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  ISSP, Social Inequality, Republic of Ireland, 2001

Variable Listing for Module: Social Inequality

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V4: How important is coming from a wealthy family?

V5: How important is knowing the right people?

V6: Do people get rewarded for their effort?

V7: Do people get rewarded for their intelligence and skills?

V8: Do you have to be corrupt to get to the top?

V9: Does inequality continue because it benefits the rich and powerful?

V10: Would no one would study unless they expected to earn more than ordinary workers?

V11: Are large differences in income necessary for Ireland's prosperity?

V12: Does inequality continue because ordinary people don't join together to get rid of it?

V13: Do you deserve the amount of money you earn?

V14: How much do you think a skilled worker in a factory earns?

V15: How much to you think a doctor in general practice earns?

V16: How much to you think the chairman of a large national corporation earns?

V17: How much to you think a solicitor earns?

V18: How much to you think a shop assistant earns?

V19: How much to you think the owner-manager of a large factory earns?

V20: How much to you think an Appeal Court judge earns?

V21: How much to you think an unskilled worker in a factory earns?

V22: How much to you think a cabinet minister in the Irish government earns?

V23: How much to you think someone in your occupation earns?

V24: How much do you think a skilled worker in a factory should earn?

V25: How much do you think a doctor should earn?

V26: How much do you think the chairman of a large national corporation should earn?

V27: How much do you think a solicitor should earn?

V28: How much do you think a shop assistant should earn?

V29: How much do you think the owner-manager of a large factory should earn?

V30: How much do you think an Appeal Court judge should earn?

V31: How much do you think an unskilled worker in a factory should earn?

V32: How much do you think a cabinet minister in the Irish government should earn?

V33: How much do you think someone in your occupation should earn?

V34: Are differences in income too large?

V35: Is it the government's responsibility to reduce differences in income?

V36: Should people with high income pay a larger share of their income in tax?

V37: Are economic differences between rich and poor countries too large?

V38: Should people in wealthy countries make additional tax contributions to help people in poor countries?

V39: Is it right that richer people can buy better health care?

V40: Is it right that richer people can buy better education?

V41: How much conflict is there between poor and rich people?

V42: How much conflict is there between the working and middle classes?

V43: How much conflict is there between management and workers?

V44: How much conflict is there between people at the top and the bottom of society?

V45: How much conflict is there between young and older people?

V46: Where would you put yourself on scale?

V47: Where did you fit in 10 years ago?

V48: Your job compared to father's job when you were 16.

V49: How important in deciding pay is the amount of responsibility?

V50: How important in deciding pay is the time spent in education/training?

V51: How important in deciding pay is whether the job requires supervising others?

V52: How important in deciding pay is what is needed to support a family?

V53: How important is whether the person has children to support?

V54: How important in deciding pay is how well s/he does the job?

V55: How important in deciding pay is how hard s/he works?

V56: Is your pay fair?



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