Politieke en sociaal-economische opvattingen in Nederland - POLSECON 1987

<p>Political interest, voting behaviour / timing of decision to vote / factors of importance regarding decision who to vote for: party-ideology / party leader / party programme / party candidates / party size / party campaign / party position in opinion polls / reasons not to vote / work in modern society: guaranteed minimum income/ permanent education/ unemployment and respect/ automation versus loss of jobs/ workers say in company matters / role of business and industry: full employment and profit rates / politics and business interests / prosperity / laissez faire ideology / role of government on socio-economic life: income differences / opinion on height of social benefits / purchasing power of lower income groups / salaries in private and public sector / development aid better spent at home ? / environmental care versus economic growth/ taxing versus public service / influence on economic development / control of tax evasion / control of misuse of social benefits / control of misuse subsidies by business and industry / opinion on level of taxation / satisfaction with government / expected success of Lubbers' unemployment policy / private financial situation and expectations for future 4 years / who make national policy ? / satisfaction with government regarding defending Dutch interest within the EC / opinion on delegation of powers to EC institutions / NATO / arms reduction or increase / nuclear arms reduction in NATO countries / cooperation within the European Community: no restrictions in place of work, exchange of goods and services / cooperation in solving economic problems / nationalism: EC politics too complicated to understand / preferred distribution of national income / cuts / preferred distribution of government budget across public services / law-abiding / protest actions / role of government towards disturbance of the peace / too much government involvement in private life of its citizens / political parties / MP's / members of parliament / representation / left-right rating main political parties / evaluation of government and cabinet ministers / trust in cabinet Lubbers 2 / position towards current government policy / participation in actions / parliamentary democracy / role of religion in politics / protest evaluation / willingness to protest / trust in members of parliament / system responsiveness / sense of political efficacy / electoral alienation / trust in ministers. Background variables: basic characteristics / residence/ household characteristics / occupation / employment / education / social class / politics / religion</p>