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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

Variablepid3_t
Label3 point party ID - other
Responses
? 1
Conservative 5
Conservative/Libertarian 1
Constitutional monarchist 1
Green 2
Green or Progressive 1
Liberal 1
Libertarian 6
Neutral 1
Neutral stand 1
Not political 1
Socialist 1
Socialist Democrat 1
Southern Democrat 1
TEA party 1
Tea Party 4
__NA__ 2862
anarchist 1
conservative 3
conservative Republican 1
democrat 1
don't want to affiliate with any party just consider eavh candidates views and hope they are truthful 1
human 1
liberal/progressive, no party 1
libertarian 1
libertine 1
nonaffiliated 1
none 1
none of those 1
not your business 1
open minded 1
tea party 4
unafiliated 1
vote on issues not on political parties 1
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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