Attitude of Independent Crafts to Credit

Attitude of workmen to central values of economic structure. Judgement
on the economic situation, the company organization as well as the
credit and capital supply of the company.

Topics: Credit need; loan with banks and friends; emotional hindrances
in borrowing; readiness to go into debt; knowledge and utilization of
the public credit fund; willingness to accept a bill; attitude to bill
business transactions and to taking on a silent partner; openness to
investment and innovation; attitude to credit institutes and
utilization of their services; interest sensitivity; adaptation
difficulties of the company; attitudes to competition, profit, capacity
and freely establishing prices; company payment customs; payment
mentality of customers; most important problems of the company; family
member helping; planned successor; turnover development and readiness
to expand; land and house ownership; securities for loans; building
loan contracts; importance of areas of life; memberships; party
preference.

Demography: sex; marital status; religious denomination;
religiousness; school education; vocational training; income; size of
household; interest in politics; city size; state; refugee status;
possession of durable economic goods.

Interviewer rating: residential furnishings; social class and
willingness of respondent to cooperate; number of contact attempts.