The Attitude of the Young Generation to the Working World and Economic Order

The attitude of young people to work and the economic order.

Topics: assessment of the current and future economic situation;
interest in economic and political questions; jeopardy to workplace and
job mobility; perceived reasons and possibilities to solve youth
unemployment; occupation ideas and hopes for an available job;
perceived achievement pressure from school and occupation; attitude to
freedom of speech in school and at work; desire for and assessment of
ability to achieve upward social mobility; importance of needs in life
and perspectives in life; attitude to technical progress; satisfaction
with the economic system in the FRG; preferred economic system;
expected development of economic systems; improvement recommendations
for the economic system in the FRG; image of the trade unions; attitude
to strike, free collective barganing and lock-out; actual image and
ideal image of an entrepreneur; assumed amount and use of entrepreneur
profits; assumed problems of entrepreneurs; personal interest in
entrepreneur activity; attitude to multinational businesses in
comparison with national business (scale); assumed economic benefit of
personal education; adviser in choice of occupation.

Demography: age (classified); sex; marital status; religious
denomination; school education; occupational position; employment;
household income; household size; respondent is head of household;
party preference.