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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Public Attitudes to Price Fixing and Cartel Enforcement in Britain, Germany, Italy and the United States, 2014

Variable Details

Variableeducation_italy
LabelEducational qualification (highest)
Responses
1 Nessuna qualifica formale 144
2 Stage non retribuito 8
3 Stage retribuito 11
4 Esame TOEFL 7
5 Esame TOEFL - proficiency 9
6 Diploma di istruzione liceale 381
7 Diploma di istruzione tecnica 602
8 Diploma di istruzione professionale 327
9 Laura magistrale (Vecchio ordinamento) 387
10 Laurea triennale (Nuovo ordinamento) 182
11 Laura specialistica (Nuovo ordinamento) 120
12 Master universitario di primo livello 30
13 Master universitario di secondo livello 45
14 Master non universitario/Corso di specializzazione 35
15 Dottorato di ricerca 51
16 Altra qualifica tecnica, professionale o di istruzione super 103
17 Non so 29
18 Preferisco non rispondere 50
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationPublic Attitudes to Price Fixing and Cartel Enforcement in Britain, Germany, Italy and the United States, 2014
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