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                           A SWEDISH SURVEY
                               SSD 0502

                        Principal investigator
                           Stefan Svallfors
                        Department of Sociology
                            Ume university

    

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                             Pilgatan 19A
                           S-411 22 Gteborg

    
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    The data (and tabulations) utilized in this (publication) were
    made available (in part) by the Swedish Social Science Data
    Service. The data for ASPECTS OF NATIONAL IDENTITY 1995 - A
    SWEDISH SURVEY were originally collected by Stefan Svallfors,
    Department of Sociology, Ume university. Neither the
    collector of the original data nor SSD bear any responsibility
    for the analyses or interpretations presented here.

    According to an agreement between the principal investigator
    and the Swedish Social Science Data Service ASPECTS OF
    NATIONAL IDENTITY 1995 - A SWEDISH SURVEY can be disseminated
    to and analysed by researchers on condition that the usage is
    for research purpose. The code of ethics for humanities and
    social sciences research established by the Swedish Humanities
    and Social Sciences Research Council, and published in
    HSFR-ETIK, must be adhered to wherever applicable.

    Data and/or documentation can not be made available to any
    third party without the written permission of SSD.

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    the SSD, which will forward one copy to the principal
    investigator(s).

    
                              BACKGROUND

    This survey is part of the International Social Survey Program
    (ISSP). The 1995 survey was conducted in 22 countries.

    Context of the survey:
    Separate postal survey with two reminders by post to all
    non-respondents and a telephone interview follow-up on a
    sub-sample of remaining non-respondents.

    Sample:
    A representative sample of the Swedish population 18-76 years.
    Sample sixe: 2 000 individuals

    Fieldwork:
    The fieldwork was conducted by Statistics Sweden, February
    1995 to May 1995.

                                             n     %

    Original sample:                      2 000
    Emigrated, living in institutions,
    no known address                         12

    Net sample:                           1 988   100.0

    Responses: (weighted)                 1 470    73.9
    - by mail                             1 130    56.8
    - by telephone                          340    17.1

    Responses: (unweighted)               1 296    65.2
    - by mail                             1 093    56.8
    - by telephone                          166     8.4

    Non-responses:                          692    34.8
    - refusals                              115     5.8
    - no contact                            577    29.0

    Weighting:
    A subsample was drawn among those who had still not responden
    after two subsequent reminders. About 50% of them were
    selected for telephone interviewing, following the normal
    practices of Statistics Sweden. All respondents in the
    subsample has accordingly been given the weight 2.05. In order
    to keep the representativeness of the sample, all calculations
    should be made using the weight.

    
                             PUBLICATIONS

    Edlund, J., Sundstrm, E. & Svallfors, S. (1995): Aspects of
    national identity - A Swedish Survey. Codebook for
    Machine-Readable Datafile. Ume: Department of Sociology.

    
                         CODEBOOK INFORMATION

    The example below is a reproduction of information appearing
    in a machine-readable codebook for a typical variable. The
    numbers in brackets do not appear but are references to the
    descriptions which follow this example.

    (1) VAR 13   (2)CLOSE TO NEIGHBOURHOOD 1  (3)LOC 33 width 1
                                                (4)MD=0 or GE 9

      (6) 1 To begin, we have some questions about where you
          live: your neighbourhood or village, your town or
          city, your county and so on. (By "neighbourhood" we
          mean the part of the town or city you live in. If
          you live in a village, we take this as your
          "neighbourhood".)

          1a How close do you feel to your neighbourhood (or
          village)?

      (7) ......................

           (8) (9)  (10)
           230  1.   Very close
           579  2.   Close
           386  3.   Not very close
            58  4.   Not close at all
            26  8.   Can't choose

             1  0.   NAV
            16  9.   NA
     ............................................................

    (1) Variablenumber.

    (2) Variable name. An abbreviation of the question at issue
    (maximum of 24 characters).
    
    (3) Position. Indicates the starting location and width of the
    variable.

    (4) Missing data. Indicates the code values of missing data.

    (5) Indicates if data is numeric or alphabetic.

    (6) The full text (question) supplied by the investigator to
    describe the variable.

    (7) Additional comments or explanations appended to the
    variable description.

    (8) Frequency of occurrence of each code value.

    (9) Code values occurring in the data.

    (10) Textual definitions of the codes. Label "No answer" is
    equal to "NA". Similarly "Not available" is equal to "NAV".
    The label "NAV" is used for answers impossible to code, unless
    other is noted. "Can't choose" is equal to "Don't know" and
    "DK".

    
                           SSD DOCUMENTATION

    The documentation has been processed using a computer-based
    documentation system developed at the Swedish Social Science
    Data Service. The system is called A-side, Archival System for
    Interoperable Data Exchange.

        1  SSD Study NR 0502
        2  SSD Edition NR 1
        3  SSD Part NR 001
        4  ID-nummer
        5  Weight
        6  Type of interview
        7  Sex
        8  Age
        9  Urban - rural area I
       10  Urban - rural area II
       11  Size of community
       12  Region
       13  How close feel to: Neighbourhood
       14  How close feel to: Town or city
       15  How close feel to: County
       16  How close feel to: Sweden
       17  How close feel to: Europe
       18  Improve conditions: Other neighbourhood
       19  Improve conditions: Other town or city
       20  Improve conditions: Other county
       21  Improve conditions: Other country
       22  Improve conditions: Other continent
       23  One nation - separate nations
       24  Important for being truly Swedish: Born in Sweden
       25  Important for being truly Swedish: Swedish citizenship
       26  Important for being truly Swedish: Most life in Sweden
       27  Important for being truly Swedish: Able to speak
           Swedish
       28  Important for being truly Swedish: To be a Christian
       29  Important for being truly Swedish: Respect
           institutions and laws
       30  Important for being truly Swedish: Feel Swedish
       31  Rather be a citizen of Sweden than of any other
           country
       32  Feeling ashamed of things about Sweden
       33  Better world if other were more like Swedes
       34  Sweden better than most other countries
       35  Support ones country even if it is in the wrong
       36  Proud when my country does well in international
           sports
       37  Pride in Sweden: The way democracy works
       38  Pride in Sweden: Political influence in the world
       39  Pride in Sweden: Economic achievements
       40  Pride in Sweden: Social security system
       41  Pride in Sweden: Scientific and technological
           achievements
       42  Pride in Sweden: Achievements in sports
       43  Pride in Sweden: Achievements in the arts and
           literature
       44  Pride in Sweden: Armed forces
       45  Pride in Sweden: History
       46  Pride in Sweden: Fair and equal treatment of all
           groups in society
       47  Limit the import of foreign products to protect
           economy
       48  International bodies right to enforce solutions
       49  Much more effort to teach foreign languages at school
       50  Sweden should follow its own interests
       51  Foreigners should not be allowed to buy land
       52  Swedish television should give preference to Swedish
           programmes
       53  Share Swedish customs and traditions to become fully
           Swedish
       54  Help minorities to preserve traditions
       55  Maintain traditions or adapt in society
       56  Immigrants increase crime rates
       57  Immigrants generally good for economy
       58  Immigrants take jobs away from people born in Sweden
       59  Immigrants make Sweden more open to new ideas and
           cultures
       60  Number of immigrants in Sweden
       61  Refugees who suffered political repression allowed to
           stay
       62  Place of residence during childhood
       63  Time in present town or village
       64  Time spent living in other countries
       65  Number of languages spoken at home
       66  Language spoken at home, 1
       67  Language spoken at home, 2
       68  Language spoken at home, 3
       69  Number of languages well spoken
       70  Language well spoken, 1
       71  Language well spoken, 2
       72  Language well spoken, 3
       73  Citizen of Sweden
       74  Parents citizens of Sweden
       75  Ethnic group of respondent
       76  Current employment status
       77  Hours worked weekly
       78  Occupation
       79  Occupation - Socio-economic classification
       80  Employee or self employed
       81  Number of employees
       82  Supervises other
       83  Private or public sector
       84  Trade union membership
       85  Trade union
       86  Education: Highest educational qualification
       87  Education: Years in school
       88  Income per month
       89  Marital status
       90  Current employment status of spouse/partner
       91  Spouse: Occupation
       92  Spouse: Occupation - socio-economic classification
       93  Spouse: Employee or self employed
       94  Spouse: Number of employees
       95  Family income
       96  Size of household
       97  Household composition
       98  2nd person in household: Sex
       99  2nd person in household: Age
      100  3rd person in household: Sex
      101  3rd person in household: Age
      102  4th person in household: Sex
      103  4th person in household: Age
      104  5th person in household: Sex
      105  5th person in household: Age
      106  6th person in household: Sex
      107  6th person in household: Age
      108  7th person in household: Sex
      109  7th person in household: Age
      110  8th person in household: Sex
      111  8th person in household: Age
      112  Party affiliation
      113  Subjective social class
      114  Religious denomination
      115  Frequency of religious attendance
      116  Sweden benefits from being a EU-member
      117  Vote in EU-referendum
      118  Sweden's future relations to the European Community




VAR 1  SSD STUDY NR 0502                           Loc 1  width 4


Swedish Social Science Data Service study 0502



VAR 2  SSD EDITION NR 1                            Loc 5  width 1


November 1995



VAR 3  SSD PART NR 001                             Loc 6  width 3


Aspects of national identity 1995 - A Swedish survey



VAR 4  ID-NUMMER                                   Loc 9  width 8


ID-nummer



VAR 5  WEIGHT                                     Loc 17  width 7
2 decimal places

Weight - A subsample was drawn among those who had still not
responded after two subsequent reminders. About 50% of them
were selected for telephone interviewing, following the
normal practices of Statistics Sweden. All respondents in the
subsample has accordingly been given the weight 2.05. In
order to keep the representativeness of the sample, all
calculations should be made using the weight.

    Valid-n=1296  Min=1  Max=2.05  Mean=1.1  St.Dev=0.4



VAR 6  TYPE OF INTERVIEW                          Loc 24  width 1


Type of interview

    1130  1.  Mail survey
     166  2.  Telephone interview



VAR 7  SEX                                        Loc 25  width 1


Sex

     641  1.  Male
     655  2.  Female



VAR 8  AGE                                        Loc 26  width 2


Age

          18.  18 years
               .
               .
          76.  76 years

    Kod:  18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
    Frek:  4 33 13 21 32 33 21 24 40 25 21 28 34 22 18 26 21 27

    Kod:  36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53
    Frek: 28 23 17 27 23 24 14 18 32 21 27 25 29 24 28 23 24 24

    Kod:  54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71
    Frek: 22 20 25 23 18 16 20 23 21 15 19 13 14 20 14 14 20 16

    Kod:  72 73 74 75 76
    Frek: 18 22 15 21 13



VAR 9  URBAN - RURAL AREA I                       Loc 28  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

Urban - rural area I

    1141  1.  Urban
     151  2.  Rural

       4  9.  NA



VAR 10  URBAN - RURAL AREA II                     Loc 29  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

Urban - rural area II

     250  01.  Stockholm including the suburb municipalities
     457  03.  Municipalities (MC) with more than 90 000
               inhabitants within an area of 30 kilometres radius
               from the MC centre
     234  04.  MC:s with more than 27 000 inhabitants and less
               than 90 000 inhabitants within an area of 30
               kilometres radius of the MC centre and in the same
               time with more than 30 000 inhabitants within 100
               kilometres radius of the MC centre
      79  05.  MC:s with more than 27 000 inhabitants and less
               than 90 000 inhabitants within an area of 30
               kilometres radius of the MC centre and in the same
               time with less than 30 000 inhabitants within 100
               kilometres radius of the MC centre
      72  06.  MC:s with less than 27 000 inhabitants within an
               area of 30 kilometres radius of the centre
     126  08.  Gteborg including the suburb municipalities
      74  09.  Malm, Lund, Trelleborg including the suburb
               municipalities

       4  99.  NA



VAR 11  SIZE OF COMMUNITY                         Loc 31  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

Size of community

     450  1.  More than 300 000 inhabitants
     457  2.  90 000 - 300 000 inhabitants
     313  3.  27 000 - 90 000 inhabitants
      72  4.  Less than 27 000 inhabitants

       4  9.  NA



VAR 12  REGION                                    Loc 32  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

Region

    "Ln" approximate to English county

     255  1.  Stockholm: Stockholms ln
     222  2.  East mid: Uppsala, Sdermanlands, stergtlands,
              rebro and Vstmanlands ln
     110  3.  Smland and Gotland: Jnkpings, Kronobergs, Kalmar
              and Gotlands ln
     171  4.  South: Blekinge, Kristianstads and Malmhus ln
     266  5.  West: Hallands, Gteborgs- and Bohus, lvsborgs and
              Skaraborgs ln
     119  6.  North mid: Vrmlands, Kopparbergs and Gvleborgs
              ln
      67  7.  Mid north: Vsternorrlands and Jmtlands ln
      82  8.  North: Vsterbottens and Norrbottens ln

       4  9.  NA



VAR 13  CLOSE TO NEIGHBOURHOOD 1                  Loc 33  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

1 To begin, we have some questions about where you live: your
neighbourhood or village, your town or city, your county and
so on. (By "neighbourhood" we mean the part of the town or
city you live in. If you live in a village, we take this as
your "neighbourhood".)

1a How close do you feel to your neighbourhood (or village)?

     230  1.  Very close
     579  2.  Close
     386  3.  Not very close
      58  4.  Not close at all
      26  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      16  9.  NA



VAR 14  CLOSE TO TOWN OR CITY  1                  Loc 34  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

1b How close do you feel to your town or city?

    <Se F.1 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     169  1.  Very close
     578  2.  Close
     332  3.  Not very close
      53  4.  Not close at all
      56  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
     107  9.  NA



VAR 15  CLOSE TO COUNTY        1                  Loc 35  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

1c How close do you feel to your county?

    <Se F.1 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     202  1.  Very close
     587  2.  Close
     347  3.  Not very close
      59  4.  Not close at all
      44  8.  Can't choose

      57  9.  NA



VAR 16  CLOSE TO SWEDEN        1                  Loc 36  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

1d How close do you feel to Sweden?

    <Se F.1 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     401  1.  Very close
     609  2.  Close
     184  3.  Not very close
      23  4.  Not close at all
      34  8.  Can't choose

      45  9.  NA



VAR 17  CLOSE TO EUROPE        1                  Loc 37  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

1e How close do you feel to Europe?

    <Se F.1 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     105  1.  Very close
     315  2.  Close
     535  3.  Not very close
     171  4.  Not close at all
     119  8.  Can't choose

      51  9.  NA



VAR 18  OTHER NEIGHBOURHOOD    2                  Loc 38  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

2a If you could improve your work or living conditions, how
willing or unwilling would you be to move to another
neighbourhood (or village)?

     275  1.  Very willing
     385  2.  Fairly willing
     203  3.  Neither willing nor unwilling
     196  4.  Fairly unwilling
     185  5.  Very unwilling
      30  8.  Can't choose

      22  9.  NA



VAR 19  OTHER TOWN OR CITY     2                  Loc 39  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

2b If you could improve your work or living conditions, how
willing or unwilling would you be to move to another town or
city within this country?

     149  1.  Very willing
     306  2.  Fairly willing
     212  3.  Neither willing nor unwilling
     263  4.  Fairly unwilling
     298  5.  Very unwilling
      32  8.  Can't choose

      36  9.  NA



VAR 20  OTHER COUNTY           2                  Loc 40  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

2c If you could improve your work or living conditions, how
willing or unwilling would you be to move to another county?

     121  1.  Very willing
     262  2.  Fairly willing
     207  3.  Neither willing nor unwilling
     277  4.  Fairly unwilling
     361  5.  Very unwilling
      42  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      25  9.  NA



VAR 21  OTHER COUNTRY          2                  Loc 41  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

2d If you could improve your work or living conditions, how
willing or unwilling would you be to move to move outside
Sweden?

     148  1.  Very willing
     204  2.  Fairly willing
     155  3.  Neither willing nor unwilling
     200  4.  Fairly unwilling
     504  5.  Very unwilling
      57  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      27  9.  NA



VAR 22  OTHER CONTINENT        2                  Loc 42  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

2e If you could improve your work or living conditions, how
willing or unwilling would you be to move outside Europe

     108  1.  Very willing
     169  2.  Fairly willing
     139  3.  Neither willing nor unwilling
     181  4.  Fairly unwilling
     610  5.  Very unwilling
      60  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      28  9.  NA



VAR 23  ONE NATION OR SEPARATE 3                  Loc 43  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

3 Which of these two statements comes closer to your view?

    1031  1.  It is essential that Sweden remains one nation
     111  2.  Parts of Sweden should be allowed to become fully
              separate nations if they choose to
     141  8.  Can't choose

       6  0.  NAV
       7  9.  NA



VAR 24  IMP: BORN IN SWEDEN    4                  Loc 44  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

4 Some people say the following things are important for
being truly Swedish. Others say they are not important. How
important do you think each of the following is?

4a To have been born in Sweden

     346  1.  Very important
     293  2.  Fairly important
     386  3.  Not very important
     244  4.  Not important at all
      15  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      11  9.  NA



VAR 25  IMP: SWEDISH CITIZEN   4                  Loc 45  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

4b To have Swedish citizenship

    <Se F.4 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     675  1.  Very important
     387  2.  Fairly important
     140  3.  Not very important
      68  4.  Not important at all
      12  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      13  9.  NA



VAR 26  IMP: MOST LIFE IN SWED 4                  Loc 46  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

4c To have lived in Sweden for most of ones life

    <Se F.4 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     365  1.  Very important
     425  2.  Fairly important
     335  3.  Not very important
     129  4.  Not important at all
      19  8.  Can't choose

      23  9.  NA



VAR 27  IMP: SPEAK SWEDISH     4                  Loc 47  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

4d To be able to speak Swedish

    <Se F.4 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     911  1.  Very important
     313  2.  Fairly important
      41  3.  Not very important
      13  4.  Not important at all
       2  8.  Can't choose

       2  0.  NAV
      14  9.  NA



VAR 28  IMP: CHRISTIAN         4                  Loc 48  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

4e To be a Christian

    <Se F.4 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      92  1.  Very important
     121  2.  Fairly important
     321  3.  Not very important
     689  4.  Not important at all
      56  8.  Can't choose

      17  9.  NA



VAR 29  IMP: RESPECT INST/LAWS 4                  Loc 49  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

4f To respect Sweden's political institutions and laws

    <Se F.4 fr fullstndig frgetext>

    1067  1.  Very important
     186  2.  Fairly important
      16  3.  Not very important
       8  4.  Not important at all
       9  8.  Can't choose

      10  9.  NA



VAR 30  IMP: FEEL SWEDISH      4                  Loc 50  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

4g To feel Swedish

    <Se F.4 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     687  1.  Very important
     383  2.  Fairly important
     119  3.  Not very important
      47  4.  Not important at all
      45  8.  Can't choose

      15  9.  NA



VAR 31  RATHER BE SWEDISH      5                  Loc 51  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

5 How much do you agree or disagree with the following
statements?

5a I would rather be a citizen of Sweden than of any other
country of the world

     477  1.  Agree strongly
     396  2.  Agree
     296  3.  Neither agree or disagree
      56  4.  Disagree
      30  5.  Disagree strongly
      32  8.  Can't choose

       9  9.  NA



VAR 32  ASHAMED OF SWEDEN      5                  Loc 52  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

5b There are some things about Sweden today that make me feel
ashamed of Sweden

    <Se F.5 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     314  1.  Agree strongly
     621  2.  Agree
     183  3.  Neither agree or disagree
      73  4.  Disagree
      26  5.  Disagree strongly
      59  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      19  9.  NA



VAR 33  BETTER LIKE SWEDES     5                  Loc 53  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

5c The world would be a better place if people from other
countries were more like the Swedes

    <Se F.5 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      67  1.  Agree strongly
     156  2.  Agree
     392  3.  Neither agree or disagree
     316  4.  Disagree
     227  5.  Disagree strongly
     123  8.  Can't choose

       3  0.  NAV
      12  9.  NA



VAR 34  SWEDEN BETTER THAN OTH 5                  Loc 54  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

5d Generally speaking, Sweden is a better country than most
other countries

    <Se F.5 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     140  1.  Agree strongly
     426  2.  Agree
     375  3.  Neither agree or disagree
     167  4.  Disagree
      80  5.  Disagree strongly
      96  8.  Can't choose

       2  0.  NAV
      10  9.  NA



VAR 35  SUPPORT THEIR COUNTRY  5                  Loc 55  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

5e People should support their country even if it is in the
wrong

    <Se F.5 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      65  1.  Agree strongly
     228  2.  Agree
     293  3.  Neither agree or disagree
     401  4.  Disagree
     238  5.  Disagree strongly
      54  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      16  9.  NA



VAR 36  PROUD WELL INT SPORTS  5                  Loc 56  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

5f When my country does well in international sports, it
makes me proud to be Swedish

    <Se F.5 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     438  1.  Agree strongly
     552  2.  Agree
     228  3.  Neither agree or disagree
      27  4.  Disagree
      20  5.  Disagree strongly
      22  8.  Can't choose

       9  9.  NA



VAR 37  PRIDE: WAY DEMOC WORKS 6                  Loc 57  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

6 How proud are you of Sweden in each of the following?

6a The way democracy works

     152  1.  Very proud
     640  2.  Somewhat proud
     371  3.  Not very proud
      67  4.  Not proud at all
      52  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      13  9.  NA



VAR 38  PRIDE: POL INFL WORLD  6                  Loc 58  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

6b Its political influence in the world

    <Se F.6 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      50  1.  Very proud
     410  2.  Somewhat proud
     564  3.  Not very proud
      95  4.  Not proud at all
     155  8.  Can't choose

       2  0.  NAV
      20  9.  NA



VAR 39  PRIDE: ECON ACHIEVEM.  6                  Loc 59  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

6c Sweden's economic achievements

    <Se F.6 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      25  1.  Very proud
     182  2.  Somewhat proud
     548  3.  Not very proud
     436  4.  Not proud at all
      85  8.  Can't choose

      20  9.  NA



VAR 40  PRIDE: SOCIAL SECURITY 6                  Loc 60  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

6d Its social security system

    <Se F.6 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     188  1.  Very proud
     615  2.  Somewhat proud
     321  3.  Not very proud
     117  4.  Not proud at all
      37  8.  Can't choose

       2  0.  NAV
      16  9.  NA



VAR 41  PRIDE: SCIENT ACHIEVEM 6                  Loc 61  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

6e Its scientific and technological achievements

    <Se F.6 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     290  1.  Very proud
     668  2.  Somewhat proud
     141  3.  Not very proud
      15  4.  Not proud at all
     157  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      24  9.  NA



VAR 42  PRIDE: ACHIEVEM SPORTS 6                  Loc 62  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

6f Its achievements in sports

    <Se F.6 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     376  1.  Very proud
     642  2.  Somewhat proud
     174  3.  Not very proud
      29  4.  Not proud at all
      60  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      14  9.  NA



VAR 43  PRIDE: ACHIEVEM. ARTS  6                  Loc 63  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

6g Its achievements in the arts and literature

    <Se F.6 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     164  1.  Very proud
     590  2.  Somewhat proud
     257  3.  Not very proud
      38  4.  Not proud at all
     230  8.  Can't choose

      17  9.  NA



VAR 44  PRIDE: ARMED FORCES    6                  Loc 64  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

6h Sweden's armed forces

    <Se F.6 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      59  1.  Very proud
     278  2.  Somewhat proud
     462  3.  Not very proud
     236  4.  Not proud at all
     246  8.  Can't choose

      15  9.  NA



VAR 45  PRIDE: HISTORY         6                  Loc 65  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

6i Its history

    <Se F.6 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     193  1.  Very proud
     558  2.  Somewhat proud
     304  3.  Not very proud
      60  4.  Not proud at all
     163  8.  Can't choose

      18  9.  NA



VAR 46  PRIDE: FAIR TREATMENT  6                  Loc 66  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

6j Its fair and equal treatment of all groups in society

    <Se F.6 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      93  1.  Very proud
     414  2.  Somewhat proud
     444  3.  Not very proud
     234  4.  Not proud at all
      92  8.  Can't choose

      19  9.  NA



VAR 47  LIMIT THE IMPORT       7                  Loc 67  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

7 Now we would like to ask a few questions about relations
between Sweden and other countries. How much do you agree or
disagree with the following statements?

7a Sweden should limit the import of foreign products in
order to protect its national economy

     161  1.  Agree strongly
     364  2.  Agree
     379  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
     227  4.  Disagree
      83  5.  Disagree strongly
      70  8.  Can't choose

      12  9.  NA



VAR 48  INTERNATIONAL BODIES   7                  Loc 68  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

7b For certain problems, like environment pollution,
international bodies should have the right to enforce
solutions

    <Se F.7 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     412  1.  Agree strongly
     574  2.  Agree
     140  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
      62  4.  Disagree
      18  5.  Disagree strongly
      70  8.  Can't choose

      20  9.  NA



VAR 49  FOREIGN LANGUAGES      7                  Loc 69  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

7c Swedish schools should make much more effort to teach
foreign languages properly

    <Se F.7 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     162  1.  Agree strongly
     479  2.  Agree
     445  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
     104  4.  Disagree
      34  5.  Disagree strongly
      59  8.  Can't choose

      13  9.  NA



VAR 50  FOLLOW OWN INTERESTS   7                  Loc 70  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

7d Sweden should follow its own interests, even if this leads
to conflicts with other nations

    <Se F.7 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     128  1.  Agree strongly
     393  2.  Agree
     358  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
     252  4.  Disagree
      66  5.  Disagree strongly
      85  8.  Can't choose

       2  0.  NAV
      12  9.  NA



VAR 51  FOREIGN. NOT BUY LAND  7                  Loc 71  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

7e Foreigners should not be allowed to buy land in Sweden

    <Se F.7 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     201  1.  Agree strongly
     236  2.  Agree
     368  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
     302  4.  Disagree
     111  5.  Disagree strongly
      67  8.  Can't choose

      11  9.  NA



VAR 52  TV PREF SWEDISH PROGR  7                  Loc 72  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

7f Swedish television should give preference to Swedish films
and programmes

    <Se F.7 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      97  1.  Agree strongly
     170  2.  Agree
     323  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
     430  4.  Disagree
     239  5.  Disagree strongly
      25  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      11  9.  NA



VAR 53  SHARE SWEDISH CUSTOMS  8                  Loc 73  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

8 Now we would like to ask a few questions about minorities
in Sweden. How much do you agree or disagree with the
following statements?

8a It is impossible for people who do not share Swedish
customs and traditions to become fully Swedish

     289  1.  Agree strongly
     461  2.  Agree
     260  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
     181  4.  Disagree
      44  5.  Disagree strongly
      57  8.  Can't choose

       4  9.  NA



VAR 54  HELP MIN PRESERVE TRAD 8                  Loc 74  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

8b Ethnic minorities should be given government assistance to
preserve their customs and traditions

    <Se F.8 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      50  1.  Agree strongly
     189  2.  Agree
     366  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
     360  4.  Disagree
     214  5.  Disagree strongly
     101  8.  Can't choose

      16  9.  NA



VAR 55  MAINTAIN OR ADAPT      9                  Loc 75  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

9 Some people say that it is better for a country if
different racial and ethnic groups maintain their distinct
customs and traditions. Others say that it is better if these
groups adapt and blend into the larger society. Which of
these views comes closer to your own?

     209  1.  It is better for society if groups maintain their
              distinct customs and traditions
     873  2.  It is better if groups adapt and blend into the
              larger society
     197  8.  Don't know

       4  0.  NAV
      13  9.  NA



VAR 56  IMMIGR INCREASE CRIME 10                  Loc 76  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

10 There are different opinions about immigrants from other
countries living in Sweden. (By "immigrants" we mean people
who come to settle in Sweden.) How much do you agree or
disagree with each of the following statements?

10a Immigrants increase crime rates

     270  1.  Agree strongly
     433  2.  Agree
     292  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
     139  4.  Disagree
      62  5.  Disagree strongly
      93  8.  Can't choose

       2  0.  NAV
       5  9.  NA



VAR 57  IMMIGR GOOD FOR ECON. 10                  Loc 77  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

10b Immigrants are generally good for Sweden's economy

    <Se F.10 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      45  1.  Agree strongly
     262  2.  Agree
     394  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
     258  4.  Disagree
     179  5.  Disagree strongly
     149  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
       8  9.  NA



VAR 58  IMMIGR TAKE JOBS AWAY 10                  Loc 78  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

10c Immigrants take jobs away from people who were born in
Sweden

    <Se F.10 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      80  1.  Agree strongly
     112  2.  Agree
     343  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
     433  4.  Disagree
     226  5.  Disagree strongly
      90  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
      11  9.  NA



VAR 59  IMMIGR NEW IDEAS      10                  Loc 79  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

10d Immigrants make Sweden more open to new ideas and
cultures

    <Se F.10 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     205  1.  Agree strongly
     647  2.  Agree
     228  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
      89  4.  Disagree
      52  5.  Disagree strongly
      68  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
       6  9.  NA



VAR 60  NUMBER OF IMMIGRANTS  11                  Loc 80  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

11 Do you think the number of immigrants to Sweden nowadays
should be increased a lot, increased a little, remain the
same as it is, reduced a little or reduced a lot?

      31  1.  Increased a lot
      56  2.  Increased a little
     289  3.  Remain the same as it is
     375  4.  Reduced a little
     447  5.  Reduced a lot
      95  8.  Can't choose

       1  0.  NAV
       2  9.  NA



VAR 61  REFUGEE REPRESSION    12                  Loc 81  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

12 How much do you agree or disagree that refugees who have
suffered political repression in their own country should be
allowed to stay in Sweden?

     298  1.  Agree strongly
     525  2.  Agree
     262  3.  Neither agree nor disagree
      85  4.  Disagree
      69  5.  Disagree strongly
      56  8.  Can't choose

       1  9.  NA



VAR 62  SPEND CHILDHOOD       13                  Loc 82  width 1


13 Where did you spend most of your childhood (until age 16)?

     523  1.  In this town (or village)
     436  2.  In a different town (or village), but in this
              county
     204  3.  In a different county in Sweden
     125  4.  Outside Sweden
       8  5.  Mix of two or more alternatives



VAR 63  TIME PRES TOWN/VILLAG 14                  Loc 83  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

14 How long have you lived in the town or village where you
live now?

          01.  1 year
               .
               .
          76.  76 years

      13  99.  NA

    Kod:   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
    Frek: 62 24 38 31 46 27 31 32 19 27 13 25 13 18 30 17 15 26

    Kod:  19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
    Frek: 28 53 12 31 22 29 46 31 17 24 26 51 10 14 16 18 32 16

    Kod:  37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54
    Frek: 16 14 12 32  8 11  9  4 23  9  7 14  6 31  7  7  6  4

    Kod:  55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 68 69 70 71 72 73 74
    Frek:  3  2  7  5  2 17  5  3  6  2  9  2  4  8  2  4  4  4

    Kod:  75 76 99
    Frek:  3  1 13



VAR 64  TIME IN OTH COUNTRIES 15                  Loc 85  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

15 About how long time altogether have you lived in other
countries?

     947  1.  Never lived in other countries
     110  2.  Less than 1 year in all
      93  3.  1 to 4 years in all
     141  4.  5 years or longer

       1  0.  NAV
       4  9.  NA



VAR 65  LANGUAGES AT HOME     15                  Loc 86  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

16a What language(s) do you speak at home?

    1111  1.  Swedish only
      85  2.  Swedish + 1 other language
      16  3.  Swedish + 2 or more languages
      46  4.  Not Swedish, but 1 other language
       3  5.  Not Swedish, but 2 or more other languages
       4  6.  No languages at all

      31  9.  NA



VAR 66  LANGUAGE AT HOME 1    15                  Loc 87  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

16a(1) Language spoken at home, 1

    <Se F.16a fr fullstndig frgetext>

    1212  1.  Swedish
      49  2.  Other language
       4  8.  No more language

      31  9.  NA



VAR 67  LANGUAGE AT HOME 2    15                  Loc 88  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

16a(2) Language spoken at home, 2

    <Se F.16a fr fullstndig frgetext>

       0  1.  Swedish
     104  2.  Other language
    1161  8.  No more language

      31  9.  NA



VAR 68  LANGUAGE AT HOME 3    15                  Loc 89  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

16a(3) Language spoken at home, 3

    <Se F.16a fr fullstndig frgetext>

       0  1.  Swedish
      16  2.  Other language
    1249  8.  No more language

      31  9.  NA



VAR 69  LANGUAGES SPEAK WELL  16                  Loc 90  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

16b What languages do you speak well?

     388  1.  Swedish only
     340  2.  Swedish + English
     126  3.  Swedish + English + other language(s)
      74  4.  Swedish + other language(s) except English
     130  5.  Not Swedish but 1 other language
      53  6.  Not Swedish but 2 or more other languages

      43  0.  NAV
     142  9.  NA



VAR 70  LANGUAG WELL SPOKEN 1 16                  Loc 91  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

16b(1) Language well spoken, 1

    <Se F.16b fr fullstndig frgetext>

     928  1.  Swedish
     183  2.  Other language

     185  9.  NA



VAR 71  LANGUAG WELL SPOKEN 2 16                  Loc 92  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

16b(2) Language well spoken, 2

    <Se F.16b fr fullstndig frgetext>

       0  1.  Swedish
     593  2.  Other language
     518  8.  No more language

     185  9.  NA



VAR 72  LANGUAG WELL SPOKEN 3 16                  Loc 93  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

16b(3) Language well spoken, 3

    <Se F.16b fr fullstndig frgetext>

       0  1.  Swedish
     126  2.  Other language
     985  8.  No more language

     185  9.  NA



VAR 73  CITIZEN OF SWEDEN     17                  Loc 94  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

17a Are you a citizen of Sweden?

    1229  1.  Yes
      62  5.  No

       5  9.  NA



VAR 74  PARENTS SWED CITIZENS 17                  Loc 95  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

17b At the time of your birth, were both, one or neither of
your parents citizens of Sweden?

    1112  1.  Both were citizens of Sweden
      14  2.  Only father was a citizen of Sweden
      11  3.  Only mother was a citizen of Sweden
     153  4.  Neither parent was a citizen of Sweden

       6  9.  NA



VAR 75  ETHNIC GROUP          18                  Loc 96  width 2
                                                   MD= 0 or GE 99

18 Which ethnic group do you think that you belong to?

    1201  01.  Swede
       1  02.  Austrian
       3  03.  German
       3  04.  Yugoslav
       5  05.  Bosnian
       1  06.  Bulgarian-Turk
       4  07.  Danish
       1  08.  Scandinavian
       2  09.  Arab
       1  10.  Eritreian
       1  11.  Serb
      16  12.  Finnish
       1  13.  Greek
       2  14.  Kurd
       5  15.  Iranian
       2  16.  Chinese
       1  17.  Albanian
       1  18.  Croatian
       2  19.  Lebanese
       2  20.  Norwegian
       1  21.  Slovene
       2  22.  Romanian
       1  23.  Hungarian
       1  24.  Assyrian
       1  25.  American
       1  26.  Italian
       1  27.  Pole

      25  00.  NAV
       8  99.  NA



VAR 76  EMPLOYMENT STATUS     19                  Loc 98  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

19 Which one of following groups do you belong to?

     593  01.  Employed full-time (35+ hours weekly)
     174  02.  Employed - part time (15-35 hours weekly)
       7  03.  Employed - less than 15 hours weekly
       6  04.  Helping family member
      94  05.  Unemployed
     136  06.  Student/in school/in vocational training
     185  07.  Retired
      10  08.  Housewife/home duties
      61  09.  Permanently disabled
      27  10.  Others not in labour force

       3  99.  NA



VAR 77  HOURS WORKED WEEKLY   20                 Loc 100  width 2
                                                   MD= 0 or GE 99

20 How many hours do you usually work a week?

          02.  2 hours
               .
               .
          80.  80 hours

     377  00.  NAV, INAP
       2  99.  NA

    Kod:    2   4   5   8   9  10  15  18  19  20  21  23  24
    Frek:   1   2   1   8   1   2   7   3   1  42   1   1  12

    Kod:   25  26  27  28  30  31  32  33  34  35  36  37  38
    Frek:  12   1   5   5  68   3  15   4   3  32  10  17  32

    Kod:   39  40  41  42  43  44  45  48  50  52  53  55  56
    Frek:  12 435   7   8   5   2  50   6  62   1   1  13   2

    Kod:   58  60  65  70  80   0  99
    Frek:   1  15   4   2   2 377   2



VAR 78  OCCUPATION            21                 Loc 102  width 3
                                                 MD=999 or GE 999

21a What is your occupation? If you are retired or not
working at present, specify your latest occupation.

    The occupational classification used in this variable is NYK
    ("Nordisk Yrkesklassificering" translated to: Nordic
    Occupational Classification) which is a partly modified copy
    of the ISCO (International Standard Classification of
    Occupations) codings stipulated in 1960 for the census of
    populations. The NYK classification consists of a combination
    of occupation and the occupation level, and is used in the
    census of populations in the Nordic countries.

      21  001.  Architects, civil engineers and civil engineering
                technicians
       5  002.  Electrical engineers and technicians
      11  003.  Electronics and teletechnical communications
      19  004.  Mechanical engineers and technicians
       7  005.  Chemical engineers and technicians
       2  008.  Surveyors and cartographical engineers and
                technicians
      18  009.  Technical workers n.e.c.
       3  012.  Laboratory technicians and assistants (not
                medical lab)
       1  014.  Geologists
       2  016.  Chemists, physicists, laboratory engineers
       1  021.  Biologists
       1  022.  Agricultural advisors
       1  023.  Forestry advisors
       8  030.  Principals, headmasters
       1  031.  University and higher education teachers
       6  032.  Secondary education teachers (theoretical
                subjects)
      13  033.  Primary education teachers
      10  034.  Secondary education teachers
                (aesthetical-practical subjects)
       2  035.  Technical education teachers
      20  036.  Pre-primary education teachers,
                recreation-activities organizers
       1  037.  Educational methods advisors
      11  039.  Educational workers n.e.c.
       3  041.  Minister of religion
       5  049.  Religious workers n.e.c.
       1  051.  Judges and lawyers in courts of justice
       1  052.  Prosecutors, police commissioners
       1  053.  Other jurists (private practice)
       7  061.  Journalists, authors
       4  062.  Public relations and publicity officers
       3  069.  Literary and journalistic work
       4  071.  Sculptors, painters and commercial artists
       1  072.  Display artists
       2  073.  Designers
       3  074.  Photographers
       1  077.  Producers, directors, stage managers (film,
                theatre)
       1  091.  Librarians
       4  092.  Archivists and museum curators
      11  101.  Physicians and surgeons
       2  102.  Nursing administrators
      26  103.  Registered nurses
       4  104.  Midwives
       6  106.  Attendants in psychiatric care
      43  107.  Assistant nurses and hospital aids
       2  109.  Health and nursing workers n.e.c.
       6  111.  Physiotherapists
       1  112.  Occupational therapists
       2  121.  Dentists
       4  123.  Dental assistants
       2  131.  Pharmacists
       7  151.  Social and social welfare workers
       6  152.  Managers of social welfare institutions
      20  153.  Children's nurses
      36  154.  Home helpers
       3  155.  Managers and assistants (for the mentally
                retarded)
       1  159.  Social workers n.e.c.
       1  161.  Occupational safety and public health inspectors
       1  162.  Safety engineers, ergonomists
       2  169.  Environment and health protection workers
       2  191.  Psychologists
       2  199.  Health, nursing and social workers n.e.c.
       7  201.  Legislators and administrators (central
                government)
       2  203.  Legislators and administrators (local government)
       1  209.  Government legislators and administrators n.e.c.
      10  211.  Business administrators
       5  212.  Organisation administrators
       7  221.  Personnel officers
       9  231.  Auditors
      20  232.  Financial managers, accountants
       3  239.  Accounting workers n.e.c.
      18  241.  Secretaries, stenographers
       2  242.  Typists
      45  249.  Clerical and related workers n.e.c.
      21  251.  Systems analysts, programmers
       2  252.  Computer operators
       5  259.  Computer processing workers (ADP) n.e.c.
       9  261.  Economists
      12  292.  Bank tellers and finance clerks
       5  293.  Insurance clerks
       3  294.  National insurance clerks
       2  295.  Tourists- and travel agency clerks
       4  296.  Forwarders, transport planners
       4  297.  Property managers
       4  311.  Advertising salesmen
       3  312.  Real estate and securities brokers
       2  321.  Buyers
      17  331.  Working proprietors, wholesale and retail trade
      30  332.  Salesmen (wholesale)
      48  333.  Shop assistants
       2  339.  Sales workers n.e.c.
      28  400.  Working proprietors in agriculture and forestry
       1  403.  Horticultural managers and supervisors
       1  404.  Forestry managers and supervisors
       6  412.  Livestock, dairy and poultry farm workers
       2  413.  Horticultural workers
       8  441.  Loggers
       1  449.  Forestry workers n.e.c.
       1  501.  Miners, quarrymen
       1  509.  Mining and quarrying work
       1  601.  Ships' deck officers
       1  611.  Ships' deck ratings
       2  621.  Aircraft pilots, navigators and flight engineers
       4  631.  Railway engine drivers
       8  640.  Bus and taxi drivers
      24  641.  Lorry and pickup drivers
       1  651.  Air traffic controllers
       2  652.  Railway conductors and yardmen
       4  671.  Postmasters, post office clerks
       2  673.  Telecommunications clerks
       4  674.  Telephone operators
       2  675.  Telegraphers, radio communication operators
       2  681.  Mail sorting clerks and postmen
       7  682.  Messengers
       2  689.  Mail distribution clerks and messengers
       1  703.  Weavers, knitters
       2  709.  Textile workers n.e.c.
       1  712.  Fur tailors
       6  716.  Dressmakers and sewers
       1  719.  Tailoring and sewing workers n.e.c.
       1  731.  Furnacemen
       3  739.  Metal processing workers n.e.c.
       1  741.  Precision-instrument makers
       1  743.  Opticians
      14  751.  Toolmakers, machinetool setters and operators
       9  752.  Machinery fitters
      10  753.  Machine assemblers and engine mechanics
       4  754.  Sheet-metal workers
       6  755.  Plumbers and pipe fitters
       8  756.  Welders and flame cutters
       1  757.  Structural metal prepares and erectors
      11  759.  Metal machine workers and building metal workers
                n.e.c.
      12  761.  Electrical fitters and wiremen
       1  762.  Aircraft and vehicle electrician
       3  763.  Electrical machinery assemblers and repairmen
      10  764.  Tele- and electronic repairmen and litters
       2  765.  Electric linemen
       1  766.  Recording, sound and light equipment operators
       4  772.  Wood processing workers
       1  773.  Laminated wood and fibreboard workers
       1  776.  Cabinet makers and joiners
       4  777.  Woodworking machine operators
       4  779.  Wood workers n.e.c.
       4  781.  Building painters
       1  782.  Floor layers
       1  783.  Painters (others than building)
       1  791.  Bricklayers
      13  793.  Concrete workers
       9  794.  Construction carpenters
       1  796.  Glaziers
       9  799.  Building and construction workers n.e.c.
       1  801.  Type-setters
       2  802.  Printing and photo engravers
       1  803.  Printing pressmen
       2  804.  Bookbinders
       5  809.  Printing workers n.e.c.
       1  811.  Glassformers and cutters
       6  822.  Bakers and pastry cooks
       1  826.  Butchers and meat preparers
       1  831.  Chemical process workers
       1  832.  Cookers and furnacemen (chemical process)
       3  835.  Plastic products makers
       2  841.  Paper pulp preparers
       1  851.  Cast concrete product makers
       1  852.  Tanners and fur dressers
       1  859.  Other production and related workers n.e.c.
       2  861.  Stationery engine and related equipment operators
       1  871.  Crane and hoist operators
       6  872.  Earth-moving and related machinery operators
       5  873.  Truck and conveyor operators
       1  879.  Material handling and related equipment operators
                n.e.c.
       5  881.  Packers
      12  882.  Store and warehouse workers
       1  901.  Fire-fighters
       2  903.  Policemen
       2  905.  Prison and reformatory officials
       4  906.  Watchmen
       8  911.  Catering supervisors
       8  912.  Cooks
      20  913.  Kitchen assistants, restaurants workers
       8  914.  Waiters
       1  916.  Pursers, stewards, stewardesses
       1  919.  Lodging and catering service workers n.e.c.
       1  921.  Housekeepers, domestic helps
      13  931.  Building caretakers
      27  932.  Cleaners
       4  939.  Caretakers and cleaners n.e.c.
       5  941.  Hairdressers, beauticians
       2  942.  Bath attendants
       2  961.  Coachers, horse trainers
       2  979.  Service workers n.e.c.
       3  981.  Officers
     143  998.  Workers reporting occupations unidentifiable or
                inadequately described

       4  999.  NA



VAR 79  OCCUPATION SEI        21                 Loc 105  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

21a(1) Occupation SEI

    <Se F.21a fr fullstndig frgetext>

    The occupational classification used in this variable is SEI
    ("Socio Ekonomisk Indelning" translated into Socio Economic
    Classification).

      86  11.  Unskilled employees in goods production
     234  12.  Unskilled employees in service production
     141  21.  Skilled employees in goods production
      69  22.  Skilled employees in service production
      81  33.  Assistant non-manual employees, lower level
     113  36.  Assistant non-manual employees, higher level
     238  46.  Intermediate non-manual employees
      74  56.  Professionals and other higher non-manual
               employees
      20  57.  Upper-level executives
      61  60.  Self-employed professionals
      37  79.  Entrepreneurs
      28  89.  Farmers
     110  98.  Not classified

       4  99.  NA



VAR 80  EMPLOYEE OR SELF EMPL 22                 Loc 107  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

22 Are you (were you) an employee or self employed?

     118  1.  Self employed
    1047  2.  Works for someone else
      20  3.  Both self employed and employee

      52  0.  NAV, INAP
      59  9.  NA



VAR 81  NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES   22                 Loc 108  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

22(1) Number of employees

    <Se F.22 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      91  1.  No employee
      39  2.  1-9 employees
       8  3.  10 or more employees

    1099  0.  NAV, INAP
      59  9.  NA



VAR 82  SUPERVISES OTHER      23                 Loc 109  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

23 Do you (did you) supervise the work of other employees?

     418  1.  Yes
     770  5.  No

      48  0.  INAP
      60  9.  NA



VAR 83  PRIV OR PUBLIC SECTOR 24                 Loc 110  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

24 Do you (did you) mainly work in the private or public
sector?

     430  1.  Works for government
     104  2.  Works for publicly owned firm
     532  3.  Works for private firm
      11  4.  Works in both private and public sector
     118  8.  Self employed

      51  0.  NAV, INAP
      50  9.  NA



VAR 84  UNION MEMBERSHIP      25                 Loc 111  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

25 Are you a member of a trade union?

     914  1.  Member
     354  2.  Not member

      28  9.  NA



VAR 85  TRADE UNION           25                 Loc 112  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

25(1) Trade union

    <Se F.25 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     447  1.  LO
     218  2.  TCO
      98  3.  SACO
     149  4.  Other organization
     354  5.  Not member

       2  0.  NAV
      28  9.  NA



VAR 86  EDUCATION: CATEGORIES 26                 Loc 113  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

26a What is your highest educational qualification?

     346  1.  Primary school
     388  2.  Secondary school (2 years)
     215  3.  Secondary school (3 years)
     107  4.  Incomplete university education
     223  5.  University degree completed

      17  9.  NA



VAR 87  YEARS IN SCHOOL       26                 Loc 114  width 2
                                                   MD= 0 or GE 99

26b How many years have you attended school, all full time
education included? (Count from 1st grade of school)

          01.  1 year
               .
               .
          50.  50 years
       6  97.  No formal schooling

       2  00.  NAV
     117  99.  NA

    Kod:    1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  10  11  12  13
    Frek:   7   6   2  10   8  49  95  66 106  72 169 167 102

    Kod:   14  15  16  17  18  19  20  21  24  37  40  41  50
    Frek:  83  72  68  39  24  10   7   3   1   1   2   1   1

    Kod:   97   0  99
    Frek:   6   2 117



VAR 88  INCOME PER MONTH      27                 Loc 116  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

27 What is your approximate income per month before taxes?

     107  01.  0 - 4 000 SEK
     182  02.  4 001 - 8 000 SEK
     301  03.  8 001 - 12 000 SEK
     353  04.  12 001 - 16 000 SEK
     164  05.  16 001 - 20 000 SEK
      50  06.  20 001 - 24 000 SEK
      24  07.  24 001 - 28 000 SEK
      44  08.  28 000 SEK and more
      36  88.  Don't know

      35  99.  NA



VAR 89  MARITAL STATUS        28                 Loc 118  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

28 Are you married, cohabiting or single?

     879  1.  Married or living as married
      35  2.  Widowed
      70  3.  Divorced
       2  4.  Separated
     295  5.  Single

      15  9.  NA



VAR 90  SPOUSE EMPLOYM STATUS 29                 Loc 119  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

29 Which one of following groups does your spouse/partner
belong to?

     439  01.  Employed full-time (35+ hours weekly)
     125  02.  Employed - part time (15-35 hours weekly)
      10  03.  Employed - less than 15 hours weekly
       2  04.  Helping family member
      47  05.  Unemployed
      50  06.  Student/in school/in vocational training
     134  07.  Retired
      13  08.  Housewife/home duties
      46  09.  Permanently disabled
      14  10.  Others not in labour force

     416  99.  NA, INAP



VAR 91  SPOUSE OCCUPATION     30                 Loc 121  width 3
                                                           MD=999 

30a What is your spouse's/partner's occupation? If he/she is
retired or not working at present, specify his/hers latest
occupation.

    The occupational classification used in this variable is NYK
    ("Nordisk Yrkesklassificering" translated to: Nordic
    Occupational Classification) which is a partly modified copy
    of the ISCO (International Standard Classification of
    Occupations) codings stipulated in 1960 for the census of
    populations. The NYK classification consists of a combination
    of occupation and the occupation level, and is used in the
    census of populations in the Nordic countries.

      13  001.  Architects, civil engineers and civil engineering
                technicians
       6  002.  Electrical engineers and technicians
       2  003.  Electronics and teletechnical communications
      10  004.  Mechanical engineers and technicians
       9  005.  Chemical engineers and technicians
       2  006.  Metallurgists, mining and petroleum engineers and
                technicians
       1  007.  Engineers and engineering technicians n.e.c.
       1  008.  Surveyors and cartographical engineers and
                technicians
      16  009.  Technical workers n.e.c.
       2  012.  Laboratory technicians and assistants (not
                medical lab)
       1  014.  Geologists
       2  016.  Chemists, physicists, laboratory engineers
       1  021.  Biologists
       1  022.  Agricultural advisors
       6  030.  Principals, headmasters
       3  031.  University and higher education teachers
       6  032.  Secondary education teachers (theoretical
                subjects)
       8  033.  Primary education teachers
       5  034.  Secondary education teachers
                (aesthetical-practical subjects)
       3  035.  Technical education teachers
      10  036.  Pre-primary education teachers,
                recreation-activities organizers
       2  037.  Educational methods advisors
       3  039.  Educational workers n.e.c.
       3  041.  Minister of religion
       1  049.  Religious workers n.e.c.
       2  052.  Prosecutors, police commissioners
       2  054.  Legal advisers (in enterprises or other
                organisations)
       6  061.  Journalists, authors
       1  071.  Sculptors, painters and commercial artists
       3  073.  Designers
       2  074.  Photographers
       1  076.  Computers and musicians
       2  091.  Librarians
       2  092.  Archivists and museum curators
       6  101.  Physicians and surgeons
       1  102.  Nursing administrators
      17  103.  Registered nurses
       2  105.  Medical technicians
       5  106.  Attendants in psychiatric care
      24  107.  Assistant nurses and hospital aids
       1  109.  Health and nursing workers n.e.c.
       4  111.  Physiotherapists
       2  112.  Occupational therapists
       2  121.  Dentists
       1  122.  Dental hygienists
       5  123.  Dental assistants
       2  131.  Pharmacists
      10  151.  Social and social welfare workers
       8  152.  Managers of social welfare institutions
      26  153.  Children's nurses
      23  154.  Home helpers
       3  155.  Managers and assistants (for the mentally
                retarded)
       5  201.  Legislators and administrators (central
                government)
       1  203.  Legislators and administrators (local government)
       1  209.  Government legislators and administrators n.e.c.
       9  211.  Business administrators
       4  212.  Organisation administrators
       2  221.  Personnel officers
       3  222.  Employment exchange officials
       5  231.  Auditors
      18  232.  Financial managers, accountants
       2  239.  Accounting workers n.e.c.
      17  241.  Secretaries, stenographers
       1  242.  Typists
      32  249.  Clerical and related workers n.e.c.
       7  251.  Systems analysts, programmers
       2  259.  Computer processing workers (ADP) n.e.c.
       5  261.  Economists
       1  262.  Statisticians
       1  291.  Cost computing and estimating clerks
       5  292.  Bank tellers and finance clerks
       2  293.  Insurance clerks
       2  294.  National insurance clerks
       1  295.  Tourists- and travel agency clerks
       4  296.  Forwarders, transport planners
       5  297.  Property managers
       2  299.  Administrative, managerial and clerical workers
                n.e.c.
       7  311.  Advertising salesmen
       1  312.  Real estate and securities brokers
       1  319.  Sales workers (business services and assets)
                n.e.c.
       4  321.  Buyers
      14  331.  Working proprietors, wholesale and retail trade
      13  332.  Salesmen (wholesale)
      36  333.  Shop assistants
       2  339.  Sales workers (goods) n.e.c.
       1  399.  Sales workers n.e.c.
      23  400.  Working proprietors in agriculture and forestry
       1  401.  Horticultural farmers
       1  412.  Livestock, dairy and poultry farm workers
       2  413.  Horticultural workers
       2  441.  Loggers
       2  501.  Miners, quarrymen
       1  509.  Mining and quarrying work
       2  611.  Ships' deck ratings
       1  621.  Aircraft pilots, navigators and flight engineers
       7  640.  Bus and taxi drivers
      10  641.  Lorry and pickup drivers
       1  643.  Delivery men
       1  652.  Railway conductors and yardmen
       1  653.  Road transport assistants
       1  662.  Air-control officers, flight dispatchers
       2  663.  Railway station masters, train dispatchers
       2  673.  Telecommunications clerks
       1  674.  Telephone operators
       6  681.  Mail sorting clerks and postmen
       2  682.  Messengers
       1  711.  Tailors
       5  716.  Dressmakers and sewers
       1  733.  Rolling-mill workers
       1  736.  Blacksmiths, hammersmiths and forgers
       1  737.  Metal casters and moulders
       3  739.  Metal processing workers n.e.c.
       3  741.  Precision-instrument makers
       3  743.  Opticians
       3  744.  Dental technicians
       1  745.  Jewellery and precious metal workers
       6  751.  Toolmakers, machinetool setters and operators
       2  752.  Machinery fitters
       9  753.  Machine assemblers and engine mechanics
       2  754.  Sheet-metal workers
      11  755.  Plumbers and pipe fitters
       9  756.  Welders and flame cutters
       1  757.  Structural metal prepares and erectors
      12  759.  Metal machine workers and building metal workers
                n.e.c.
       6  761.  Electrical fitters and wiremen
       1  763.  Electrical machinery assemblers and repairmen
       5  764.  Tele- and electronic repairmen and litters
       1  765.  Electric linemen
       2  772.  Wood processing workers
       3  776.  Cabinet makers and joiners
       3  777.  Woodworking machine operators
       3  779.  Wood workers n.e.c.
       4  781.  Building painters
       2  782.  Floor layers
       1  783.  Painters (others than building)
       2  791.  Bricklayers
       5  793.  Concrete workers
      11  794.  Construction carpenters
       1  795.  Insulators
       3  799.  Building and construction workers n.e.c.
       1  802.  Printing and photo engravers
       1  803.  Printing pressmen
       1  804.  Bookbinders
       2  811.  Glassformers and cutters
       4  822.  Bakers and pastry cooks
       1  827.  Dairy workers
       2  829.  Food processing and tobacco workers n.e.c.
       1  833.  Crushers, grinders and calender operators
                (chemical products)
       2  834.  Rubber products makers
       2  839.  Chemical processing workers n.e.c.
       1  841.  Paper pulp preparers
       1  851.  Cast concrete product makers
       1  853.  Musical instrument makers and tuners
       1  861.  Stationery engine and related equipment operators
       1  871.  Crane and hoist operators
       4  872.  Earth-moving and related machinery operators
       1  873.  Truck and conveyor operators
       1  881.  Packers
       8  882.  Store and warehouse workers
       5  901.  Fire-fighters
       3  903.  Policemen
       1  905.  Prison and reformatory officials
       2  906.  Watchmen
       7  911.  Catering supervisors
       3  912.  Cooks
      15  913.  Kitchen assistants, restaurants workers
       2  914.  Waiters
       8  931.  Building caretakers
      15  932.  Cleaners
       1  939.  Caretakers and cleaners n.e.c.
       4  941.  Hairdressers, beauticians
       5  981.  Officers
      83  998.  Workers reporting occupations unidentifiable or
                inadequately described

     414  999.  NA, INAP



VAR 92  SPOUSE OCCUPATION SEI 30                 Loc 124  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

30a(1) Spouse: Occupation - socio-economic classification

    <Se F.30a fr fullstndig frgetext>

    The occupational classification used in this variable is SEI
    ("Socio Ekonomisk Indelning" translated into Socio Economic
    Classification).

      50  11.  Unskilled employees in goods production
     147  12.  Unskilled employees in service production
     108  21.  Skilled employees in goods production
      55  22.  Skilled employees in service production
      48  33.  Assistant non-manual employees, lower level
      82  36.  Assistant non-manual employees, higher level
     182  46.  Intermediate non-manual employees
      58  56.  Professionals and other higher non-manual
               employees
      19  57.  Upper-level executives
      27  60.  Self-employed professionals
      29  79.  Entrepreneurs
      23  89.  Farmers
      54  98.  Not classified

     414  99.  NA, INAP



VAR 93  SPOUSE SELF EMPLOYED  31                 Loc 126  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

31 Are your (were your) spouse/partner an employee or self
employed?

     105  1.  Self employed
     724  2.  Works for someone else
       6  3.  Both self employed and employee

      13  0.  NAV, unemployed, not in labour force
     448  9.  NA, INAP



VAR 94  SPOUSE: NUMB OF EMPL. 31                 Loc 127  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

31(1) Number of employees

    <Se F.31 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      60  1.  Self employed: no employee
      34  2.  Self employed: 1-9 employees
      11  3.  Self employed: 10 or more employees
     724  4.  Employed
       6  5.  Both self employed and employee

      13  0.  NAV, unemployed, not in labour force
     448  9.  NA, INAP



VAR 95  FAMILY INCOME         32                 Loc 128  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

32 What is your household's approximate income per month
before taxes?

     109  01.  0 - 8 000 SEK
     148  02.  8 001 - 12 000 SEK
     199  03.  12 001 - 16 000 SEK
     169  04.  16 001 - 20 000 SEK
     131  05.  20 001 - 24 000 SEK
     136  06.  24 001 - 28 000 SEK
     117  07.  28 001 - 32 000 SEK
      60  08.  32 001 - 36 000 SEK
      96  09.  36 000 SEK and more
      86  88.  Don't know

      45  99.  NA



VAR 96  SIZE OF HOUSEHOLD     33                 Loc 130  width 1


33 How many persons live in your household?

     333  1.  1 person
     485  2.  2 persons
     187  3.  3 persons
     192  4.  4 persons
      73  5.  5 persons
      21  6.  6 persons
       1  7.  7 persons
       4  8.  8 persons



VAR 97  HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION 33                 Loc 131  width 2


33(1) Household composition. Adult = 18 years or older; Child
= 17 years or younger.

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     333  01.  Single household
      40  02.  1 adult, 1 child
      34  03.  1 adult, 2 children
      14  04.  1 adult, 3 or more children
     445  05.  2 adults
      91  06.  2 adults, 1 child
     113  07.  2 adults, 2 children
      56  08.  2 adults, 3 or more children
      62  09.  3 adults
      71  10.  3 adults and children
      24  11.  4 adults
       9  12.  4 adults and children
       2  13.  5 adults
       1  14.  5 adults and children
       1  19.  8 adults



VAR 98  2ND PERSON: SEX       33                 Loc 133  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

33(2.1) 2nd person in household: Sex

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     553  1.  Male
     410  2.  Female

     333  9.  NA, INAP



VAR 99  2ND PERSON: AGE       33                 Loc 134  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

33(2.2) 2nd person in household: Age

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

          01.  1 year
               .
               .
          98.  98 years or more

     333  99.  NA, INAP

    Kod:    1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  10  11  12  13
    Frek:  11   5   8  13  10   7  10   7   7   8   3   6   6

    Kod:   14  15  16  17  18  19  20  21  22  23  24  25  26
    Frek:   5   7   7  10  13   9  14   5  17  18  12  19  11

    Kod:   27  28  29  30  31  32  33  34  35  36  37  38  39
    Frek:  11  11  16  22  11  13  10   8  23  10  13  10   7

    Kod:   40  41  42  43  44  45  46  47  48  49  50  51  52
    Frek:  26  14  23  26  16  21  15  19  19  17  22  12  25

    Kod:   53  54  55  56  57  58  59  60  61  62  63  64  65
    Frek:  15  15  12  13  15  19   6  15  14  11  18   5  15

    Kod:   66  67  68  69  70  71  72  73  74  75  76  77  79
    Frek:  11  12   9  13  10   5   9  17  16   6   1   3   1

    Kod:   80  84  92  98  99
    Frek:   6   1   1   1 333



VAR 100  3RD PERSON: SEX       33                Loc 136  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

33(3.1) 3rd person in household: Sex

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     226  1.  Male
     252  2.  Female

     818  9.  NA, INAP



VAR 101  3RD PERSON: AGE       33                Loc 137  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

33(3.2) 3rd person in household: Age

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

          01.  1 year
               .
               .
          98.  98 years or more

     818  99.  NA, INAP

    Kod:    1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  10  11  12  13
    Frek:  20  16  20  16  29  15  15  20  16  13  12  18  20

    Kod:   14  15  16  17  18  19  20  21  22  23  24  25  26
    Frek:  20  27  16  19  19  13  16   9   7   6   3   1   2

    Kod:   27  28  29  30  31  32  33  34  35  37  38  39  40
    Frek:   1   1   1   4   3   4   1   1   2   1   2   2   3

    Kod:   41  42  43  44  45  46  47  48  49  50  51  52  53
    Frek:   2   2   2   2   3   7   2   5   3   4   1   6   3

    Kod:   54  55  58  60  63  64  70  72  73  74  88  93  98
    Frek:   2   3   1   2   3   2   1   1   1   2   1   1   2

    Kod:   99
    Frek: 818



VAR 102  4TH PERSON: SEX       33                Loc 139  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

33(4.1) 4th person in household: Sex

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

     132  1.  Male
     157  2.  Female

    1007  9.  NA, INAP



VAR 103  4TH PERSON: AGE       33                Loc 140  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

33(4.2) 4th person in household: Age

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

          01.  1 year
               .
               .
          98.  98 years or more

    1005  99.  NA, INAP

    Kod:     1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9   10   11
    Frek:   18   17   21   10   11   15   11   17    9   11   12

    Kod:    12   13   14   15   16   17   18   19   20   21   22
    Frek:   12   14   13   16   15    7    8    4    2    4    5

    Kod:    23   24   25   26   27   28   29   31   32   34   35
    Frek:    1    1    1    2    1    1    2    1    3    2    2

    Kod:    36   37   40   41   42   43   44   52   76   90   96
    Frek:    3    1    4    1    1    2    2    4    1    1    1

    Kod:    98   99
    Frek:    1 1005



VAR 104  5TH PERSON: SEX       33                Loc 142  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

33(5.1) 5th person in household: Sex

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      36  1.  Male
      62  2.  Female

    1198  9.  NA, INAP



VAR 105  5TH PERSON: AGE       33                Loc 143  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

33(5.2) 5th person in household: Age

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

          01.  1 year
               .
               .
          98.  98 years or more

    1197  99.  NA, INAP

    Kod:     1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9   10   11
    Frek:    4    3    6   11    9    8    6    6    5    7    6

    Kod:    12   13   14   15   16   18   20   23   25   30   31
    Frek:    1    5    3    1    3    1    2    1    1    1    1

    Kod:    33   37   38   42   46   48   49   79   99
    Frek:    1    1    1    1    1    1    1    1 1197



VAR 106  6TH PERSON: SEX       33                Loc 145  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

33(6.1) 6th person in household: Sex

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

      11  1.  Male
      14  2.  Female

    1271  9.  NA, INAP



VAR 107  6TH PERSON: AGE       33                Loc 146  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

33(6.2) 6th person in household: Age

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

          01.  1 year
               .
               .
          98.  98 years or more

    1270  99.  NA, INAP

    Kod:     1    2    3    5    6    9   11   12   13   18   22
    Frek:    1    2    3    2    1    1    3    4    1    1    1

    Kod:    28   30   44   48   49   99
    Frek:    1    1    2    1    1 1270



VAR 108  7TH PERSON: SEX       33                Loc 148  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

33(7.1) 7th person in household: Sex

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

       2  1.  Male
       2  2.  Female

    1292  9.  NA, INAP



VAR 109  7TH PERSON: AGE       33                Loc 149  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

33(7.2) 7th person in household: Age

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

          01.  1 year
               .
               .
          98.  98 years or more

    1291  99.  NA, INAP

    Kod:     3   13   25   45   50   99
    Frek:    1    1    1    1    1 1291



VAR 110  8TH PERSON: SEX       33                Loc 151  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

33(8.1) 8th person in household: Sex

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

       0  1.  Male
       3  2.  Female

    1293  9.  NA, INAP



VAR 111  8TH PERSON: AGE       33                Loc 152  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

33(8.2) 8th person in household: Age

    <Se F.33 fr fullstndig frgetext>

          01.  1 year
               .
               .
          98.  98 years or more

    1292  99.  NA, INAP

    Kod:     7   15   20   43   99
    Frek:    1    1    1    1 1292



VAR 112  PARTY AFFILIATION     34                Loc 154  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

34 Which political party do you most agree with?

      50  01.  Centerpartiet (Centre Party)
      83  02.  Folkpartiet liberalerna (Peoples Party the
               Liberals)
      23  03.  Kristdemokratiska samhllspartiet (Christian
               Democrats)
      47  04.  Miljpartiet - de grna (Green Party)
     196  05.  Moderata samlingspartiet (Conservative Party)
       9  06.  Ny demokrati (New Democracy)
     421  07.  Socialdemokratiska arbetarpartiet (Social
               Democrats)
      75  08.  Vnsterpartiet (Left Party)
       6  90.  Combination left parties
       5  91.  Combination left-center
       1  92.  Combination center parties
       2  93.  Combination center-right
       3  94.  Combination right parties
      23  95.  Other party
     328  96.  No party preference

      24  99.  NA



VAR 113  SUBJ. SOCIAL CLASS    35                Loc 156  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

35 Sometimes people say that there are different social
groups or social classes. If you would attribute yourself to
a social class, which one of the following would it be?

      31  1.  Lower class
     456  2.  Working class
     584  4.  Middle class
     119  5.  Upper middle class
       9  6.  Upper class
      92  8.  Don't know

       5  9.  NA



VAR 114  RELIGIOUS DENOMIN.    36                Loc 157  width 2
                                                            MD=99 

36a Do you belong to any church or religious group?

36b (IF YES:) Which church or religious group?

      13  10.  Catholic
      59  48.  Other protestant communities
     871  49.  Church of Sweden
       6  80.  Islam
     331  90.  None
       8  93.  Other non-christian religions

       8  99.  NA



VAR 115  FREQ REL ATTENDANCE   37                Loc 159  width 1
                                                             MD=9 

37 How often do you attend church or other religious
meetings?

      57  1.  Once a week or more
      41  2.  2-3 times a month
      20  3.  Once a month
     115  4.  Several times a year
     633  5.  Less frequently
     383  6.  Never
      28  8.  Don't know

      19  9.  NA



VAR 116  BENEFITS EU-MEMBER    38                Loc 160  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

38 Generally speaking, would you say that Sweden benefits or
does not benefit from being a member of the European Union?

     422  1.  Benefits
     462  5.  Does not benefit
     408  8.  Don't know

       2  0.  NAV
       2  9.  NA



VAR 117  VOTE IN EU-REFERENDUM 39                Loc 161  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

39 How did you vote in the referendum concerning Swedish
membership in the European Community?

     606  1.  Voted yes to membership
     532  2.  Voted no to membership
      20  3.  Voted blank
     128  4.  Did not vote

       3  0.  NAV
       7  9.  NA



VAR 118  RELATIONSHIP SWED-EU  40                Loc 162  width 1
                                                     MD=0 or GE 9

40 In the political debate, there are different opinions
about Sweden's future relations to the European Community.
Which of the following options comes closest to your own
view?

     103  1.  Sweden should not be a member of the EU, and should
              strive to make the domestic economy as independent
              as possible from the EU
     409  2.  Sweden should not be a member of the EU, but should
              keep a free trade agreement with the EU
     362  3.  Sweden should be a member of the EU, but should
              refrain from such things as military cooperation
              and common currency
     216  4.  Sweden should be a member of the EU, and should
              strive to unite the member countries of the EU to a
              United States of Europe
     187  8.  Don't know

       9  0.  NAV
      10  9.  NA
