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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

VariableQ12_Q12_h_Q12_grid
LabelThinking about how serious or objectionable price fixing is compared to other forms of wrongdoing, how does the practice compare to - A person using insider information in deciding to buy or sell shares.
Responses
1 Far More Serious than Price Fixing 161
2 Somewhat More Serious than Price fixing 415
3 About the Same 1130
4 Somewhat Less Serious than Price Fixing 207
5 Far Less Serious than Price Fixing 29
6 Don’t Know 56
Sysmiss 511
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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