ISSP 1985 and 1990 – Role of Government I and II

List of Variables

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v92 / ZA study number 1950
Respondent ID number
Year
Country
Country - year
Obey laws without exception
Public protest meetings
Protest publications
Protest demonstrations
Occupy govt. offices
Damage govt. buildings
National anti-govt. strike
Revolut'aries allowed: public meetings
Revolutionaries allowed: publish books
Racists allowed: hold public meetings
Racists allowed: publish books
Known criminals: trailed by police
Known crim.: phone taps
Known crim.: open mail
Known crim.: detained by police
Worst type of judicial mistake
How much income tax should rich pay
Govt. should reduce income differences
Govt. control wages by law
Govt. control prices by law
Govt spending cuts: economic necessity
Govt. create new jobs
Less govt. regulation of business
Govt. support new technologies
Govt. declining industries
Govt. reduce length of work week
Govt. spending: environment
Govt. spending: health
Govt. spending: law enforcement
Govt. spending: education
Govt. spending: defense
Govt. spending: old age pensions
Govt. spending: unemployment benefits
Govt. spending: arts & culture
Govt. keep down inflation
Power of labour unions
Power business & industry
Power of government
Govt. role: electric power
Govt. role: steel industry
Govt. role: banking and insurance
Govt responsibility provide all w/jobs
Govt. resp. control prices
Govt resp. to provid hlth care for sick
Govt. resp. to provide for elderly
Govt. resp. to assist industry
Govt. resp. to provide for unemployed
Govt. resp. to reduce income difference
Sex
Age
Marital status
Current employment status (1990)
Employment status (derived 1985)
Working hours
Occupation I (see codebook for details)
Occup II - derived (see cbk for details)
Inductrial sector I (see cbk for details)
Industrial sector II
Private vs. public sector
Self employed
Supervise
Trade union membership
Education I (see codebook)
Education II (see codebook)
Party affiliation I
Party affil. II (see codebook)
Vote last election I
Vote last election II (see codebook)
Religion (see codebook)
Church attendance
Subjective social class
Type of housing
Spouse: education I
Spouse: education II (see codebook)
Spouse: employment status (1990)
Spouse: working (1985)
Spouse: self employed
Spouse: occup (see codebook for details)
Size of household
Family income categories (see codebook)
Respondent earnings categories (see cbk)
Region (see codebook)
Urban rural (see codebook)
Size of community (see codebook)
Father: occup (see codebook for details)
Weighting factor
Household composition (see codebook)