
Q29A Prestige of occupation: 1989
Q29B Prestige of occupation: now
Q44 Employment status
Q44A Employer: state - private sphere
Q44B Self-employed: number of employees
Q45 Subsidiary source of incomes
Q45A Type of subsidiary incomes
Q46 Average working hours per week
Q47 ISCO - main occupation: presence
Q48 R supervises others in main job
Q48A Number of supervised
Q49 Same profession as in 1989
Q49A ISCO - occupation: in 1989
Q55C Total household property estimate
Q60 Class self-placement

Variables in variable group "7. Sociodemographic data on respondent":

Q37 Age (years)
Q38 Marital status
Q39 Education
Q40 Years of schooling
Q58 Religion
Q59 Attendance of religious services
Q61 R's sex
Q62 Type of housing
Q63 Impression from household
VELOB Size of municipality

Variables in variable group "8. Data on partner and family of respondent":

Q22A1 Income for period
Q22A2 Net income of household from main job
Q22B1 Income for period
Q22B2 Net income of household from subsidiary activities
Q22C1 Income for period
Q22C2 Social incomes of household
Q22D1 Income for period
Q22D2 Other incomes of household
Q42 Spouse's education
Q43 Father's education
Q51 Spouse's employment status
Q52 ISCO - Spouse's employment: presence
Q53 ISCO - father's employment, when R 16 YO
Q54 Number of household members
Q55A1 Age of 1st household member
Q55B1 Sex of 1st household member
Q55A2 Age of 2nd household member
Q55B2 Sex of 2nd household member
Q55A3 Age of 3rd household member
Q55B3 Sex of 3rd household member
Q55A4 Age of 4th household member
Q55B4 Sex of 4th household member
Q55A5 Age of 5th household member
Q55B5 Sex of 5th household member
Q55A6 Age of 6th household member
Q55B6 Sex of 6th household member
Q55A7 Age of 7th household member
Q55B7 Sex of 7th household member
Q55A8 Age of 8th household member
Q55B8 Sex of 8th household member

Variables in variable group "9. Other data":

Q30 Important change in job after 1989
Q31A If change in job: year
Q31B If change in job: month
Q32A Change in job: retirement
Q32B Change in job: higher function
Q32C Change in job: lower function
Q32D Change in job: lost managerial function
Q32E Change in job: end of company -> lost job
Q32F Change in job: lost job; other reasons
Q32G Change in job: move to private sector
Q32H Change in job: move to other organisation
Q34 Change in job: change of branch
Q35 Change in job: other type of work
Q36 Change in job: evaluation of effects
Q64 Date of interview
Q65 Length of interview
Q66 Interview difficulty
VEK_3K Age of R in years, recoded into 3 categories
VEK_6K Age of R in years, recoded into 6 categories (standard)
VEK_6K2 Age of R in years, recoded into 6 categories
VEK_7K Age of R in years, recoded into 7 categories
VEK_10K Age of R in years, recoded into 10 categories
VEK_11K Age of R in years, recoded into 11 categories
VZD_4K R: finished education, recoded into 4 categories
SIDLO_5K Size of municipality recoded into 5 categories

Variables not belonging to any variable group:

ISCO68RP ISCO68_INT: RESPONDENT PRESENT
ISCO68RB ISCO68_INT: RESPONDENT 1989
ISCO68SP ISCO68_INT: SPOUSE PRESENT
ISCO68FA ISCO68_INT: FATHER WHEN R. WAS 16
ISCO3RP ISCO68-RESP.PRESENT,3 DIGITS
ISCO3RB ISCO68-RESP.bef.1989,3 DIGITS
ISCO3SP ISCO68-SPOUSE,3 DIGITS
ISCO3FA ISCO68-FATHER,3 DIGITS
EGP10RP EGP10 - RESPONDENT-PRESENT
EGP10RB EGP10 - RESPONDENT-1989
EGP10SP EGP10 - SPOUSE-PRESENT
EGP10FA EGP10 - FATHER
EGP13RP EGP13 - RESPONDENT-PRESENT
EGP13RB EGP13 - RESPONDENT 1989
EGP13SP EGP13 - PARTNER-PRESENT
EGP13FA EGP13 - FATHER
EGP6RP EGP6 - PARTNER-PRESENT
EGP6RB EGP6 - RESPONDENT 1989
EGP6SP EGP6 - SPOUSE
EGP6FA EGP6 - FATHER
PRESRP PRESTIGE-RESPONDENT PRESENT
PRESRB PRESTIGE-RESPONDENT BEFORE 1989
PRESSP PRESTIGE-SPOUSE
PRESFA PRESTIGE- FATHER
ISEIRP SOC-ECON.INDEX: RESPONDENT PRESENT
ISEIRB SOC-ECON.INDEX: RESPONDENT BEF.89
ISEISP SOC-ECON.INDEX: PARTNER PRESENT
ISEIFA SOC.ECON.INDEX: FATHER

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