Caucasus Barometer 2012, Azerbaijan - Codebook

All frequencies are raw numbers (no weights used).

1) CB year (YEAR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	2,012.00	0.00

2) Country (COUNTRY)

	TOTAL	%
2) Azerbaijan	1829	100.0
Total	1829	100.0

3) Case ID (CASEID)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	206,532,229.51	3,551,013.74

4) Stratum (STRTUM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Capital	555	30.3
2) Urban	607	33.2
3) Rural	667	36.5
Total	1829	100.0

5) Substratum (SUBST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Capital	555	30.3
2) North-East rural	99	5.4
3) North-West rural	225	12.3
4) South-East rural	309	16.9
5) South-West rural	34	1.9
6) North-East urban	152	8.3
7) North-West urban	220	12.0
8) South-East urban	213	11.6
9) South-West urban	22	1.2
Total	1829	100.0

6) Primary sampling unit (PSU)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	65,322.19	35,510.13

7) Number of all household members (V4) (HHLDMEM)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	31	1.7
1) 1	75	4.1
2) 2	212	11.6
3) 3	304	16.6
4) 4	490	26.8
5) 5	333	18.2
6) 6	216	11.8
7) 7	90	4.9
8) 8	35	1.9
9) 9	21	1.1
10) 10	16	0.9
11) 11	1	0.1
12) 12	2	0.1
13) 13	3	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

8) Number of adult household members (V5) (HHLDADT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	3.17	1.33

9) Interview language (INTLAN)

	TOTAL	%
2) Azerbaijani	1829	100.0
Total	1829	100.0

10) Response status (RESPNS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completed	1829	100.0
Total	1829	100.0

11) Respondent's sex (SEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	797	43.6
2) Female	1032	56.4
Total	1829	100.0

12) Respondent's age (RESAGE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	42.60	16.07

13) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: attended a public meeting? (ACTPBLM)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	5	0.3
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-1) Don't know	3	0.2
0) No	1500	82.0
1) Yes	316	17.3
Total	1829	100.0

14) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: written a letter/made a phone call to a newspaper, TV or radio program? (ACTMED)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	6	0.3
0) No	1732	94.7
1) Yes	91	5.0
Total	1829	100.0

15) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: made a comment online in respect to online media publication/video? (ACTINT)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	12	0.7
0) No	1709	93.4
1) Yes	108	5.9
Total	1829	100.0

16) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: went to a restaurant? (ACTREST)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
0) No	1107	60.5
1) Yes	717	39.2
Total	1829	100.0

17) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: made a contribution to a charity, including donations by sms and giving money to beggars? (ACTCHR)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	4	0.2
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	2	0.1
0) No	1489	81.4
1) Yes	327	17.9
Total	1829	100.0

18) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: did volunteer work without expecting compensation? (ACTVLT)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	8	0.4
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	7	0.4
0) No	1442	78.8
1) Yes	365	20.0
Total	1829	100.0

19) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: did sports/exercise/hiking? (ACTSPOR)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	18	1.0
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
0) No	1451	79.3
1) Yes	357	19.5
Total	1829	100.0

20) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: participated in a church choir? (ACTCHUR)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	1406	76.9
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
0) No	418	22.9
1) Yes	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

21) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: donated money to a church/mosque? (ACTDNC)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	53	2.9
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	4	0.2
0) No	920	50.3
1) Yes	849	46.4
Total	1829	100.0

22) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: went to a theater/cinema? (ACTTHEA)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	13	0.7
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
0) No	1606	87.8
1) Yes	208	11.4
Total	1829	100.0

23) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: helped someone to resolve a dispute? (ACTRSD)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	5	0.3
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	7	0.4
0) No	1045	57.1
1) Yes	768	42.0
Total	1829	100.0

24) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: helped a neighbor or a friend with some household chores or childcare? (ACTCHOR)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	6	0.3
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
0) No	766	41.9
1) Yes	1056	57.7
Total	1829	100.0

25) I will read out a list of activities. Could you please tell me which of these activities have you been involved in during the past six months: cleaned or helped cleaning public space? (ACTCLEN)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	6	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
0) No	1458	79.7
1) Yes	364	19.9
Total	1829	100.0

26) Overall, how happy would you say you are? (RATEHAP)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-1) Don't know	13	0.7
1) Extremely unhappy	65	3.6
2) 2	76	4.2
3) 3	145	7.9
4) 4	128	7.0
5) 5	424	23.2
6) 6	222	12.1
7) 7	274	15.0
8) 8	260	14.2
9) 9	105	5.7
10) Extremely happy	113	6.2
Total	1829	100.0

27) To what extent each of the following statements describes your feelings: There are people I can trust completely. Please use this card, where ‘1' means ‘Does not describe' and ‘10' means ‘Describes.' Again, please choose any number between 1 and 10, which best reflects your situation. (FELTRUS)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	12	0.7
1) Does not describe	193	10.6
2) 2	175	9.6
3) 3	203	11.1
4) 4	157	8.6
5) 5	347	19.0
6) 6	162	8.9
7) 7	173	9.5
8) 8	199	10.9
9) 9	86	4.7
10) Describes	119	6.5
Total	1829	100.0

28) To what extent each of the following statements describes your feelings: There are plenty of people I can rely on when I have problems. Please use this card, where ‘1' means ‘Does not describe' and ‘10' means ‘Describes.' Again, please choose any number between 1 and 10, which best reflects your situation. (FELRYLN)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	5	0.3
-1) Don't know	13	0.7
1) Does not describe	199	10.9
2) 2	110	6.0
3) 3	149	8.1
4) 4	171	9.3
5) 5	377	20.6
6) 6	159	8.7
7) 7	199	10.9
8) 8	207	11.3
9) 9	113	6.2
10) Describes	125	6.8
Total	1829	100.0

29) Overall, how would you rate your health? (HLTHRAT)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
1) Very poor	36	2.0
2) Poor	272	14.9
3) Fair	669	36.6
4) Good	694	37.9
5) Very good	156	8.5
Total	1829	100.0

30) When you get together with your close relatives and friends, how often do you discuss each other's private problems? (DISCPRP)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	7	0.4
-2) Refuse to answer	18	1.0
-1) Don't know	24	1.3
1) Never	129	7.1
2) 2	86	4.7
3) 3	177	9.7
4) 4	176	9.6
5) 5	351	19.2
6) 6	214	11.7
7) 7	218	11.9
8) 8	176	9.6
9) 9	53	2.9
10) Always	200	10.9
Total	1829	100.0

31) Do you have a family member or close relative currently living abroad, outside the borders of (country)? (FAMCLAB)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	3	0.2
0) No	986	53.9
1) Yes	836	45.7
Total	1829	100.0

32) Do you have any close friends currently living abroad, outside the borders of (country)? (CLFRDAB)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
0) No	1315	71.9
1) Yes	508	27.8
Total	1829	100.0

33) Please tell me which comes closest to your view on this card, where ‘1' means ‘Everything in life is determined by fate' and ‘10' means ‘People shape their fate themselves' (FATEINL)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Don't know	28	1.5
1) Everything in life is determined by fate	447	24.4
2) 2	90	4.9
3) 3	143	7.8
4) 4	134	7.3
5) 5	437	23.9
6) 6	127	6.9
7) 7	141	7.7
8) 8	101	5.5
9) 9	36	2.0
10) People shape their fate themselves	145	7.9
Total	1829	100.0

34) All things considered, how satisfied are you with your own life as a whole nowadays? Please use this card, where ‘1' means ‘Not satisfied at all' and ‘10' means ‘Completely satisfied' (LIFESAT)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	10	0.5
1) Not satisfied at all	204	11.2
2) 2	90	4.9
3) 3	181	9.9
4) 4	200	10.9
5) 5	428	23.4
6) 6	216	11.8
7) 7	195	10.7
8) 8	169	9.2
9) 9	65	3.6
10) Completely satisfied	66	3.6
Total	1829	100.0

35) Now I am going to read out a list of nationalities. Can you please tell me whether you approve or disapprove of people of your ethnicity doing business with: Jews? (BUSNJEW)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	83	4.5
0) Disapprove	621	34.0
1) Approve	1122	61.3
Total	1829	100.0

36) Now I am going to read out a list of nationalities. Can you please tell me whether you approve or disapprove of people of your ethnicity doing business with: Americans? (BUSNUSA)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	68	3.7
0) Disapprove	445	24.3
1) Approve	1313	71.8
Total	1829	100.0

37) Now I am going to read out a list of nationalities. Can you please tell me whether you approve or disapprove of people of your ethnicity doing business with: Azerbaijanis? (BUSNAZE)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Don't know	16	0.9
0) Disapprove	31	1.7
1) Approve	1782	97.4
Total	1829	100.0

38) Now I am going to read out a list of nationalities. Can you please tell me whether you approve or disapprove of people of your ethnicity doing business with: Greeks? (BUSNGRE)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	107	5.9
0) Disapprove	528	28.9
1) Approve	1192	65.2
Total	1829	100.0

39) Now I am going to read out a list of nationalities. Can you please tell me whether you approve or disapprove of people of your ethnicity doing business with: Russians? (BUSNRUS)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	35	1.9
0) Disapprove	311	17.0
1) Approve	1481	81.0
Total	1829	100.0

40) Now I am going to read out a list of nationalities. Can you please tell me whether you approve or disapprove of people of your ethnicity doing business with: Armenians? (BUSNARM)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	8	0.4
-1) Don't know	16	0.9
0) Disapprove	1795	98.1
1) Approve	10	0.5
Total	1829	100.0

41) Now I am going to read out a list of nationalities. Can you please tell me whether you approve or disapprove of people of your ethnicity doing business with: Turks? (BUSNTUR)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	26	1.4
0) Disapprove	113	6.2
1) Approve	1689	92.3
Total	1829	100.0

42) Now I am going to read out a list of nationalities. Can you please tell me whether you approve or disapprove of people of your ethnicity doing business with: Georgians? (BUSNGEO)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	56	3.1
0) Disapprove	397	21.7
1) Approve	1375	75.2
Total	1829	100.0

43) Now I am going to read out a list of nationalities. Can you please tell me whether you approve or disapprove of people of your ethnicity doing business with: Kurds, Yezidis? (BUSNKUR)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	104	5.7
0) Disapprove	808	44.2
1) Approve	911	49.8
Total	1829	100.0

44) Now I am going to read out a list of nationalities. Can you please tell me whether you approve or disapprove of people of your ethnicity doing business with: English? (BUSNENG)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	75	4.1
0) Disapprove	447	24.4
1) Approve	1306	71.4
Total	1829	100.0

45) Would you approve or disapprove of women of your ethnicity marrying: Jews? (MARWJEW)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	7	0.4
-1) Don't know	14	0.8
0) Disapprove	1690	92.4
1) Approve	118	6.5
Total	1829	100.0

46) Would you approve or disapprove of women of your ethnicity marrying: Americans? (MARWUSA)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	8	0.4
0) Disapprove	1609	88.0
1) Approve	211	11.5
Total	1829	100.0

47) Would you approve or disapprove of women of your ethnicity marrying: Azerbaijanis? (MARWAZE)

	TOTAL	%
0) Disapprove	19	1.0
1) Approve	1810	99.0
Total	1829	100.0

48) Would you approve or disapprove of women of your ethnicity marrying: Greeks? (MARWGRE)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Don't know	8	0.4
0) Disapprove	1674	91.5
1) Approve	147	8.0
Total	1829	100.0

49) Would you approve or disapprove of women of your ethnicity marrying: Russians? (MARWRUS)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Don't know	7	0.4
0) Disapprove	1670	91.3
1) Approve	152	8.3
Total	1829	100.0

50) Would you approve or disapprove of women of your ethnicity marrying: Armenians? (MARWARM)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	15	0.8
-1) Don't know	3	0.2
0) Disapprove	1811	99.0
Total	1829	100.0

51) Would you approve or disapprove of women of your ethnicity marrying: Turks? (MARWTUR)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	16	0.9
0) Disapprove	832	45.5
1) Approve	975	53.3
Total	1829	100.0

52) Would you approve or disapprove of women of your ethnicity marrying: Georgians? (MARWGEO)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	8	0.4
0) Disapprove	1686	92.2
1) Approve	134	7.3
Total	1829	100.0

53) Would you approve or disapprove of women of your ethnicity marrying: Kurds, Yezidis? (MARWKUR)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	9	0.5
-1) Don't know	13	0.7
0) Disapprove	1699	92.9
1) Approve	108	5.9
Total	1829	100.0

54) Would you approve or disapprove of women of your ethnicity marrying: English? (MARWENG)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	8	0.4
0) Disapprove	1579	86.3
1) Approve	241	13.2
Total	1829	100.0

55) How much likely is it for you to receive some help from your close relatives, friends, and neighbors in the following matters: repair your house/apartment? (EXPREP)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	9	0.5
-1) Don't know	88	4.8
1) Not at all likely	464	25.4
2) 2	177	9.7
3) 3	231	12.6
4) 4	168	9.2
5) 5	276	15.1
6) 6	144	7.9
7) 7	102	5.6
8) 8	84	4.6
9) 9	44	2.4
10) Very likely	42	2.3
Total	1829	100.0

56) How much likely is it for you to receive some help from your close relatives, friends, and neighbors in the following matters: take care of you if you are ill? (EXPILL)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	4	0.2
-1) Don't know	35	1.9
1) Not at all likely	117	6.4
2) 2	84	4.6
3) 3	151	8.3
4) 4	164	9.0
5) 5	353	19.3
6) 6	212	11.6
7) 7	196	10.7
8) 8	190	10.4
9) 9	118	6.5
10) Very likely	204	11.2
Total	1829	100.0

57) How much likely is it for you to receive some help from your close relatives, friends, and neighbors in the following matters: lend money for two weeks to cover your usual expenses? (EXPMON)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	17	0.9
-1) Don't know	92	5.0
1) Not at all likely	263	14.4
2) 2	132	7.2
3) 3	157	8.6
4) 4	153	8.4
5) 5	354	19.4
6) 6	182	10.0
7) 7	143	7.8
8) 8	145	7.9
9) 9	71	3.9
10) Very likely	120	6.6
Total	1829	100.0

58) Which of the following best describes your situation? (EMPLSIT)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	4	0.2
1) Retired, not working	278	15.2
2) Student, not working	56	3.1
3) Housewife, not working	324	17.7
4) Unemployed	447	24.4
5) Have a job	464	25.4
6) Self-employed	192	10.5
7) Disabled	44	2.4
8) Other	19	1.0
Total	1829	100.0

59) From which year have you not had a job? (UNEMYR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	549.90	897.95

60) Are you currently interested in a job, or not? (INTSJOB)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	723	39.5
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	3	0.2
0) No	680	37.2
1) Yes	418	22.9
Total	1829	100.0

61) Have you been looking for a job during the past four weeks, or not? (LOOKJOB)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	723	39.5
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
0) No	803	43.9
1) Yes	301	16.5
Total	1829	100.0

62) If a suitable job were available, would you be able to start working within the next 14 days? (JOBSTRT)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	723	39.5
-2) Refuse to answer	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	49	2.7
0) No	590	32.3
1) Yes	464	25.4
Total	1829	100.0

63) Speaking about your primary place of employment only, which of the following best describes your status and the type of workplace? (WORKTYP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1172	64.1
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
1) Run my own business / Self-employed without employees, including working on a land plot	135	7.4
2) Run my own business / Self-employed with employees, including working on a land plot	22	1.2
3) Employee in small local family business / household production	43	2.4
4) Employee in a medium-sized or big local private organization, company or enterprise	81	4.4
5) Employee in a state organization, company or enterprise	279	15.3
6) Employee in a foreign or international organization, company, enterprise or joint venture	24	1.3
7) Employee in a local or international non-governmental or non-profit organization	10	0.5
8) Other	54	3.0
Total	1829	100.0

64) From which year have you been working at this workplace? (WORKYRS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	708.22	1,001.59

65) Which of the following best describes the sector in which you work? (WORKSEC)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1172	64.1
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	7	0.4
-1) Don't know	2	0.1
1) Agriculture, hunting, forestry	104	5.7
2) Fishing	9	0.5
3) Mining, quarrying	17	0.9
4) Manufacturing	32	1.7
5) Electricity, gas, water supply	33	1.8
6) Construction	65	3.6
7) Wholesale and retail trade; repair of vehicles	42	2.3
8) Hotels, restaurants, cafes	15	0.8
9) Transport, storage, communication	60	3.3
10) Financial intermediation/banking	11	0.6
11) Real estate, property, renting	4	0.2
12) Government, public administration, defense	42	2.3
13) Education	110	6.0
14) Healthcare, social work	34	1.9
15) Civil society/NGO	2	0.1
16) Mass media	2	0.1
17) Other	61	3.3
Total	1829	100.0

66) Using this card, please tell me, overall, how satisfied are you with your job? (JOBSATF)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1172	64.1
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	2	0.1
1) Very dissatisfied	44	2.4
2) Somewhat dissatisfied	67	3.7
3) In the middle	79	4.3
4) Somewhat satisfied	338	18.5
5) Very satisfied	122	6.7
Total	1829	100.0

67) Using this card, please tell me, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the statement: I feel valued at work. (WORKVAL)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1172	64.1
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	4	0.2
1) Completely disagree	32	1.7
2) Somewhat disagree	52	2.8
3) Somewhat agree	233	12.7
4) Completely agree	333	18.2
Total	1829	100.0

68) Using this card, please tell me, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the statement: I am fairly compensated. (FAIRCOM)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1172	64.1
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	2	0.1
1) Completely disagree	27	1.5
2) Somewhat disagree	34	1.9
3) Somewhat agree	200	10.9
4) Completely agree	391	21.4
Total	1829	100.0

69) Using this card, please tell me, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the statement: I am doing something that many people need. (JBNEED)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1172	64.1
-3) Interviewer error	7	0.4
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	10	0.5
1) Completely disagree	148	8.1
2) Somewhat disagree	143	7.8
3) Somewhat agree	224	12.2
4) Completely agree	119	6.5
Total	1829	100.0

70) Using this card, please tell me, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the statement: I see injustices that take place at my workplace (JOBINJ)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1172	64.1
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	24	1.3
-1) Don't know	32	1.7
1) Completely disagree	195	10.7
2) Somewhat disagree	167	9.1
3) Somewhat agree	151	8.3
4) Completely agree	86	4.7
Total	1829	100.0

71) Speaking about your personal monetary income last month, after all taxes are paid, to which of the following groups do you belong? (PERSINC)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	25	1.4
-1) Don't know	10	0.5
1) More than USD 1,200	5	0.3
2) USD 801 – 1,200	18	1.0
3) USD 401 – 800	167	9.1
4) USD 251 – 400	262	14.3
5) USD 101 – 250	544	29.7
6) USD 51– 100	137	7.5
7) Up to USD 50	75	4.1
8) USD 0 (No income)	586	32.0
Total	1829	100.0

72) Do you have any personal savings? (SAVPERS)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	49	2.7
-1) Don't know	7	0.4
0) No	1486	81.2
1) Yes	286	15.6
Total	1829	100.0

73) Do you have any personal debts? (DEBTPER)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	8	0.4
-1) Don't know	4	0.2
0) No	1185	64.8
1) Yes	630	34.4
Total	1829	100.0

74) Does anybody currently owe you money? (OWEMON)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	7	0.4
-1) Don't know	5	0.3
0) No	1520	83.1
1) Yes	295	16.1
Total	1829	100.0

75) Do you currently have a bank account or a bank card? (BANKACC)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
0) No	1017	55.6
1) Yes	804	44.0
Total	1829	100.0

76) Has anybody in your household started a new job during the last 12 months? (NEWHHJB)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	5	0.3
0) No	1646	90.0
1) Yes	173	9.5
Total	1829	100.0

77) Has anybody in your household lost8 his/her job during the last 12 months? (JOBLOST)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	7	0.4
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	5	0.3
0) No	1703	93.1
1) Yes	112	6.1
Total	1829	100.0

78) Have you done any unpaid or paid work for your family's or close relative's business for at least one hour within the past week? (WORKRLT)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Not applicable	126	6.9
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	12	0.7
-1) Don't know	20	1.1
1) Yes, I did unpaid work	333	18.2
2) Yes, I did paid work	151	8.3
3) No	1186	64.8
Total	1829	100.0

79) Which of the following factors do you consider most important for getting a good job in (country)? (GETJOBF)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Don't know	23	1.3
1) Age	50	2.7
2) Appearance	12	0.7
3) Connections	559	30.6
4) Education	365	20.0
5) Hard work	116	6.3
6) Luck	101	5.5
7) Talent	64	3.5
8) Professional abilities, work experience	196	10.7
9) Doing favors for the ‘right' people	336	18.4
10) Other	7	0.4
Total	1829	100.0

80) There are different opinions regarding the direction in which (country's) domestic politics are going. Which of the following would you personally agree with? (POLDIRN)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	51	2.8
-1) Don't know	343	18.8
1) Politics is definitely going in the wrong direction	94	5.1
2) Politics is going mainly in the wrong direction	166	9.1
3) Politics does not change at all	495	27.1
4) Politics is going mainly in the right direction	445	24.3
5) Politics is definitely going in the right direction	232	12.7
Total	1829	100.0

81) Using this card, please tell me, overall, how well do you think TV journalists in (country) inform the population about what is actually going on in (country)? (QUALINF)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	12	0.7
-1) Don't know	123	6.7
1) Very poorly	178	9.7
2) Quite poorly	186	10.2
3) In the middle	494	27.0
4) Quite well	607	33.2
5) Very well	228	12.5
Total	1829	100.0

82) How strongly do you agree or disagree with the opinion that, overall, TV journalists in (country) are serving interests of people like you? (TVSRVPP)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	9	0.5
-1) Don't know	141	7.7
1) Completely disagree	214	11.7
2) Somewhat disagree	234	12.8
3) Neutral	447	24.4
4) Somewhat agree	598	32.7
5) Completely agree	186	10.2
Total	1829	100.0

83) I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please assess your level of trust toward each of them on a five-point scale, where ‘1' means ‘Fully distrust', and ‘5' means ‘Fully trust.' [INTERVIEWER: ROTATE THE SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS. CIRCLE BELOW CODE OF THE SOCIAL INSTITUTION YOU START WITH.] (ROTCODE)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	14	0.8
1) 1	943	51.6
17) 17	872	47.7
Total	1829	100.0

84) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): healthcare system. (TRUHLTH)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	9	0.5
-2) Refuses to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	12	0.7
1) Fully distrust	325	17.8
2) Somewhat distrust	299	16.3
3) Neither trust nor distrust	273	14.9
4) Somewhat trust	675	36.9
5) Fully trust	234	12.8
Total	1829	100.0

85) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): banks. (TRUBNK)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-2) Refuses to answer	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	98	5.4
1) Fully distrust	238	13.0
2) Somewhat distrust	257	14.1
3) Neither trust nor distrust	450	24.6
4) Somewhat trust	590	32.3
5) Fully trust	188	10.3
Total	1829	100.0

86) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): educational system. (TRUEDU)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuses to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	37	2.0
1) Fully distrust	173	9.5
2) Somewhat distrust	213	11.6
3) Neither trust nor distrust	292	16.0
4) Somewhat trust	798	43.6
5) Fully trust	311	17.0
Total	1829	100.0

87) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): army. (TRUARMY)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuses to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	33	1.8
1) Fully distrust	36	2.0
2) Somewhat distrust	35	1.9
3) Neither trust nor distrust	168	9.2
4) Somewhat trust	646	35.3
5) Fully trust	907	49.6
Total	1829	100.0

88) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): court system. (TRUCRTS)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuses to answer	5	0.3
-1) Don't know	225	12.3
1) Fully distrust	293	16.0
2) Somewhat distrust	300	16.4
3) Neither trust nor distrust	482	26.4
4) Somewhat trust	316	17.3
5) Fully trust	206	11.3
Total	1829	100.0

89) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): NGOs. (TRUNGO)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	5	0.3
-1) Don't know	497	27.2
1) Fully distrust	129	7.1
2) Somewhat distrust	190	10.4
3) Neither trust nor distrust	572	31.3
4) Somewhat trust	303	16.6
5) Fully trust	132	7.2
Total	1829	100.0

90) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): parliament. (TRUPAR)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	4	0.2
-1) Don't know	68	3.7
1) Fully distrust	254	13.9
2) Somewhat distrust	214	11.7
3) Neither trust nor distrust	424	23.2
4) Somewhat trust	585	32.0
5) Fully trust	279	15.3
Total	1829	100.0

91) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): executive government (Prime minister and ministers). (TRUEXC)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	77	4.2
1) Fully distrust	201	11.0
2) Somewhat distrust	168	9.2
3) Neither trust nor distrust	429	23.5
4) Somewhat trust	621	34.0
5) Fully trust	329	18.0
Total	1829	100.0

92) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): president. (TRUPRS)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuses to answer	9	0.5
-1) Don't know	34	1.9
1) Fully distrust	88	4.8
2) Somewhat distrust	35	1.9
3) Neither trust nor distrust	153	8.4
4) Somewhat trust	438	23.9
5) Fully trust	1070	58.5
Total	1829	100.0

93) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): police. (TRUPOL)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	4	0.2
-1) Don't know	41	2.2
1) Fully distrust	165	9.0
2) Somewhat distrust	252	13.8
3) Neither trust nor distrust	521	28.5
4) Somewhat trust	538	29.4
5) Fully trust	305	16.7
Total	1829	100.0

94) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): political parties. (TRUPPS)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	7	0.4
-1) Don't know	288	15.7
1) Fully distrust	374	20.4
2) Somewhat distrust	372	20.3
3) Neither trust nor distrust	503	27.5
4) Somewhat trust	200	10.9
5) Fully trust	81	4.4
Total	1829	100.0

95) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): media. (TRUMEDI)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	109	6.0
1) Fully distrust	170	9.3
2) Somewhat distrust	190	10.4
3) Neither trust nor distrust	538	29.4
4) Somewhat trust	619	33.8
5) Fully trust	199	10.9
Total	1829	100.0

96) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): local government. (TRULOCG)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	5	0.3
-1) Don't know	54	3.0
1) Fully distrust	314	17.2
2) Somewhat distrust	394	21.5
3) Neither trust nor distrust	412	22.5
4) Somewhat trust	419	22.9
5) Fully trust	229	12.5
Total	1829	100.0

97) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): religious institutions to which you belong. (TRURELI)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	22	1.2
-1) Don't know	234	12.8
1) Fully distrust	124	6.8
2) Somewhat distrust	121	6.6
3) Neither trust nor distrust	430	23.5
4) Somewhat trust	542	29.6
5) Fully trust	354	19.4
Total	1829	100.0

98) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): Ombudsman. (TRUSOMB)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	26	1.4
-1) Don't know	486	26.6
1) Fully distrust	200	10.9
2) Somewhat distrust	221	12.1
3) Neither trust nor distrust	495	27.1
4) Somewhat trust	264	14.4
5) Fully trust	134	7.3
Total	1829	100.0

99) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): European Union. (TRUSTEU)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	10	0.5
-1) Don't know	364	19.9
1) Fully distrust	191	10.4
2) Somewhat distrust	233	12.7
3) Neither trust nor distrust	482	26.4
4) Somewhat trust	333	18.2
5) Fully trust	215	11.8
Total	1829	100.0

100) Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust (country's): United Nations. (TRUSTUN)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	13	0.7
-1) Don't know	372	20.3
1) Fully distrust	235	12.8
2) Somewhat distrust	251	13.7
3) Neither trust nor distrust	461	25.2
4) Somewhat trust	322	17.6
5) Fully trust	174	9.5
Total	1829	100.0

101) What do you think is the most important issue facing (country) at the moment? (IMPISS1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Don't know	4	0.2
1) Unaffordability of healthcare	33	1.8
2) Corruption	114	6.2
3) Unfairness of courts	4	0.2
4) Unfairness of elections	6	0.3
5) Violation of human rights	36	2.0
6) Unemployment	346	18.9
8) Lack of peace in the country	12	0.7
9) Low pensions	131	7.2
10) Political instability in the country	3	0.2
11) Poverty	146	8.0
12) Violation of property rights	7	0.4
13) Low quality of education	19	1.0
14) Relations with Russia	1	0.1
15) Rising prices / Inflation	49	2.7
16) Unsolved territorial conflicts	816	44.6
17) Low wages	87	4.8
18) Religious intolerance	1	0.1
19) Other	14	0.8
Total	1829	100.0

102) And tell me the second most important issue facing (country) at the moment. (IMPISS2)

	TOTAL	%
-5) Nothing else is important	31	1.7
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	19	1.0
1) Unaffordability of healthcare	61	3.3
2) Corruption	159	8.7
3) Unfairness of courts	8	0.4
4) Unfairness of elections	4	0.2
5) Violation of human rights	27	1.5
6) Unemployment	424	23.2
7) Not having NATO membership	4	0.2
8) Lack of peace in the country	12	0.7
9) Low pensions	156	8.5
10) Political instability in the country	3	0.2
11) Poverty	309	16.9
12) Violation of property rights	15	0.8
13) Low quality of education	39	2.1
14) Relations with Russia	2	0.1
15) Rising prices / Inflation	156	8.5
16) Unsolved territorial conflicts	218	11.9
17) Low wages	159	8.7
18) Religious intolerance	1	0.1
19) Other	20	1.1
Total	1829	100.0

103) When you get together with your close relatives and friends, how often do you discuss politics or current affairs? Please use this card, where ‘1' means ‘Never', and ‘10' means ‘Always.' (DISCPOL)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	29	1.6
-1) Don't know	18	1.0
1) Never	661	36.1
2) 2	237	13.0
3) 3	205	11.2
4) 4	132	7.2
5) 5	204	11.2
6) 6	100	5.5
7) 7	97	5.3
8) 8	76	4.2
9) 9	21	1.1
10) Always	49	2.7
Total	1829	100.0

104) When you hold a strong opinion about a political issue, how often do you try to persuade your friends, relatives, or neighbors to share your views? (PERSOTH)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	38	2.1
-1) Don't know	135	7.4
1) Never	666	36.4
2) 2	170	9.3
3) 3	127	6.9
4) 4	89	4.9
5) 5	228	12.5
6) 6	116	6.3
7) 7	97	5.3
8) 8	75	4.1
9) 9	20	1.1
10) Always	68	3.7
Total	1829	100.0

105) Under the present government in (country), do you completely agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or completely disagree that people like yourself are treated fairly by the government? (FAIRTT)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	34	1.9
-1) Don't know	161	8.8
1) Completely disagree	368	20.1
2) Somewhat disagree	377	20.6
3) Somewhat agree	650	35.5
4) Completely agree	239	13.1
Total	1829	100.0

106) In (country) today, do you think or not that people like yourself have the right to openly say what they think? (FREESPK)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	42	2.3
-1) Don't know	226	12.4
0) No	709	38.8
1) Yes	851	46.5
Total	1829	100.0

107) Please tell me which of the following statements you agree with? Statement 1: People are like children; the government should take care of them like a parent. Statement 2: Government is like an employee; the people should be the bosses who control the government. (GOVTROL)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	24	1.3
-1) Don't know	137	7.5
1) Agree very strongly with Statement 1	510	27.9
2) Agree with Statement 1	700	38.3
3) Agree with Statement 2	275	15.0
4) Agree very strongly with Statement 2	96	5.2
5) Agree with neither	82	4.5
Total	1829	100.0

108) On this card, you see two opposite views. How would you place your views on this scale? (COMPET)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	22	1.2
-1) Don't know	170	9.3
1) Competition is good. It stimulates people to work hard and develop new ideas.	640	35.0
2) 2	153	8.4
3) 3	114	6.2
4) 4	105	5.7
5) 5	179	9.8
6) 6	98	5.4
7) 7	63	3.4
8) 8	54	3.0
9) 9	58	3.2
10) Competition is harmful. It brings out the worst in people.	173	9.5
Total	1829	100.0

109) And how would you place your views on this scale? (OWNRSH)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	13	0.7
-1) Don't know	242	13.2
1) Private ownership of business should be increased	394	21.5
2) 2	88	4.8
3) 3	75	4.1
4) 4	51	2.8
5) 5	168	9.2
6) 6	105	5.7
7) 7	111	6.1
8) 8	113	6.2
9) 9	109	6.0
10) Government ownership of business should be increased	359	19.6
Total	1829	100.0

110) Please tell me which of the following statements do you agree with? Statement 1: The court system in (country) favors some citizens over others. Statement 2: The court system in /country/ treats all citizens equally, rather than favoring some over others. (OBJCOUR)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	49	2.7
-1) Don't know	404	22.1
1) Agree very strongly with Statement 1	408	22.3
2) Agree with Statement 1	536	29.3
3) Agree with Statement 2	220	12.0
4) Agree very strongly with Statement 2	46	2.5
5) Agree with neither	166	9.1
Total	1829	100.0

111) Which of the following statements do you agree with? Statement 1: People should participate in protest actions against the government, as this shows the government that the people are in charge. Statement 2: People should not participate in protest actions against the government, as it threatens stability in our country. (PROTEST)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	70	3.8
-1) Don't know	302	16.5
1) Agree very strongly with Statement 1	208	11.4
2) Agree with Statement 1	340	18.6
3) Agree with Statement 2	492	26.9
4) Agree very strongly with Statement 2	262	14.3
5) Agree with neither	150	8.2
Total	1829	100.0

112) If presidential elections were held next Sunday, would you participate in the elections or not? (VOTPRCP)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	8	0.4
-1) Don't know	168	9.2
1) Certainly not participate	177	9.7
2) Most probably not participate	242	13.2
3) Most probably participate	443	24.2
4) Certainly participate	791	43.2
Total	1829	100.0

113) Did you vote in the last national (type of election) election? (VOTELE)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuses to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	21	1.1
0) No	661	36.1
1) Yes	1145	62.6
Total	1829	100.0

114) Would you say that the most recent /type of election/ election was conducted…? (ELCOND)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	48	2.6
-1) Don't know	682	37.3
1) Not at all fairly	312	17.1
2) To some extent fairly	443	24.2
3) Completely fairly	339	18.5
Total	1829	100.0

115) Using this card, where ‘1' means ‘Not important at all' and ‘10' means ‘Extremely important,' please tell me, in your opinion, how important it is for a good citizen to: always obey laws? (ICITLAW)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	8	0.4
-1) Don't know	76	4.2
1) Not important at all	9	0.5
2) 2	7	0.4
3) 3	16	0.9
4) 4	29	1.6
5) 5	80	4.4
6) 6	52	2.8
7) 7	94	5.1
8) 8	152	8.3
9) 9	154	8.4
10) Extremely important	1152	63.0
Total	1829	100.0

116) Using this card, where ‘1' means ‘Not important at all' and ‘10' means ‘Extremely important,' please tell me, in your opinion, how important it is for a good citizen to: support the government on every occasion? (ICITGOV)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	15	0.8
-1) Don't know	149	8.1
1) Not important at all	153	8.4
2) 2	50	2.7
3) 3	64	3.5
4) 4	94	5.1
5) 5	224	12.2
6) 6	94	5.1
7) 7	120	6.6
8) 8	142	7.8
9) 9	131	7.2
10) Extremely important	593	32.4
Total	1829	100.0

117) Using this card, where ‘1' means ‘Not important at all' and ‘10' means ‘Extremely important,' please tell me, in your opinion, how important it is for a good citizen to: vote in elections? (ICITVOT)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	15	0.8
-1) Don't know	109	6.0
1) Not important at all	48	2.6
2) 2	17	0.9
3) 3	25	1.4
4) 4	21	1.1
5) 5	138	7.5
6) 6	71	3.9
7) 7	108	5.9
8) 8	173	9.5
9) 9	168	9.2
10) Extremely important	936	51.2
Total	1829	100.0

118) Using this card, where ‘1' means ‘Not important at all' and ‘10' means ‘Extremely important,' please tell me, in your opinion, how important it is for a good citizen to: follow traditions? (ICITRAD)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	8	0.4
-1) Don't know	75	4.1
1) Not important at all	53	2.9
2) 2	7	0.4
3) 3	12	0.7
4) 4	29	1.6
5) 5	121	6.6
6) 6	52	2.8
7) 7	134	7.3
8) 8	194	10.6
9) 9	213	11.6
10) Extremely important	930	50.8
Total	1829	100.0

119) Using this card, where ‘1' means ‘Not important at all' and ‘10' means ‘Extremely important,' please tell me, in your opinion, how important it is for a good citizen to: do volunteer work meeting the needs of the community without expecting any compensation? (IMPGCVW)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	221	12.1
1) Not important at all	184	10.1
2) 2	30	1.6
3) 3	53	2.9
4) 4	54	3.0
5) 5	226	12.4
6) 6	132	7.2
7) 7	195	10.7
8) 8	198	10.8
9) 9	102	5.6
10) Extremely important	418	22.9
Total	1829	100.0

120) Using this card, where ‘1' means ‘Not important at all' and ‘10' means ‘Extremely important,' please tell me, in your opinion, how important it is for a good citizen to: support people who are worse off than themselves? (ICITHLP)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	18	1.0
-1) Don't know	122	6.7
1) Not important at all	130	7.1
2) 2	21	1.1
3) 3	39	2.1
4) 4	38	2.1
5) 5	170	9.3
6) 6	96	5.2
7) 7	178	9.7
8) 8	223	12.2
9) 9	174	9.5
10) Extremely important	620	33.9
Total	1829	100.0

121) Using this card, where ‘1' means ‘Not important at all' and ‘10' means ‘Extremely important,' please tell me, in your opinion, how important it is for a good citizen to: be critical towards the government? (ICITOPP)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	34	1.9
-1) Don't know	274	15.0
1) Not important at all	400	21.9
2) 2	135	7.4
3) 3	120	6.6
4) 4	115	6.3
5) 5	308	16.8
6) 6	76	4.2
7) 7	95	5.2
8) 8	81	4.4
9) 9	32	1.7
10) Extremely important	159	8.7
Total	1829	100.0

122) How likely is it that you will participate in the following activities organized by an NGO, aimed to raise government's awareness of the problem of affordability of high-quality healthcare for the citizens of (country): sign a petition? (HLPETIT)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	41	2.2
-1) Don't know	239	13.1
1) Not at all likely	582	31.8
2) 2	97	5.3
3) 3	85	4.6
4) 4	86	4.7
5) 5	226	12.4
6) 6	89	4.9
7) 7	72	3.9
8) 8	73	4.0
9) 9	33	1.8
10) Very likely	205	11.2
Total	1829	100.0

123) How likely is it that you will participate in the following activities organized by an NGO, aimed to raise government's awareness of the problem of affordability of high-quality healthcare for the citizens of (country): attend a rally? (HLRALLY)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	47	2.6
-1) Don't know	206	11.3
1) Not at all likely	944	51.6
2) 2	121	6.6
3) 3	79	4.3
4) 4	97	5.3
5) 5	172	9.4
6) 6	51	2.8
7) 7	41	2.2
8) 8	25	1.4
9) 9	5	0.3
10) Very likely	39	2.1
Total	1829	100.0

124) How likely is it that you will participate in the following activities organized by an NGO, aimed to raise government's awareness of the problem of affordability of high-quality healthcare for the citizens of (country): go door to door informing people about the problem? (HLCAMP)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	41	2.2
-1) Don't know	214	11.7
1) Not at all likely	903	49.4
2) 2	115	6.3
3) 3	93	5.1
4) 4	88	4.8
5) 5	202	11.0
6) 6	37	2.0
7) 7	40	2.2
8) 8	39	2.1
9) 9	7	0.4
10) Very likely	49	2.7
Total	1829	100.0

125) How likely is it that you will participate in the following activities organized by an NGO, aimed to raise government's awareness of the problem of affordability of high-quality healthcare for the citizens of (country): donate money to the NGO? (HLMONEY)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	51	2.8
-1) Don't know	264	14.4
1) Not at all likely	957	52.3
2) 2	156	8.5
3) 3	104	5.7
4) 4	68	3.7
5) 5	149	8.1
6) 6	24	1.3
7) 7	19	1.0
8) 8	13	0.7
9) 9	4	0.2
10) Very likely	17	0.9
Total	1829	100.0

126) In your opinion, how much of a democracy is (country) today? (CNTRDEM)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	213	11.6
1) Not a democracy	271	14.8
2) A democracy but with major problems	479	26.2
3) A democracy but with minor problems	547	29.9
4) A full democracy	301	16.5
Total	1829	100.0

127) Which of these three statements is closest to your own opinion? (ATTDEM)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	22	1.2
-1) Don't know	232	12.7
1) Democracy is preferable to any other kind of government	1131	61.8
2) In some circumstances, a non-democratic government can be preferable	114	6.2
3) For someone like me, it doesn't matter what kind of government	328	17.9
Total	1829	100.0

128) Using a scale of 1 to 5, where ‘1' means no support and ‘5' means your full support, to what extent would you support (country's) membership in NATO? (NATOSUP)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	320	17.5
1) Don't support at all	117	6.4
2) Rather not support	142	7.8
3) Equally support and don't support	399	21.8
4) Rather support	422	23.1
5) Fully support	425	23.2
Total	1829	100.0

129) Using the same card, please tell me to what extent would you support (country's) membership in the European Union? (EUSUPP)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	291	15.9
1) Don't support at all	103	5.6
2) Rather not support	118	6.5
3) Equally support and don't support	403	22.0
4) Rather support	426	23.3
5) Fully support	482	26.4
Total	1829	100.0

130) In your opinion, which country is currently the biggest friend of (country)? (FNDCNTR)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	5	0.3
-1) Don't know	53	2.9
1) USA	2	0.1
2) No one	24	1.3
3) Azerbaijan	1	0.1
5) Russia	36	2.0
8) Turkey	1688	92.3
9) Ukraine	5	0.3
15) Germany	4	0.2
24) Georgia	2	0.1
27) Iran	1	0.1
35) Pakistan	5	0.3
44) Hungary	2	0.1
45) North Cyprus	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

131) In your opinion, which country is currently the biggest enemy of (country)? (ENEMYCN)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	12	0.7
1) USA	4	0.2
2) No one	1	0.1
5) Russia	74	4.0
8) Turkey	1	0.1
17) Israel	3	0.2
23) Armenia	1670	91.3
27) Iran	62	3.4
98) All countries	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

132) Which of the words from this card best describes your attitude toward Joseph Stalin? (STLN1)

	TOTAL	%
-5) I do not know who Stalin is	366	20.0
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	20	1.1
-1) Don't know	123	6.7
1) Admiration	27	1.5
2) Respect	251	13.7
3) Sympathy	115	6.3
4) Indifference	268	14.7
5) Antipathy, irritation	128	7.0
6) Fear	215	11.8
7) Disgust, hatred	315	17.2
Total	1829	100.0

133) Would you like to live and work in a country ruled by the person like Stalin? (STLN2)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	366	20.0
-3) Interviewer error	8	0.4
-2) Refuse to answer	12	0.7
-1) Don't know	148	8.1
1) Definitely yes	70	3.8
2) Probably yes	142	7.8
3) Probably no	343	18.8
4) Definitely no	740	40.5
Total	1829	100.0

134) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘Stalin was a wise leader who brought power and prosperity to the Soviet Union.' (STLN3_1)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	366	20.0
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	33	1.8
-1) Don't know	228	12.5
1) Completely disagree	348	19.0
2) Mostly disagree	225	12.3
3) Mostly agree	369	20.2
4) Completely agree	258	14.1
Total	1829	100.0

135) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘For all Stalin's mistakes and misdeeds, the most important thing is that under his leadership the Soviet people won the Great Patriotic War.' (STLN3_2)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	366	20.0
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	27	1.5
-1) Don't know	134	7.3
1) Completely disagree	127	6.9
2) Mostly disagree	116	6.3
3) Mostly agree	552	30.2
4) Completely agree	505	27.6
Total	1829	100.0

136) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘Stalin was a cruel, inhuman tyrant, responsible for the deaths of millions of innocent people.' (STLN3_3)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	366	20.0
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	43	2.4
-1) Don't know	206	11.3
1) Completely disagree	83	4.5
2) Mostly disagree	110	6.0
3) Mostly agree	355	19.4
4) Completely agree	664	36.3
Total	1829	100.0

137) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘Our people will always have need of a leader like Stalin, who will come and restore order.' (STLN3_4)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	366	20.0
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	57	3.1
-1) Don't know	216	11.8
1) Completely disagree	718	39.3
2) Mostly disagree	201	11.0
3) Mostly agree	169	9.2
4) Completely agree	98	5.4
Total	1829	100.0

138) Which of the following opinions about Stalin's acts of repression would you agree with most? [CIRCLE THE TYPE OF THE SHOW CARD] (ST4_SCT)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	366	20.0
-3) Interviewer error	18	1.0
1) Type A	781	42.7
2) Type B	664	36.3
Total	1829	100.0

139) Which of the following opinions about Stalin's acts of repression would you agree with most? (STLN4)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	366	20.0
-5) I do not know about repressions	113	6.2
-3) Interviewer error	28	1.5
-2) Refuse to answer	28	1.5
-1) Don't know	171	9.3
1) It was a political crime, these acts of repression cannot be justified.	842	46.0
2) These repressions were politically necessary, they were justified taking into consideration the historical circumstances.	281	15.4
Total	1829	100.0

140) In your opinion, can the sacrifices of the Soviet people under the rule of Stalin be justified by the results achieved in the short period of time? (STLN5)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	366	20.0
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	33	1.8
-1) Don't know	265	14.5
1) Definitely justified,	99	5.4
2) Justified to a certain extent,	317	17.3
3) Definitely cannot be justified?	745	40.7
Total	1829	100.0

141) There are a number of ethnic groups living in (country). Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? (ETHNIC)

	TOTAL	%
2) Azerbaijani	1690	92.4
4) Other Caucasian	115	6.3
5) Russian	14	0.8
6) Other ethnicity	10	0.5
Total	1829	100.0

142) Starting with elementary school and counting up to the highest level of education you have achieved to date, how many years of study have you completed? (EDUYRS)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	22	1.2
0) 0	17	0.9
1) 1	3	0.2
2) 2	8	0.4
3) 3	14	0.8
4) 4	18	1.0
5) 5	12	0.7
6) 6	6	0.3
7) 7	16	0.9
8) 8	90	4.9
9) 9	72	3.9
10) 10	596	32.6
11) 11	352	19.2
12) 12	101	5.5
13) 13	117	6.4
14) 14	108	5.9
15) 15	224	12.2
16) 16	20	1.1
17) 17	23	1.3
18) 18	5	0.3
19) 19	3	0.2
20) 20	1	0.1
22) 22	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

143) Using this card, please tell me which one of these levels best describes your knowledge in the following: Russian. (KNOWRUS)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	3	0.2
1) No basic knowledge	559	30.6
2) Beginner	498	27.2
3) Intermediate	526	28.8
4) Advanced	240	13.1
Total	1829	100.0

144) Using this card, please tell me which one of these levels best describes your knowledge in the following: English. (KNOWENG)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	9	0.5
1) No basic knowledge	1418	77.5
2) Beginner	241	13.2
3) Intermediate	136	7.4
4) Advanced	20	1.1
Total	1829	100.0

145) Using this card, please tell me which one of these levels best describes your knowledge in the following: computer (Microsoft Office programs, excluding games). (COMPABL)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	7	0.4
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	8	0.4
1) No basic knowledge	1341	73.3
2) Beginner	208	11.4
3) Intermediate	210	11.5
4) Advanced	53	2.9
Total	1829	100.0

146) How often do you use the Internet? (FRQINTR)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	8	0.4
-1) Don't know	84	4.6
1) Every day	172	9.4
2) At least once a week	135	7.4
3) At least once a month	45	2.5
4) Less often	79	4.3
5) Never	1082	59.2
6) I don't know what the Internet is	224	12.2
Total	1829	100.0

147) What is the main reason why you do not use the Internet? (NOINTY)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	747	40.8
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	4	0.2
1) I don't have a phone line or modem or way to connect.	201	11.0
2) I don't know how to use it.	149	8.1
3) I am not interested in / I do not want to use the Internet.	263	14.4
4) I do not have access to computer.	44	2.4
5) I am concerned using the Internet would be a threat to my privacy	22	1.2
6) The Internet is too expensive.	27	1.5
8) I don't have time.	60	3.3
9) The Internet is distasteful or immoral.	13	0.7
10) I do not need the Internet.	277	15.1
11) There is no access to the Internet in my settlement.	8	0.4
12) Other	11	0.6
Total	1829	100.0

148) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: receive/send emails? (INTACEM)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	7	0.4
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	285	15.6
1) Mentioned	137	7.5
Total	1829	100.0

149) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: use social networking sites (e.g. Odnoklassniki, Facebook, Myspace, etc.)? (INTASCN)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	223	12.2
1) Mentioned	203	11.1
Total	1829	100.0

150) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: use Skype (for instant messaging and for calls)? (INTASKY)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	318	17.4
1) Mentioned	108	5.9
Total	1829	100.0

151) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: use instant messenger other than Skype (ICQ, MSN, etc.)? (INTAMSG)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	393	21.5
1) Mentioned	33	1.8
Total	1829	100.0

152) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: engage in forum discussions? (INTACFD)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	401	21.9
1) Mentioned	25	1.4
Total	1829	100.0

153) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: write a blog/read other's blogs? (INTACBL)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	417	22.8
1) Mentioned	9	0.5
Total	1829	100.0

154) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: search for information (Google, Wiki, etc)? (INTACIN)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	178	9.7
1) Mentioned	248	13.6
Total	1829	100.0

155) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: shop? (INTACSH)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	406	22.2
1) Mentioned	18	1.0
Total	1829	100.0

156) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: read / listen to / watch the news apart from social networking sites? (INTACNW)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	359	19.6
1) Mentioned	67	3.7
Total	1829	100.0

157) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: download / listen to / watch music/videos/movies? (INTACEN)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	273	14.9
1) Mentioned	153	8.4
Total	1829	100.0

158) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: play online games? (INTACGM)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	371	20.3
1) Mentioned	55	3.0
Total	1829	100.0

159) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: visit dating websites? (INTACDW)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	405	22.1
1) Mentioned	21	1.1
Total	1829	100.0

160) Which of the following do you do most frequently when you are browsing the Internet: other? (INTACOT)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1398	76.4
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
0) Not mentioned	412	22.5
1) Mentioned	14	0.8
Total	1829	100.0

161) Which foreign language, if any, do you think should be mandatory in secondary schools of (country)? (FLMANDS)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	99	5.4
1) No foreign language should be mandatory	365	20.0
2) English	957	52.3
3) Russian	375	20.5
4) Other foreign language	29	1.6
Total	1829	100.0

162) In your opinion, how has the quality of education in (country's) public secondary schools changed during the last five years? (QUALSCH)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	175	9.6
1) Worsened a lot	70	3.8
2) Worsened	380	20.8
3) Remained the same	488	26.7
4) Improved	633	34.6
5) Improved a lot	77	4.2
Total	1829	100.0

163) What do you think is the ideal number of children per family in (country)? (IDEALCH)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	55	3.0
0) 0	1	0.1
1) 1	73	4.0
2) 2	838	45.8
3) 3	468	25.6
4) 4	304	16.6
5) 5	59	3.2
6) 6	12	0.7
7) 7	3	0.2
8) 8	3	0.2
9) 9	1	0.1
10) 10	5	0.3
12) 12	1	0.1
13) 13	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

164) Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? (RELGNEW)

	TOTAL	%
-5) None	4	0.2
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	13	0.7
-1) Don't know	2	0.1
3) Georgian, Russian or Greek Orthodox Church	3	0.2
4) Protestant Church	4	0.2
5) Other Christian Church or group	7	0.4
6) Sunni Islam	47	2.6
7) Shia Islam	265	14.5
8) Islam	1480	80.9
9) Judaism	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

165) How important is religion in your daily life? (RELIMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	19	1.0
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	24	1.3
1) Not at all important	38	2.1
2) Not very important	307	16.8
3) Rather important	856	46.8
4) Very important	582	31.8
Total	1829	100.0

166) Apart from special occasions such as weddings and funerals, about how often do you attend religious services nowadays? (RELSERV)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	19	1.0
-2) Refuse to answer	4	0.2
-1) Don't know	4	0.2
1) Every day	35	1.9
2) More than once a week	10	0.5
3) Once a week	36	2.0
4) At least once a month	107	5.9
5) Only on special holidays	625	34.2
6) Less often	492	26.9
7) Never	497	27.2
Total	1829	100.0

167) How often do you fast when it is required by your religious traditions? (RELFAST)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	19	1.0
-5) Fasting is not required in my religion	21	1.1
-2) Refuse to answer	7	0.4
-1) Don't know	3	0.2
1) Always fast	157	8.6
2) Often fast	111	6.1
3) Sometimes fast	264	14.4
4) Rarely fast	356	19.5
5) Never fast	891	48.7
Total	1829	100.0

168) Overall, how religious would you say you are? (RLGIOUS)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	20	1.1
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	27	1.5
1) Not at all religious	145	7.9
2) 2	123	6.7
3) 3	284	15.5
4) 4	238	13.0
5) 5	424	23.2
6) 6	193	10.6
7) 7	139	7.6
8) 8	114	6.2
9) 9	40	2.2
10) Very religious	80	4.4
Total	1829	100.0

169) About how often do you personally have contact with members of the following religious groups: Georgian, Russian or Greek Orthodox Church? (ARDA12)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	27	1.5
-1) Don't know	89	4.9
1) Never or almost never	1228	67.1
2) A few times each year	278	15.2
3) A few times each month	92	5.0
4) A few times each week	72	3.9
5) Every day	41	2.2
Total	1829	100.0

170) About how often do you personally have contact with members of the following religious groups: Judaism? (ARDA13)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	28	1.5
-1) Don't know	133	7.3
1) Never or almost never	1378	75.3
2) A few times each year	189	10.3
3) A few times each month	44	2.4
4) A few times each week	32	1.7
5) Every day	22	1.2
Total	1829	100.0

171) About how often do you personally have contact with members of the following religious groups: Shia Muslims? (ARDA14)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	14	0.8
-1) Don't know	94	5.1
1) Never or almost never	149	8.1
2) A few times each year	172	9.4
3) A few times each month	85	4.6
4) A few times each week	145	7.9
5) Every day	1166	63.8
Total	1829	100.0

172) About how often do you personally have contact with members of the following religious groups: Sunni Muslims? (ARDA15)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	164	9.0
1) Never or almost never	148	8.1
2) A few times each year	221	12.1
3) A few times each month	183	10.0
4) A few times each week	177	9.7
5) Every day	915	50.0
Total	1829	100.0

173) About how often do you personally have contact with members of the following religious groups: atheists? (ARDA16)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	54	3.0
-1) Don't know	383	20.9
1) Never or almost never	940	51.4
2) A few times each year	131	7.2
3) A few times each month	55	3.0
4) A few times each week	56	3.1
5) Every day	208	11.4
Total	1829	100.0

174) How would you react if a family member did business with a member of the following religious group: Georgian, Russian or Greek Orthodox Church? (ARDA22)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	26	1.4
-1) Don't know	84	4.6
1) Strongly object	352	19.2
2) Somewhat object	90	4.9
3) Object a little	113	6.2
4) Not object at all	1163	63.6
Total	1829	100.0

175) How would you react if a family member did business with a member of the following religious group: Judaism? (ARDA23)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	23	1.3
-1) Don't know	96	5.2
1) Strongly object	428	23.4
2) Somewhat object	107	5.9
3) Object a little	118	6.5
4) Not object at all	1056	57.7
Total	1829	100.0

176) How would you react if a family member did business with a member of the following religious group: Shia Muslims? (ARDA24)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	17	0.9
-1) Don't know	57	3.1
1) Strongly object	29	1.6
2) Somewhat object	71	3.9
3) Object a little	44	2.4
4) Not object at all	1610	88.0
Total	1829	100.0

177) How would you react if a family member did business with a member of the following religious group: Sunni Muslims? (ARDA25)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	20	1.1
-1) Don't know	45	2.5
1) Strongly object	34	1.9
2) Somewhat object	62	3.4
3) Object a little	76	4.2
4) Not object at all	1591	87.0
Total	1829	100.0

178) How would you react if a family member did business with a member of the following religious group: atheists? (ARDA26)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	27	1.5
-1) Don't know	116	6.3
1) Strongly object	573	31.3
2) Somewhat object	203	11.1
3) Object a little	81	4.4
4) Not object at all	825	45.1
Total	1829	100.0

179) How would you react if a family member married a member of the following religious group: Georgian, Russian or Greek Orthodox Church? (ARDA32)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	27	1.5
-1) Don't know	39	2.1
1) Strongly object	1390	76.0
2) Somewhat object	191	10.4
3) Object a little	77	4.2
4) Not object at all	105	5.7
Total	1829	100.0

180) How would you react if a family member married a member of the following religious group: Judaism? (ARDA33)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	28	1.5
-1) Don't know	46	2.5
1) Strongly object	1421	77.7
2) Somewhat object	180	9.8
3) Object a little	62	3.4
4) Not object at all	90	4.9
Total	1829	100.0

181) How would you react if a family member married a member of the following religious group: Shia Muslim? (ARDA34)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	14	0.8
-1) Don't know	58	3.2
1) Strongly object	27	1.5
2) Somewhat object	65	3.6
3) Object a little	67	3.7
4) Not object at all	1598	87.4
Total	1829	100.0

182) How would you react if a family member married a member of the following religious group: Sunni Muslim? (ARDA35)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	18	1.0
-1) Don't know	54	3.0
1) Strongly object	45	2.5
2) Somewhat object	101	5.5
3) Object a little	111	6.1
4) Not object at all	1499	82.0
Total	1829	100.0

183) How would you react if a family member married a member of the following religious group: atheists? (ARDA36)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	44	2.4
-1) Don't know	94	5.1
1) Strongly object	1073	58.7
2) Somewhat object	158	8.6
3) Object a little	85	4.6
4) Not object at all	375	20.5
Total	1829	100.0

184) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements about God: God is angered by my sins. (ARDA41)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	56	3.1
-1) Don't know	188	10.3
1) Strongly disagree	96	5.2
2) Disagree	127	6.9
3) Undecided	301	16.5
4) Agree	583	31.9
5) Strongly agree	478	26.1
Total	1829	100.0

185) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements about God: God rewards the faithful with major successes. (ARDA42)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	29	1.6
-1) Don't know	115	6.3
1) Strongly disagree	16	0.9
2) Disagree	38	2.1
3) Undecided	213	11.6
4) Agree	638	34.9
5) Strongly agree	780	42.6
Total	1829	100.0

186) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements about God: God punishes sinners with terrible woes. (ARDA43)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	36	2.0
-1) Don't know	176	9.6
1) Strongly disagree	50	2.7
2) Disagree	117	6.4
3) Undecided	296	16.2
4) Agree	613	33.5
5) Strongly agree	540	29.5
Total	1829	100.0

187) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements about God: God clearly shows the difference between right and wrong. (ARDA44)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	30	1.6
-1) Don't know	114	6.2
1) Strongly disagree	20	1.1
2) Disagree	44	2.4
3) Undecided	236	12.9
4) Agree	710	38.8
5) Strongly agree	672	36.7
Total	1829	100.0

188) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements about God: God is directly involved in world affairs. (ARDA45)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	32	1.7
-1) Don't know	133	7.3
1) Strongly disagree	90	4.9
2) Disagree	88	4.8
3) Undecided	252	13.8
4) Agree	561	30.7
5) Strongly agree	673	36.8
Total	1829	100.0

189) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements about God: God is directly involved in my affairs. (ARDA46)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	58	3.2
-1) Don't know	239	13.1
1) Strongly disagree	289	15.8
2) Disagree	134	7.3
3) Undecided	381	20.8
4) Agree	384	21.0
5) Strongly agree	344	18.8
Total	1829	100.0

190) How well do you feel that each of the following words describes God: distant? (ARDA51)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	27	1.5
-1) Don't know	102	5.6
1) Not at all	753	41.2
2) Not very well	217	11.9
3) Undecided	236	12.9
4) Somewhat well	276	15.1
5) Very well	218	11.9
Total	1829	100.0

191) How well do you feel that each of the following words describes God: ever present? (ARDA52)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	15	0.8
-1) Don't know	25	1.4
1) Not at all	5	0.3
2) Not very well	4	0.2
3) Undecided	29	1.6
4) Somewhat well	173	9.5
5) Very well	1576	86.2
Total	1829	100.0

192) How well do you feel that each of the following words describes God: forgiving? (ARDA53)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	19	1.0
-1) Don't know	18	1.0
1) Not at all	7	0.4
2) Not very well	1	0.1
3) Undecided	32	1.7
4) Somewhat well	177	9.7
5) Very well	1574	86.1
Total	1829	100.0

193) How well do you feel that each of the following words describes God: loving? (ARDA54)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	17	0.9
-1) Don't know	25	1.4
1) Not at all	4	0.2
2) Not very well	4	0.2
3) Undecided	41	2.2
4) Somewhat well	178	9.7
5) Very well	1559	85.2
Total	1829	100.0

194) How well do you feel that each of the following words describes God: punishing? (ARDA55)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	27	1.5
-1) Don't know	66	3.6
1) Not at all	139	7.6
2) Not very well	154	8.4
3) Undecided	336	18.4
4) Somewhat well	337	18.4
5) Very well	765	41.8
Total	1829	100.0

195) How well do you feel that each of the following words describes God: wrathful? (ARDA56)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	37	2.0
-1) Don't know	101	5.5
1) Not at all	522	28.5
2) Not very well	202	11.0
3) Undecided	381	20.8
4) Somewhat well	285	15.6
5) Very well	296	16.2
Total	1829	100.0

196) If you had a chance, would you leave (country) for a certain period of time to live somewhere else? (MIGSHRT)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	26	1.4
0) No	986	53.9
1) Yes	816	44.6
Total	1829	100.0

197) If you had a chance, would you leave (country) forever to live somewhere else? (EMIGRAT)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Don't know	45	2.5
0) No	1445	79.0
1) Yes	339	18.5
Total	1829	100.0

198) Have you or any member of your household been in a situation during the last 12 months when you/they had to pay a bribe in order to get a service or to obtain preferential treatment or consideration? (PAYBRIB)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Refuse to answer	52	2.8
-1) Don't know	114	6.2
0) No	1290	70.5
1) Yes	373	20.4
Total	1829	100.0

199) What is household member's relationship to the respondent: first member? (HH1REL)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	75	4.1
-3) Interviewer error	30	1.6
2) Spouse	921	50.4
3) Son/daughter	233	12.7
4) Mother/father/mother-in-law/father-in-law	461	25.2
5) Sister/brother	52	2.8
6) Grandmother/grandfather	15	0.8
7) Daughter-in-law/son-in-law	6	0.3
8) Grandchild	7	0.4
9) Other person relative to household head	23	1.3
10) Other person not relative to household head	6	0.3
Total	1829	100.0

200) What is next household member's relationship to the respondent: second member? (HH2REL)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	292	16.0
-3) Interviewer error	22	1.2
2) Spouse	158	8.6
3) Son/daughter	755	41.3
4) Mother/father/mother-in-law/father-in-law	350	19.1
5) Sister/brother	106	5.8
6) Grandmother/grandfather	6	0.3
7) Daughter-in-law/son-in-law	74	4.0
8) Grandchild	15	0.8
9) Other person relative to household head	46	2.5
10) Other person not relative to household head	5	0.3
Total	1829	100.0

201) What is next household member's relationship to the respondent: third member? (HH3REL)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	605	33.1
-3) Interviewer error	15	0.8
2) Spouse	115	6.3
3) Son/daughter	568	31.1
4) Mother/father/mother-in-law/father-in-law	106	5.8
5) Sister/brother	141	7.7
6) Grandmother/grandfather	7	0.4
7) Daughter-in-law/son-in-law	126	6.9
8) Grandchild	66	3.6
9) Other person relative to household head	78	4.3
10) Other person not relative to household head	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

202) What is next household member's relationship to the respondent: fourth member? (HH4REL)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1105	60.4
-3) Interviewer error	6	0.3
2) Spouse	24	1.3
3) Son/daughter	331	18.1
4) Mother/father/mother-in-law/father-in-law	24	1.3
5) Sister/brother	75	4.1
6) Grandmother/grandfather	6	0.3
7) Daughter-in-law/son-in-law	54	3.0
8) Grandchild	133	7.3
9) Other person relative to household head	68	3.7
10) Other person not relative to household head	3	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

203) What is next household member's relationship to the respondent: fifth member? (HH5REL)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1441	78.8
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
2) Spouse	4	0.2
3) Son/daughter	140	7.7
4) Mother/father/mother-in-law/father-in-law	4	0.2
5) Sister/brother	30	1.6
6) Grandmother/grandfather	4	0.2
7) Daughter-in-law/son-in-law	23	1.3
8) Grandchild	123	6.7
9) Other person relative to household head	57	3.1
10) Other person not relative to household head	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

204) What is next household member's relationship to the respondent: sixth member? (HH6REL)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1659	90.7
2) Spouse	3	0.2
3) Son/daughter	56	3.1
4) Mother/father/mother-in-law/father-in-law	1	0.1
5) Sister/brother	7	0.4
7) Daughter-in-law/son-in-law	10	0.5
8) Grandchild	56	3.1
9) Other person relative to household head	37	2.0
Total	1829	100.0

205) What is next household member's relationship to the respondent: seventh member? (HH7REL)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1749	95.6
3) Son/daughter	24	1.3
5) Sister/brother	3	0.2
7) Daughter-in-law/son-in-law	1	0.1
8) Grandchild	30	1.6
9) Other person relative to household head	22	1.2
Total	1829	100.0

206) What is next household member's relationship to the respondent: eighth member? (HH8REL)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1785	97.6
3) Son/daughter	16	0.9
8) Grandchild	14	0.8
9) Other person relative to household head	14	0.8
Total	1829	100.0

207) What is next household member's relationship to the respondent: ninth member? (HH9REL)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1806	98.7
3) Son/daughter	5	0.3
8) Grandchild	6	0.3
9) Other person relative to household head	12	0.7
Total	1829	100.0

208) What is next household member's relationship to the respondent: 10th member? (HH10REL)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1823	99.7
3) Son/daughter	1	0.1
8) Grandchild	3	0.2
9) Other person relative to household head	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

209) What is next household member's relationship to the respondent: 11th member? (HH11REL)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1824	99.7
3) Son/daughter	1	0.1
8) Grandchild	3	0.2
9) Other person relative to household head	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

210) What is next household member's relationship to the respondent: 12th member? (HH12REL)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1826	99.8
8) Grandchild	2	0.1
9) Other person relative to household head	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

211) First member: gender (HH1SEX)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	75	4.1
-3) Interviewer error	9	0.5
1) Male	1135	62.1
2) Female	610	33.4
Total	1829	100.0

212) Second member: gender (HH2SEX)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	292	16.0
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
1) Male	721	39.4
2) Female	814	44.5
Total	1829	100.0

213) Third member: gender (HH3SEX)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	605	33.1
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
1) Male	458	25.0
2) Female	762	41.7
Total	1829	100.0

214) Fourth member: gender (HH4SEX)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1105	60.4
1) Male	296	16.2
2) Female	428	23.4
Total	1829	100.0

215) Fifth member: gender (HH5SEX)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1441	78.8
1) Male	164	9.0
2) Female	224	12.2
Total	1829	100.0

216) Sixth member: gender (HH6SEX)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1659	90.7
1) Male	73	4.0
2) Female	97	5.3
Total	1829	100.0

217) Seventh member: gender (HH7SEX)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1749	95.6
1) Male	41	2.2
2) Female	39	2.1
Total	1829	100.0

218) Eighth member: gender (HH8SEX)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1785	97.6
1) Male	12	0.7
2) Female	32	1.7
Total	1829	100.0

219) Ninth member: gender (HH9SEX)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1806	98.7
1) Male	11	0.6
2) Female	12	0.7
Total	1829	100.0

220) 10th member: gender (HH10SEX)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1823	99.7
1) Male	3	0.2
2) Female	3	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

221) 11th member: gender (HH11SEX)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1824	99.7
1) Male	2	0.1
2) Female	3	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

222) 12th member: gender (HH12SEX)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1826	99.8
1) Male	2	0.1
2) Female	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

223) Respondent's year of birth (RESDOB)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	1,954.16	172.67

224) First member: year of birth (HHM1DOB)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	1,883.12	393.56

225) Second member: year of birth (HHM2DOB)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	1,658.84	731.52

226) Third member: year of birth (HHM3DOB)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	1,324.69	939.81

227) Fourth member: year of birth (HHM4DOB)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	783.53	977.81

228) Fifth member: year of birth (HHM5DOB)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	419.20	819.08

229) Sixth member: year of birth (HHM6DOB)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	181.64	583.20

230) Seventh member: year of birth (HHM7DOB)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	82.91	411.15

231) Eighth member: year of birth (HHM8DOB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1785	97.6
1993) 1993	1	0.1
1995) 1995	1	0.1
1997) 1997	2	0.1
2000) 2000	3	0.2
2001) 2001	1	0.1
2003) 2003	1	0.1
2004) 2004	4	0.2
2005) 2005	4	0.2
2006) 2006	1	0.1
2007) 2007	2	0.1
2008) 2008	4	0.2
2009) 2009	5	0.3
2010) 2010	4	0.2
2011) 2011	3	0.2
2012) 2012	8	0.4
Total	1829	100.0

232) Ninth member: year of birth (HHM9DOB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1806	98.7
1998) 1998	1	0.1
2001) 2001	2	0.1
2003) 2003	2	0.1
2005) 2005	3	0.2
2006) 2006	1	0.1
2007) 2007	2	0.1
2008) 2008	3	0.2
2009) 2009	2	0.1
2010) 2010	2	0.1
2011) 2011	3	0.2
2012) 2012	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

233) 10th member: year of birth (HHM10DOB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1823	99.7
2003) 2003	1	0.1
2006) 2006	2	0.1
2007) 2007	1	0.1
2010) 2010	1	0.1
2012) 2012	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

234) 11th member: year of birth (HHM11DOB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1824	99.7
2004) 2004	1	0.1
2007) 2007	1	0.1
2011) 2011	2	0.1
2012) 2012	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

235) 12th member: year of birth (HHM12DOB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1826	99.8
2009) 2009	1	0.1
2012) 2012	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

236) Respondent's place of birth (RESPOB)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	943	51.6
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	395	21.6
3) In a settlement in another region of the country	416	22.7
4) Outside the country, but inside the former Soviet Union	69	3.8
5) Outside the former Soviet Union	5	0.3
Total	1829	100.0

237) First member: place of birth (HH1POB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	75	4.1
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	955	52.2
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	356	19.5
3) In a settlement in another region of the country	375	20.5
4) Outside the country, but inside the former Soviet Union	64	3.5
5) Outside the former Soviet Union	3	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

238) Second member: place of birth (HH2POB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	292	16.0
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	975	53.3
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	272	14.9
3) In a settlement in another region of the country	234	12.8
4) Outside the country, but inside the former Soviet Union	52	2.8
5) Outside the former Soviet Union	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

239) Third member: place of birth (HH3POB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	605	33.1
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	868	47.5
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	198	10.8
3) In a settlement in another region of the country	132	7.2
4) Outside the country, but inside the former Soviet Union	20	1.1
5) Outside the former Soviet Union	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

240) Fourth member: place of birth (HH4POB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1105	60.4
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	555	30.3
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	96	5.2
3) In a settlement in another region of the country	61	3.3
4) Outside the country, but inside the former Soviet Union	9	0.5
Total	1829	100.0

241) Fifth member: place of birth (HH5POB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1441	78.8
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	321	17.6
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	42	2.3
3) In a settlement in another region of the country	19	1.0
4) Outside the country, but inside the former Soviet Union	5	0.3
Total	1829	100.0

242) Sixth member: place of birth (HH6POB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1659	90.7
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	142	7.8
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	18	1.0
3) In a settlement in another region of the country	9	0.5
4) Outside the country, but inside the former Soviet Union	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

243) Seventh member: place of birth (HH7POB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1749	95.6
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	65	3.6
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	11	0.6
3) In a settlement in another region of the country	2	0.1
4) Outside the country, but inside the former Soviet Union	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

244) Eighth member: place of birth (HH8POB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1785	97.6
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	36	2.0
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	6	0.3
3) In a settlement in another region of the country	1	0.1
4) Outside the country, but inside the former Soviet Union	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

245) Ninth member: place of birth (HH9POB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1806	98.7
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	18	1.0
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	4	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

246) 10th member: place of birth (HH10POB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1823	99.7
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	4	0.2
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

247) 11th member: place of birth (HH11POB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1824	99.7
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	4	0.2
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

248) 12th member: place of birth (HH12POB)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1826	99.8
1) In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted	2	0.1
2) In another settlement, but in the same region of the country	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

249) What is the highest level of education you have completed? (RESPEDU)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	23	1.3
1) No primary education	22	1.2
2) Primary education	52	2.8
3) Incomplete secondary education	187	10.2
4) Completed secondary education	929	50.8
5) Secondary technical education	252	13.8
6) Incomplete higher education	49	2.7
7) Completed higher education	315	17.2
Total	1829	100.0

250) What is the highest level of education this household member has completed: first member? (HH1EDU)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	75	4.1
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
1) No primary education	35	1.9
2) Primary education	45	2.5
3) Incomplete secondary education	172	9.4
4) Completed secondary education	954	52.2
5) Secondary technical education	221	12.1
6) Incomplete higher education	26	1.4
7) Completed higher education	298	16.3
8) Post-graduate degree	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

251) What is the highest level of education this household member has completed: second member? (HH2EDU)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	292	16.0
-3) Interviewer error	8	0.4
1) No primary education	162	8.9
2) Primary education	96	5.2
3) Incomplete secondary education	256	14.0
4) Completed secondary education	673	36.8
5) Secondary technical education	127	6.9
6) Incomplete higher education	30	1.6
7) Completed higher education	185	10.1
Total	1829	100.0

252) What is the highest level of education this household member has completed: third member? (HH3EDU)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	605	33.1
-3) Interviewer error	17	0.9
1) No primary education	191	10.4
2) Primary education	118	6.5
3) Incomplete secondary education	241	13.2
4) Completed secondary education	452	24.7
5) Secondary technical education	95	5.2
6) Incomplete higher education	28	1.5
7) Completed higher education	82	4.5
Total	1829	100.0

253) What is the highest level of education this household member has completed: fourth member? (HH4EDU)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1105	60.4
-3) Interviewer error	15	0.8
1) No primary education	225	12.3
2) Primary education	87	4.8
3) Incomplete secondary education	141	7.7
4) Completed secondary education	187	10.2
5) Secondary technical education	30	1.6
6) Incomplete higher education	10	0.5
7) Completed higher education	29	1.6
Total	1829	100.0

254) What is the highest level of education this household member has completed: fifth member? (HH5EDU)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1441	78.8
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
1) No primary education	181	9.9
2) Primary education	47	2.6
3) Incomplete secondary education	68	3.7
4) Completed secondary education	63	3.4
5) Secondary technical education	10	0.5
6) Incomplete higher education	6	0.3
7) Completed higher education	8	0.4
Total	1829	100.0

255) What is the highest level of education this household member has completed: sixth member? (HH6EDU)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1659	90.7
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
1) No primary education	92	5.0
2) Primary education	22	1.2
3) Incomplete secondary education	30	1.6
4) Completed secondary education	19	1.0
5) Secondary technical education	1	0.1
6) Incomplete higher education	1	0.1
7) Completed higher education	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

256) What is the highest level of education this household member has completed: seventh member? (HH7EDU)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1749	95.6
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
1) No primary education	49	2.7
2) Primary education	6	0.3
3) Incomplete secondary education	16	0.9
4) Completed secondary education	5	0.3
5) Secondary technical education	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

257) What is the highest level of education this household member has completed: eighth member? (HH8EDU)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1785	97.6
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
1) No primary education	29	1.6
2) Primary education	6	0.3
3) Incomplete secondary education	6	0.3
5) Secondary technical education	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

258) What is the highest level of education this household member has completed: ninth member? (HH9EDU)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1806	98.7
1) No primary education	15	0.8
2) Primary education	5	0.3
3) Incomplete secondary education	3	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

259) What is the highest level of education this household member has completed: 10th member? (HH10EDU)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1823	99.7
1) No primary education	5	0.3
2) Primary education	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

260) What is the highest level of education this household member has completed: 11th member? (HH11EDU)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1824	99.7
1) No primary education	4	0.2
2) Primary education	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

261) What is the highest level of education this household member has completed: 12th member? (HH12EDU)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1826	99.8
1) No primary education	3	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

262) Are you currently employed? This employment may be part-time or full-time, official, informal or self-employment, but it brings monetary income. (RESEMP)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
0) No	1169	63.9
1) Yes	659	36.0
Total	1829	100.0

263) Employed? First member (HH1EMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	33	1.8
-5) No such member in household	75	4.1
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
0) No	914	50.0
1) Yes	803	43.9
Total	1829	100.0

264) Employed? Second member (HH2EMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	302	16.5
-5) No such member in household	292	16.0
-3) Interviewer error	7	0.4
0) No	772	42.2
1) Yes	456	24.9
Total	1829	100.0

265) Employed? Third member (HH3EMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	397	21.7
-5) No such member in household	605	33.1
-3) Interviewer error	7	0.4
0) No	602	32.9
1) Yes	218	11.9
Total	1829	100.0

266) Employed? Fourth member (HH4EMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	393	21.5
-5) No such member in household	1105	60.4
-3) Interviewer error	6	0.3
0) No	253	13.8
1) Yes	72	3.9
Total	1829	100.0

267) Employed? Fifth member (HH5EMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	268	14.7
-5) No such member in household	1441	78.8
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
0) No	96	5.2
1) Yes	22	1.2
Total	1829	100.0

268) Employed? Sixth member (HH6EMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	134	7.3
-5) No such member in household	1659	90.7
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
0) No	32	1.7
1) Yes	3	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

269) Employed? Seventh member (HH7EMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	68	3.7
-5) No such member in household	1749	95.6
0) No	11	0.6
1) Yes	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

270) Employed? Eighth member (HH8EMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	40	2.2
-5) No such member in household	1785	97.6
0) No	4	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

271) Employed? Ninth member (HH9EMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	23	1.3
-5) No such member in household	1806	98.7
Total	1829	100.0

272) Employed? 10th member (HH10EMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	6	0.3
-5) No such member in household	1823	99.7
Total	1829	100.0

273) Employed? 11th member (HH11EMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	5	0.3
-5) No such member in household	1824	99.7
Total	1829	100.0

274) Employed? 12th member (HH12EMP)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	3	0.2
-5) No such member in household	1826	99.8
Total	1829	100.0

275) Respondent's marital status (RESPMAR)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	14	0.8
1) Never married	291	15.9
2) Married: official state marriage only, no religious ceremony	156	8.5
3) Married: religious ceremony only, not registered with state	32	1.7
4) Married: both state marriage and religious ceremony	1078	58.9
5) Cohabiting without civil or religious marriage	6	0.3
6) Divorced	35	1.9
7) Separated	7	0.4
8) Widow/Widower	210	11.5
Total	1829	100.0

276) First member of household: marital status (HH1MAR)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	46	2.5
-5) No such member in the household	75	4.1
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
1) Never married	131	7.2
2) Married: official state marriage only, no religious ceremony	170	9.3
3) Married: religious ceremony only, not registered with state	39	2.1
4) Married: both state marriage and religious ceremony	1164	63.6
5) Cohabiting without civil or religious marriage	6	0.3
6) Divorced	12	0.7
7) Separated	3	0.2
8) Widow/Widower	179	9.8
Total	1829	100.0

277) Second member of household: marital status (HH2MAR)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	366	20.0
-5) No such member in the household	292	16.0
-3) Interviewer error	13	0.7
1) Never married	356	19.5
2) Married: official state marriage only, no religious ceremony	74	4.0
3) Married: religious ceremony only, not registered with state	12	0.7
4) Married: both state marriage and religious ceremony	626	34.2
5) Cohabiting without civil or religious marriage	2	0.1
6) Divorced	15	0.8
7) Separated	1	0.1
8) Widow/Widower	72	3.9
Total	1829	100.0

278) Third member of household: marital status (HH3MAR)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	470	25.7
-5) No such member in the household	605	33.1
-3) Interviewer error	8	0.4
1) Never married	299	16.3
2) Married: official state marriage only, no religious ceremony	37	2.0
3) Married: religious ceremony only, not registered with state	7	0.4
4) Married: both state marriage and religious ceremony	360	19.7
5) Cohabiting without civil or religious marriage	1	0.1
6) Divorced	9	0.5
7) Separated	3	0.2
8) Widow/Widower	30	1.6
Total	1829	100.0

279) Fourth member of household: marital status (HH4MAR)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	423	23.1
-5) No such member in the household	1105	60.4
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
1) Never married	136	7.4
2) Married: official state marriage only, no religious ceremony	12	0.7
3) Married: religious ceremony only, not registered with state	2	0.1
4) Married: both state marriage and religious ceremony	133	7.3
5) Cohabiting without civil or religious marriage	1	0.1
6) Divorced	4	0.2
7) Separated	2	0.1
8) Widow/Widower	9	0.5
Total	1829	100.0

280) Fifth member of household: marital status (HH5MAR)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	285	15.6
-5) No such member in the household	1441	78.8
1) Never married	44	2.4
2) Married: official state marriage only, no religious ceremony	8	0.4
3) Married: religious ceremony only, not registered with state	1	0.1
4) Married: both state marriage and religious ceremony	44	2.4
6) Divorced	1	0.1
8) Widow/Widower	5	0.3
Total	1829	100.0

281) Sixth member of household: marital status (HH6MAR)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	144	7.9
-5) No such member in the household	1659	90.7
1) Never married	11	0.6
4) Married: both state marriage and religious ceremony	15	0.8
Total	1829	100.0

282) Seventh member of household: marital status (HH7MAR)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	71	3.9
-5) No such member in the household	1749	95.6
1) Never married	7	0.4
4) Married: both state marriage and religious ceremony	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

283) Eighth member of household: marital status (HH8MAR)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	42	2.3
-5) No such member in the household	1785	97.6
1) Never married	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

284) Ninth member of household: marital status (HH9MAR)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	23	1.3
-5) No such member in the household	1806	98.7
Total	1829	100.0

285) 10th member of household: marital status (HH10MAR)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	6	0.3
-5) No such member in the household	1823	99.7
Total	1829	100.0

286) 11th member of household: marital status (HH11MAR)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	5	0.3
-5) No such member in the household	1824	99.7
Total	1829	100.0

287) 12th member of household: marital status (HH12MAR)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	3	0.2
-5) No such member in the household	1826	99.8
Total	1829	100.0

288) Interviewer: Did the respondent get help from other household member(s) while answering the questions of this section? (HELPA)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
0) No	1079	59.0
1) Yes	746	40.8
Total	1829	100.0

289) Which of the following statements best describes the current economic situation of your household? (ECONST)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	1	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	12	0.7
-2) Refuse to answer	32	1.7
-1) Don't know	33	1.8
1) Money is not enough for food.	354	19.4
2) Money is enough for food only, but not for clothes	530	29.0
3) Money is enough for food and clothes, but not enough for expensive durables like a refrigerator or washing machine.	687	37.6
4) We can afford to buy some expensive durables like a refrigerator or washing machine.	130	7.1
5) We can afford to buy anything we need.	50	2.7
Total	1829	100.0

290) Please tell me whether or not your household owns: color television. (OWNCTV)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
0) No	32	1.7
1) Yes	1793	98.0
Total	1829	100.0

291) Please tell me whether or not your household owns: digital photo camera. (OWNDIG)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	15	0.8
0) No	1618	88.5
1) Yes	194	10.6
Total	1829	100.0

292) Please tell me whether or not your household owns: automatic washing machine. (OWNWSH)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
0) No	915	50.0
1) Yes	911	49.8
Total	1829	100.0

293) Please tell me whether or not your household owns: DVD player. (OWNDVD)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	6	0.3
0) No	993	54.3
1) Yes	828	45.3
Total	1829	100.0

294) Please tell me whether or not your household owns: refrigerator. (OWNFRG)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
0) No	142	7.8
1) Yes	1684	92.1
Total	1829	100.0

295) Please tell me whether or not your household owns: air conditioner. (OWNAC)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	15	0.8
0) No	1331	72.8
1) Yes	481	26.3
Total	1829	100.0

296) Please tell me whether or not your household owns: car. (OWNCAR)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
0) No	1347	73.6
1) Yes	475	26.0
Total	1829	100.0

297) Please tell me whether or not your household owns: land line phone. (OWNLNP)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	24	1.3
0) No	677	37.0
1) Yes	1126	61.6
Total	1829	100.0

298) Please tell me whether or not your household owns: cell phone. (OWNCELL)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	24	1.3
0) No	151	8.3
1) Yes	1647	90.0
Total	1829	100.0

299) Please tell me whether or not your household owns: activated Internet access from cell phone. (CELLINT)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	177	9.7
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-1) Don't know	5	0.3
0) No	1366	74.7
1) Yes	274	15.0
Total	1829	100.0

300) Please tell me whether or not your household owns: personal computer. (OWNCMP)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	24	1.3
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	33	1.8
0) No	1421	77.7
1) Yes	348	19.0
Total	1829	100.0

301) Please tell me whether or not your household has: Internet access from the home computer/laptop. (WEBHM)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	1455	79.6
-3) Interviewer error	24	1.3
0) No	44	2.4
1) Yes	304	16.6
Total	1829	100.0

302) How many [color televisions] does your household own? (NUMCTV)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	32	1.7
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
1) 1	1568	85.7
2) 2	206	11.3
3) 3	15	0.8
4) 4	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

303) How many [digital photo cameras] does your household own? (NUMDIGC)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	1618	88.5
-3) Interviewer error	16	0.9
1) 1	187	10.2
2) 2	5	0.3
3) 3	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

304) How many [automatic washing machines] does your household own? (NUMWASH)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	915	50.0
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
1) 1	898	49.1
2) 2	11	0.6
3) 3	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

305) How many [DVD players] does your household own? (NUMDVD)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	993	54.3
-3) Interviewer error	14	0.8
1) 1	801	43.8
2) 2	18	1.0
4) 4	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

306) How many [refrigerators] does your household own? (NUMFRG)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	142	7.8
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
1) 1	1620	88.6
2) 2	59	3.2
3) 3	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

307) How many [air conditioners] does your household own? (NUMAC)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	1331	72.8
-3) Interviewer error	16	0.9
1) 1	463	25.3
2) 2	15	0.8
3) 3	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

308) How many [cars] does your household own? (NUMCAR)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	1347	73.6
-3) Interviewer error	8	0.4
1) 1	458	25.0
2) 2	12	0.7
3) 3	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

309) How many [cell phones] does your household own? (NUMCELL)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	177	9.7
-3) Interviewer error	16	0.9
1) 1	611	33.4
2) 2	516	28.2
3) 3	279	15.3
4) 4	169	9.2
5) 5	44	2.4
6) 6	11	0.6
7) 7	1	0.1
8) 8	3	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

310) How many [personal computers] does your household own? (NUMCMP)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	1455	79.6
-3) Interviewer error	30	1.6
1) 1	324	17.7
2) 2	17	0.9
3) 3	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

311) Please tell me the year the latest model was purchased: color television. (YRPCTV)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	1,929.48	383.10

312) Please tell me the year the latest model was purchased: digital photo camera. (YRDIG)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	1618	88.5
-5) Not applicable	4	0.2
-3) Interviewer error	17	0.9
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
1999) 1999	1	0.1
2000) 2000	3	0.2
2002) 2002	2	0.1
2003) 2003	2	0.1
2004) 2004	1	0.1
2005) 2005	3	0.2
2006) 2006	7	0.4
2007) 2007	7	0.4
2008) 2008	17	0.9
2009) 2009	31	1.7
2010) 2010	56	3.1
2011) 2011	37	2.0
2012) 2012	20	1.1
Total	1829	100.0

313) Please tell me the year the latest model was purchased: automatic washing machine. (YRPWSH)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	977.04	1,006.56

314) Please tell me the year the latest model was purchased: DVD player. (YRPDVD)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	993	54.3
-5) Not applicable	9	0.5
-3) Interviewer error	14	0.8
-1) Don't know	7	0.4
1988) 1988	1	0.1
1992) 1992	1	0.1
1998) 1998	7	0.4
1999) 1999	5	0.3
2000) 2000	20	1.1
2001) 2001	10	0.5
2002) 2002	15	0.8
2003) 2003	22	1.2
2004) 2004	21	1.1
2005) 2005	52	2.8
2006) 2006	58	3.2
2007) 2007	64	3.5
2008) 2008	134	7.3
2009) 2009	149	8.1
2010) 2010	127	6.9
2011) 2011	65	3.6
2012) 2012	53	2.9
Total	1829	100.0

315) Please tell me the year the latest model was purchased: refrigerator. (YRPFRG)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	1,799.62	604.11

316) Please tell me the year the latest model was purchased: air conditioner. (YRPAC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	503.94	876.41

317) Please tell me the year the latest model was purchased: car. (YRPCAR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	503.99	875.34

318) Please tell me the year the latest model was purchased: cell phone. (YRPCELL)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	177	9.7
-5) Not applicable	7	0.4
-3) Interviewer error	19	1.0
-1) Don't know	8	0.4
1999) 1999	2	0.1
2000) 2000	21	1.1
2001) 2001	4	0.2
2002) 2002	21	1.1
2003) 2003	17	0.9
2004) 2004	15	0.8
2005) 2005	46	2.5
2006) 2006	65	3.6
2007) 2007	68	3.7
2008) 2008	147	8.0
2009) 2009	270	14.8
2010) 2010	317	17.3
2011) 2011	335	18.3
2012) 2012	288	15.7
Total	1829	100.0

319) Since which year have you had internet access from your cell phone? (PHINTR)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	1548	84.6
-5) Not applicable	0	0.0
-3) Interviewer error	18	1.0
-1) Don't know	4	0.2
2000) 2000	1	0.1
2004) 2004	2	0.1
2005) 2005	5	0.3
2006) 2006	3	0.2
2007) 2007	7	0.4
2008) 2008	21	1.1
2009) 2009	31	1.7
2010) 2010	57	3.1
2011) 2011	73	4.0
2012) 2012	57	3.1
Total	1829	100.0

320) Please tell me the year the latest model was purchased: personal computer. (YRPCMP)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	1455	79.6
-5) Not applicable	3	0.2
-3) Interviewer error	29	1.6
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
2000) 2000	1	0.1
2002) 2002	1	0.1
2004) 2004	4	0.2
2005) 2005	4	0.2
2006) 2006	8	0.4
2007) 2007	22	1.2
2008) 2008	30	1.6
2009) 2009	78	4.3
2010) 2010	78	4.3
2011) 2011	75	4.1
2012) 2012	38	2.1
Total	1829	100.0

321) Since which year has your household had Internet access from an available personal computer? (YRWEB)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-7) Legal skip	1499	82.0
-3) Interviewer error	26	1.4
1998) 1998	1	0.1
2000) 2000	1	0.1
2002) 2002	2	0.1
2003) 2003	1	0.1
2004) 2004	3	0.2
2005) 2005	3	0.2
2006) 2006	4	0.2
2007) 2007	13	0.7
2008) 2008	23	1.3
2009) 2009	47	2.6
2010) 2010	74	4.0
2011) 2011	82	4.5
2012) 2012	48	2.6
Total	1829	100.0

322) Please tell me, over the course of a typical month, does your household have to limit consumption or use of the following due to budget difficulties: bread, pasta? (LIMBRD)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	8	0.4
0) No	1717	93.9
1) Yes	99	5.4
Total	1829	100.0

323) Please tell me, over the course of a typical month, does your household have to limit consumption or use of the following due to budget difficulties: butter, milk? (LIMMLK)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	4	0.2
-1) Don't know	9	0.5
0) No	1558	85.2
1) Yes	256	14.0
Total	1829	100.0

324) Please tell me, over the course of a typical month, does your household have to limit consumption or use of the following due to budget difficulties: poultry / chicken meat? (LIMPOL)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	4	0.2
-1) Don't know	10	0.5
0) No	1381	75.5
1) Yes	432	23.6
Total	1829	100.0

325) Please tell me, over the course of a typical month, does your household have to limit consumption or use of the following due to budget difficulties: beef? (LIMBEF)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	6	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	13	0.7
0) No	906	49.5
1) Yes	901	49.3
Total	1829	100.0

326) Please tell me, over the course of a typical month, does your household have to limit consumption or use of the following due to budget difficulties: pork? (LIMPRK)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	1582	86.5
-2) Refuse to answer	10	0.5
-1) Don't know	6	0.3
0) No	147	8.0
1) Yes	82	4.5
Total	1829	100.0

327) Please tell me, over the course of a typical month, does your household have to limit consumption or use of the following due to budget difficulties: fish? (LIMFISH)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	28	1.5
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	1	0.1
-1) Don't know	10	0.5
0) No	876	47.9
1) Yes	911	49.8
Total	1829	100.0

328) Please tell me, over the course of a typical month, does your household have to limit consumption or use of the following due to budget difficulties: fruit, vegetables, except potatoes? (LIMVEG)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	8	0.4
0) No	1467	80.2
1) Yes	350	19.1
Total	1829	100.0

329) Please tell me, over the course of a typical month, does your household have to limit consumption or use of the following due to budget difficulties: potatoes? (LIMPOT)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	6	0.3
0) No	1693	92.6
1) Yes	126	6.9
Total	1829	100.0

330) Please tell me, over the course of a typical month, does your household have to limit consumption or use of the following due to budget difficulties: sweets and chocolates? (LIMSWEE)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	7	0.4
-1) Don't know	10	0.5
0) No	1187	64.9
1) Yes	623	34.1
Total	1829	100.0

331) Please tell me, over the course of a typical month, does your household have to limit consumption or use of the following due to budget difficulties: electricity? (LIMELC)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	4	0.2
-1) Don't know	6	0.3
0) No	888	48.6
1) Yes	929	50.8
Total	1829	100.0

332) Please tell me, over the course of a typical month, does your household have to limit consumption or use of the following due to budget difficulties: gas? (LIMGAS)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	324	17.7
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-1) Don't know	7	0.4
0) No	723	39.5
1) Yes	769	42.0
Total	1829	100.0

333) Please tell me, over the course of a typical month, does your household have to limit consumption or use of the following due to budget difficulties: transportation? (LIMTRAN)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	3	0.2
-3) Interviewer error	2	0.1
-1) Don't know	7	0.4
0) No	1037	56.7
1) Yes	778	42.5
Total	1829	100.0

334) Speaking about the past 12 months, how often did it happen that you did not have enough money to buy the food you or your family needed? (NOMON)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	14	0.8
-2) Refuse to answer	26	1.4
-1) Don't know	58	3.2
1) Every day	13	0.7
2) Every week	48	2.6
3) Every month	381	20.8
4) Less often	711	38.9
5) Never	576	31.5
Total	1829	100.0

335) Please tell me, is there any product named on this card that you never eat: bread, pasta? (NEATBR)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	283	15.5
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	11	0.6
0) Not mentioned	1513	82.7
1) Mentioned	3	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

336) Please tell me, is there any product named on this card that you never eat: butter, milk? (NOEATBM)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	283	15.5
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	11	0.6
0) Not mentioned	1502	82.1
1) Mentioned	14	0.8
Total	1829	100.0

337) Please tell me, is there any product named on this card that you never eat: poultry / chicken? (NEATPL)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	283	15.5
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	11	0.6
0) Not mentioned	1488	81.4
1) Mentioned	28	1.5
Total	1829	100.0

338) Please tell me, is there any product named on this card that you never eat: beef? (NEATBF)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	283	15.5
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	11	0.6
0) Not mentioned	1454	79.5
1) Mentioned	62	3.4
Total	1829	100.0

339) Please tell me, is there any product named on this card that you never eat: pork? (NEATPRK)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	283	15.5
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	11	0.6
0) Not mentioned	18	1.0
1) Mentioned	1498	81.9
Total	1829	100.0

340) Please tell me, is there any product named on this card that you never eat: fish? (NEATFI)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	283	15.5
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	11	0.6
0) Not mentioned	1381	75.5
1) Mentioned	135	7.4
Total	1829	100.0

341) Please tell me, is there any product named on this card that you never eat: fruit? (NEATFR)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	283	15.5
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	11	0.6
0) Not mentioned	1511	82.6
1) Mentioned	5	0.3
Total	1829	100.0

342) Please tell me, is there any product named on this card that you never eat: vegetables, except potatoes? (NEATVG)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	283	15.5
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	11	0.6
0) Not mentioned	1511	82.6
1) Mentioned	5	0.3
Total	1829	100.0

343) Please tell me, is there any product named on this card that you never eat: potatoes? (NEATPT)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	283	15.5
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	11	0.6
0) Not mentioned	1509	82.5
1) Mentioned	7	0.4
Total	1829	100.0

344) Please tell me, is there any product named on this card that you never eat: sweets, chocolates? (NEATSW)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	283	15.5
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	16	0.9
-1) Don't know	11	0.6
0) Not mentioned	1470	80.4
1) Mentioned	46	2.5
Total	1829	100.0

345) Which one was your household's largest source of income? Which one was your household's second largest source of income, and so on? [Interviewer: USE CODE ‘1' FOR THE LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, CODE ‘2' FOR THE SECOND LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, AND SO ON]. Order: Money from family members, relatives or friends living elsewhere in this country. (INCRA)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	1708	93.4
-3) Interviewer error	8	0.4
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
1) 1	52	2.8
2) 2	52	2.8
Total	1829	100.0

346) Which one was your household's largest source of income? Which one was your household's second largest source of income, and so on? [Interviewer: USE CODE ‘1' FOR THE LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, CODE ‘2' FOR THE SECOND LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, AND SO ON]. Order: Money from family members, relatives or friends living in another country. (INCRM)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	1704	93.2
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
1) 1	42	2.3
2) 2	69	3.8
Total	1829	100.0

347) Which one was your household's largest source of income? Which one was your household's second largest source of income, and so on? [Interviewer: USE CODE ‘1' FOR THE LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, CODE ‘2' FOR THE SECOND LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, AND SO ON]. Order: Cash sales of agricultural products. (INCRG)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	1373	75.1
-3) Interviewer error	9	0.5
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
1) 1	237	13.0
2) 2	200	10.9
3) 3	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

348) Which one was your household's largest source of income? Which one was your household's second largest source of income, and so on? [Interviewer: USE CODE ‘1' FOR THE LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, CODE ‘2' FOR THE SECOND LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, AND SO ON]. Order: Aggregated earned income (salary) of all household members, except sales of agricultural products. (INCSAL)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	811	44.3
-3) Interviewer error	16	0.9
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
1) 1	842	46.0
2) 2	151	8.3
Total	1829	100.0

349) Which one was your household's largest source of income? Which one was your household's second largest source of income, and so on? [Interviewer: USE CODE ‘1' FOR THE LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, CODE ‘2' FOR THE SECOND LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, AND SO ON]. Order: Pensions and government benefits. (INCRGO)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	919	50.2
-3) Interviewer error	16	0.9
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
1) 1	483	26.4
2) 2	401	21.9
3) 3	1	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

350) Which one was your household's largest source of income? Which one was your household's second largest source of income, and so on? [Interviewer: USE CODE ‘1' FOR THE LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, CODE ‘2' FOR THE SECOND LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, AND SO ON]. Order: Income from renting of property, vehicles or appliances. (INCRNT)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	1784	97.5
-3) Interviewer error	7	0.4
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
1) 1	24	1.3
2) 2	5	0.3
Total	1829	100.0

351) Which one was your household's largest source of income? Which one was your household's second largest source of income, and so on? [Interviewer: USE CODE ‘1' FOR THE LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, CODE ‘2' FOR THE SECOND LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, AND SO ON]. Order: Income from sale of property, vehicles or appliances. (INCRS)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	1805	98.7
-3) Interviewer error	6	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
1) 1	5	0.3
2) 2	4	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

352) Which one was your household's largest source of income? Which one was your household's second largest source of income, and so on? [Interviewer: USE CODE ‘1' FOR THE LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, CODE ‘2' FOR THE SECOND LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, AND SO ON]. Order: Interest or earnings on deposits or securities. (INCRAI)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	1806	98.7
-3) Interviewer error	6	0.3
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
1) 1	4	0.2
2) 2	4	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

353) Which one was your household's largest source of income? Which one was your household's second largest source of income, and so on? [Interviewer: USE CODE ‘1' FOR THE LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, CODE ‘2' FOR THE SECOND LARGEST SOURCE OF INCOME, AND SO ON]. Order: Other sources of income. (INCRO)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	1422	77.7
-3) Interviewer error	16	0.9
-2) Refuse to answer	6	0.3
-1) Don't know	1	0.1
1) 1	108	5.9
2) 2	274	15.0
Total	1829	100.0

354) Speaking about monetary income of all your household members last month, to which of the following groups does your household belong? (MONTOT)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	50	2.7
-1) Don't know	93	5.1
1) More than USD 1200	62	3.4
2) USD 801 – 1200	103	5.6
3) USD 401 – 800	513	28.0
4) USD 251 – 400	539	29.5
5) USD 101 – 250	400	21.9
6) USD 51– 100	42	2.3
7) Up to USD 50	8	0.4
8) USD 0	17	0.9
Total	1829	100.0

355) Using the same CARD, please tell me your household's spending last month? (SPNDMO)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	24	1.3
-1) Don't know	174	9.5
1) More than USD 1200	38	2.1
2) USD 801 – 1200	92	5.0
3) USD 401 – 800	479	26.2
4) USD 251 – 400	599	32.8
5) USD 101 – 250	390	21.3
6) USD 51– 100	24	1.3
7) Up to USD 50	4	0.2
8) USD 0	3	0.2
Total	1829	100.0

356) In the past 6 months, how often has your household borrowed any money to buy food? (FOODBT)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	26	1.4
-1) Don't know	99	5.4
1) Each week	22	1.2
2) Each month	323	17.7
3) Every other month	159	8.7
4) Less frequently	476	26.0
5) Never	722	39.5
Total	1829	100.0

357) In the past 6 months, how often has your household borrowed any money to pay for utilities? (UTLBT)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	21	1.1
-1) Don't know	110	6.0
1) Each week	3	0.2
2) Each month	152	8.3
3) Every other month	127	6.9
4) Less frequently	431	23.6
5) Never	983	53.7
Total	1829	100.0

358) Using this CARD, let's imagine there is a 10-step ladder reflecting the economic standing of all households in /country/ today. The first rung of this ladder corresponds to the lowest possible economic position in society, while the tenth rung corresponds to the highest possible position. On which rung of this ladder do you think your household currently stands? (CURRNG)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	1	0.1
-2) Refuse to answer	5	0.3
-1) Don't know	104	5.7
1) Lowest	147	8.0
2) 2	176	9.6
3) 3	308	16.8
4) 4	350	19.1
5) 5	434	23.7
6) 6	157	8.6
7) 7	96	5.2
8) 8	41	2.2
9) 9	8	0.4
Total	1829	100.0

359) And again using this CARD, on which rung of this ladder do you think your household will be standing 5 years from now? (FUTRNG)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
-2) Refuse to answer	19	1.0
-1) Don't know	634	34.7
1) Lowest	94	5.1
2) 2	80	4.4
3) 3	102	5.6
4) 4	139	7.6
5) 5	251	13.7
6) 6	178	9.7
7) 7	145	7.9
8) 8	100	5.5
9) 9	26	1.4
10) Highest	55	3.0
Total	1829	100.0

360) Relative to most of the households around you, would you describe the current economic condition of your household as…? (RELCN)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	34	1.9
-2) Refuse to answer	3	0.2
-1) Don't know	35	1.9
1) Very poor	102	5.6
2) Poor	498	27.2
3) Fair	912	49.9
4) Good	234	12.8
5) Very good	9	0.5
Total	1829	100.0

361) What is the minimal monthly income that would enable your household to live a normal life? [U.S. dollars] (MINCN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	2,267.00	29,967.83

362) What is the minimal monthly income that would enable your household to live a normal life? [Local currency] (MINCL)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	1,768.25	23,374.91

363) Do you think your children will be better off or worse off financially than you are when they are your age? (CHLDN)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-5) Not applicable	321	17.6
-2) Refuse to answer	14	0.8
-1) Don't know	563	30.8
1) Worse off	153	8.4
2) The same	159	8.7
3) Better off	617	33.7
Total	1829	100.0

364) Respondent asked for help when answering the last section? (HELPC)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Break-off	2	0.1
-3) Interviewer error	5	0.3
0) No	1128	61.7
1) Yes	694	37.9
Total	1829	100.0

365) Was anybody but you and the respondent him/herself able to listen to the respondent's answers during the interview? (LISTEN)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
1) During the entire interview	535	29.3
2) Most of the time	500	27.3
3) While answering questions for section A or C	126	6.9
4) Dor less than half of the interview except section A or C	95	5.2
5) For only a few questions except for section A or C	69	3.8
6) No	500	27.3
Total	1829	100.0

366) How often was the respondent distracted during the interview? (FRQDST)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
1) Never	976	53.4
2) Just for a few questions (fewer than ten)	560	30.6
3) For some questions, but not that many (between 10 and 20)	239	13.1
4) For a substantial number of questions, but less than half	39	2.1
5) Throughout most or the entire the interview	12	0.7
Total	1829	100.0

367) How often did you feel that the respondent lacked knowledge about the questions you asked? (FRQKNW)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	3	0.2
1) Never	532	29.1
2) Just for a few questions (fewer than ten)	638	34.9
3) For some questions, but not that many (between 10 and 20)	474	25.9
4) For a substantial number of questions, but less than half	150	8.2
5) Throughout most or the entire the interview	32	1.7
Total	1829	100.0

368) How often did you feel the respondent was reluctant to answer the questions? (FRQRLC)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
1) Never	722	39.5
2) Just for a few questions (fewer than ten)	666	36.4
3) For some questions, but not that many (between 10 and 20)	351	19.2
4) For a substantial number of questions, but less than half	78	4.3
5) Throughout most or the entire the interview	8	0.4
Total	1829	100.0

369) On a scale of 1 to 5, how would you rate the respondent's level of intelligence? (RESPINT)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	4	0.2
1) Not at all intelligent	100	5.5
2) Not very intelligent	562	30.7
3) Average	804	44.0
4) Intelligent	315	17.2
5) Very intelligent	44	2.4
Total	1829	100.0

370) How tired was the responded at the end of the interview? (RESPITR)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	15	0.8
1) Very tired	59	3.2
2) 2	76	4.2
3) 3	99	5.4
4) 4	109	6.0
5) 5	180	9.8
6) 6	185	10.1
7) 7	241	13.2
8) 8	299	16.3
9) 9	306	16.7
10) Not at all tired	260	14.2
Total	1829	100.0

371) Has the interview been completed? (INTCMP)

	TOTAL	%
-3) Interviewer error	9	0.5
1) Yes	1818	99.4
2) No	2	0.1
Total	1829	100.0

372) Please write the number of the last question answered by the respondent. (LASTQUE)
373) Household ID (HHID)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	10.21	5.73

374) Interviewer code (INTID)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	1,416.91	209.70

375) First key operator (OPRT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	9.28	4.92

376) Result of the first contact attempt (C1R)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completed interview	1626	88.9
2) Interview interrupted by respondent	2	0.1
5) Arranged day and time for interview	116	6.3
12) No adult available	7	0.4
13) No one opened the door	78	4.3
Total	1829	100.0

377) First contact date (C1DATE)
378) First contact time (-3 = Interviewer error) (C1TIME)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	49,830,442.86	9,135,221.32

379) Result of the second contact attempt (C2R)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1628	89.0
1) Completed interview	167	9.1
5) Arranged day and time for interview	20	1.1
12) No adult available	1	0.1
13) No one opened the door	13	0.7
Total	1829	100.0

380) Second contact date (C2DATE)
381) Second contact time (-7 = Legal skip) (C2TIME)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	6,176,254.02	17,971,233.80

382) Result of the third contact attempt (C3R)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Legal skip	1795	98.1
1) Completed interview	34	1.9
Total	1829	100.0

383) Third contact date (C3DATE)
384) Third contact time (-7 = Legal skip) (C3TIME)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	1,126,510.35	8,330,664.20

385) Interview date (INTDAT)
386) Interview start time (INTSTR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	50,278,359.76	9,175,811.32

387) Interview end time (-3 = Interviewer error) (INTEND)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	53,306,112.59	11,170,324.68

388) Gender of first member of the household (V6A_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	1659	90.7
2) Female	170	9.3
Total	1829	100.0

389) Gender of the second member of the household (V6A_2)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	118	6.5
1) Male	810	44.3
2) Female	901	49.3
Total	1829	100.0

390) Gender of the third member of the household (V6A_3)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	687	37.6
1) Male	209	11.4
2) Female	933	51.0
Total	1829	100.0

391) Gender of the fourth member of the household (V6A_4)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1117	61.1
1) Male	24	1.3
2) Female	688	37.6
Total	1829	100.0

392) Gender of the fifth member of the household (V6A_5)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1556	85.1
1) Male	3	0.2
2) Female	270	14.8
Total	1829	100.0

393) Gender of the sixth member of the household (V6A_6)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1733	94.8
1) Male	1	0.1
2) Female	95	5.2
Total	1829	100.0

394) Age of first member of the household (V6B_1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	50.41	14.68

395) Age of second member of the household (V6B_2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	35.37	18.16

396) Age of third member of the household (V6B_3)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	23.92	25.88

397) Age of fourth member of the household (V6B_4)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	10.52	21.48

398) Age of fifth member of the household (V6B_5)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	0.22	13.21

399) Age of sixth member of the household (V6B_6)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	-3.35	7.34

400) Selection of first member of the household (V6C_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not selected	1142	62.4
1) Selected	687	37.6
Total	1829	100.0

401) Selection of second member of the household (V6C_2)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	118	6.5
0) Not selected	1110	60.7
1) Selected	601	32.9
Total	1829	100.0

402) Selection of third member of the household (V6C_3)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	687	37.6
0) Not selected	832	45.5
1) Selected	310	16.9
Total	1829	100.0

403) Selection of fourth member of the household (V6C_4)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1117	61.1
0) Not selected	549	30.0
1) Selected	163	8.9
Total	1829	100.0

404) Selection of fifth member of the household (V6C_5)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1556	85.1
0) Not selected	222	12.1
1) Selected	51	2.8
Total	1829	100.0

405) Selection of sixth member of the household (V6C_6)

	TOTAL	%
-5) No such member in the household	1733	94.8
0) Not selected	79	4.3
1) Selected	17	0.9
Total	1829	100.0

406) Case accepted (V3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Case accepted	1829	100.0
Total	1829	100.0

407) Interview duration (-3 = Interviewer error) (INTDUR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	3,803,094.54	890,728.17

408) Total number of PSUs per sub-stratum (NPSUS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	783.30	373.87

409) Total number of households per PSU (NHHPSU)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	373.56	110.27

410) Total number of adults per household (NADHH)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	3.17	1.33

411) Weight for household-level questions (HHWT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	803.12	250.61

412) Weight for individual-level questions (INDWT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1829	3,650.06	2,029.35

413) Apart from special occasions such as weddings and funerals, about how often do you attend religious services nowadays? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-ATTEND)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	45	2.5
2) Once a week	36	2.0
3) At least once a month	107	5.9
4) Only on special holidays	625	34.7
5) Less often	492	27.3
6) Never	497	27.6
Missing	27
Total	1802	100.0

414) Respondent's age (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-AGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) 18 to 29	456	25.0
2) 30 to 39	391	21.4
3) 40 to 49	367	20.1
4) 50 to 59	321	17.6
5) 60 and older	290	15.9
Missing	4
Total	1825	100.0

415) Are you currently employed? This employment may be part-time or full-time, official, informal or self-employment, but it brings monetary income. (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-EMPLOY)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	1169	63.9
2) Yes	659	36.1
Missing	1
Total	1828	100.0

416) What is the highest level of education you have completed? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Primary education or less	74	4.1
2) Incomplete secondary education	187	10.4
3) Completed secondary education	929	51.4
4) Secondary technical education	252	14.0
5) Incomplete higher education	49	2.7
6) Completed higher education or more	315	17.4
Missing	23
Total	1806	100.0

417) Respondent's marital status (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-MARITAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never married	291	16.0
2) Married	1266	69.8
3) Cohabiting without civil or religious marriage	6	0.3
4) Separated/divorced	42	2.3
5) Widowed/widower	210	11.6
Missing	14
Total	1815	100.0

418) Respondent's sex (for use with online analysis) (I-GENDER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	797	43.6
2) Female	1032	56.4
Total	1829	100.0