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Household Budget Survey 1998

Estonia, 1998
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EST_1998_HBS_v01_M
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Statistics Estonia
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meaning of democracy(1st response) (mean_d1)

Data file: gbs round 1 jun_2009

Overview

Valid: 55363
Invalid: 26654
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Range: -
Format:

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Categories
Value Category
-1 missing
96 others
97 no substance in answer
98 don't know
99 no response
100 interpreting democracy in generic (populist) terms
110 popular sovereignty
111 government of the people
120 government by the people
121 people as their own master
122 power of the people
130 government for the people
131 putting people's interest first
132 care for people
133 responsive to people's need
134 governing in the interest of general welfare
140 absence of non-democratic arrangements
141 no dictator
142 no repression
200 interpreting a democracy in terms of some key elements of li
201 limited government
202 freedom and civil liberty
203 freedom in general
210 freedom of speech/press/expression
211 freedom of association
212 political liberty
213 protection of individual/human rights
214 freedom from government repression
215 freedom of participation
216 freedom of belief (and religion)
217 freedom of individual choice
218 freedom of information
220 political equality
221 one man one vote
222 equality before the law/justice
223 non discrimination
230 democratic institutions and process
231 election, popular vote or electoral choice
232 electing leaders with integrity and capacity
233 parliament
234 separation of power or check-and-balance
235 competitive party system
236 power rotation
237 rule of law
238 independent judicial
239 majority rule
240 respect for minority rights
241 political accountability
242 representative government
243 federalism
244 republic
250 participation and citizen empowerment
251 ability to select or change government
252 voting
253 direct participation
254 demonstration
255 voice one's concern
256 plebiscite (referendum)
260 social pluralism and civil society
261 open society
262 pluralist society
263 responsible media
300 interpreting democracy in terms of social and economic syste
310 free economy
311 free market
312 private properties/ownership
313 free and fair competition
314 personal economic opportunities
315 no central planning
316 low tax
317 privatization
318 small government
320 equality, justice or fraternity
321 social equality
322 social justice
323 fraternity
324 equality of opportunities
325 social rights or social entitlements
326 welfare state
327 socialism
328 worker participation
329 gender equality
330 socio-economic performance
331 solve unemployment
332 find anyone a job
333 providing social welfare (or social safety net)
334 taking good care of the weak
335 taking care of people's economic well-being(basic needs, suc
336 provision of happy and prosperous life
337 improvement of people's welfare
338 stable economy (economic stability)
339 small income gap (small gap between the rich and the poor)
340 economic development
400 interpreting democracy in terms of good government
410 good governance
411 honest government
412 responsible (or rational) government
413 openness or transparent government
414 responsive government (listening to people, respecting publi
415 fair treatment
416 efficiency or can-do (can deliver)
417 no waste
418 no corruption
419 law-biding government (rule by law)
420 social stability
421 law and order
430 reform in general
431 political reform
432 economic reform
440 leadership
441 public-spirited (selfish-less) leaders
442 visionary (long-term oriented) leaders
443 ability to make necessary (and sometimes unpopular) decision
444 political elite should decide for the mass
445 government leaders should lead the people
446 more younger leaders to replace the old faces
447 development of elite
448 competent leadership
500 interpreting democracy in term of individual behaviors
510 democratic style
511 communication
512 compromise
513 rational
514 tolerance
515 taking into account all parties concerned
516 freedom within legal limits
517 respect for others' rights
518 no extremism
519 follow principles
520 duties
521 citizen duties
522 action within the limits of law
523 law-binding
530 individualism
531 respect for individual privacy
532 independence
533 self-reliance
534 having one's own views
535 self-responsibility
536 responsibility for one's own action/decision
537 fight for one's own interests
538 self dignity (self-esteem)
540 trust
600 interpreting democracy in other broad and abstract terms
610 political system
611 governmental institution
612 decentralization (local self-government)
620 nationalism and statism
621 better country
622 wealthy state
623 national independence
624 individual less important than nation
625 putting national interest above partisan interests
626 national security
630 stable and cohesive society
631 good society
632 patriotism
633 solidarity
634 harmony
635 no chaos, anarchy or disorder
636 collective (group) interest is more important than individua
640 other lofty elements
641 world peace
642 the commonwealth of the world
650 ethnicity
651 political indiginization (the native rule)
652 ethnic cleavage (or tension)
700 conditions or prerequisites for democracy
710 gradualism
711 incremental
712 it takes time
713 no radicalism
720 prerequisites
721 democratic aptitude of citizens
722 citizen's sophistication
723 economic condition
724 level of education
725 fit our country's own conditions
800 evaluation of democracy or democratic regime
810 positive appraisal of democracy in general
811 the best or the better
812 progressive
813 universal acceptance
814 global trend
820 negative appraisal of democracy in general
821 corrupt
822 inefficient
823 unstable, chaotic, anarchy
824 conflict
825 lead to injustice
826 obstruct economic development
827 place too much on individual interests
828 the worst system
829 does not exist
830 we cannot have democracy
831 government ignore people!|s need
832 manipulation by politicians
833 loss of freedom
834 serve government's interest
835 the rich and the powerful dominate
836 too much freedom
837 poverty is growing
840 positive appraisal of one's own country's democracy
850 negative appraisal of one's own country's democracy
900 reference or cognitive association
910 country reference
911 like united states, united kingdom, japan, etc.
912 not like north korea, etc
920 political figures (e.g., sun yet-sun, lee teng-hui, abraham
921 political parties or groups (e.g., dpp, kmt, etc)
922 other associations (state, politics, society)
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Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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