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Search the archive Look in the data catalogue or try the advanced search. Data Data catalogue Slovakia's Topical Problems. January 1999 study description | list of variables | data access Details for variable O1.1 Name: O1.1 Variable label: Social problems Literal question: 1. Our society has been gone through complicated changes. Some of the problems citizens come across in everyday life have been known for years, while others surfaced only recently. Please, mention three problems that you see as the most important in our society. Label Value   Frequency* %* standard of living 1 418 23.15 unemployment 2 444 24.58 public health 3 196 10.85 school system 4 34 1.88 housing 5 61 3.38 deliquency, organized crime 6 186 10.3 economy, privatization 7 171 9.47 morality, corruption 8 79 4.37 ethnical problems 9 18 1 drug and alcohol abuse 12 10 0.55 politics, democracy 13 121 6.7 foreign politics 15 7 0.39 transport 16 2 0.11 agriculture 17 4 0.22 employee's relationships 20 7 0.39 ecology 21 2 0.11 other 33 29 1.61 don't know 99 17 0.94 Summary statistics Total Responses: 1806 Valid: 1806 Min. / max. value: 1 / 99 Mean / standard deviation: 5.6268 / 10.459 [ next variable ] [ back ] *Caution: Frequencies and percentages are calculated from unweighted data. If data were not collected using quota sampling, there could be significant differences between those unweighted values and the representative weighted figures.

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