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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Commercial Victimisation Survey, 2002

Variable Details

Variablet26nw
LabelT26nw. Which measures have been the most effective in preventing crime
Responses
1 Protective measures for the windows and doors 1296
2 Protective measures for the outside of the premises 900
3 A Burglar alarm system 1492
4 Protective measures for stock and equipment 271
5 Entry control measures 196
6 A Fake money detector 47
7 Investigating whether employees have criminal records 26
8 Asking employees about their criminal records 12
9 Training for employees on how to handle crime related incide 223
10 Participating in co operative activities 0
11 Don't know 586
Sysmiss 1467
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationCommercial Victimisation Survey, 2002
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