SIFO 1986: Environment and employment - the two most important issues
https://doi.org/10.5878/002457
This survey was carried out by the Swedish Institute of Public Opinion Research (SIFO) at the request of the Federation of Swedish Industries. The respondent was asked about the three most important political issues and about the two most important causes of environmental pollution in Sweden. Opinion on increasing, decreasing or unchanged industrial emissions during the past three years. Confidence in the way Swedish industry handles environmental issues and whom the respondent trust most in environmental issues. Other questions dealt with use of electricity: possibilities of economic growth without increasing the use of electricity, future supply of electricity, and what to concentrate on for increasing the supply of electricity. Background variables include information on gender, age, Swedish citizenship, occupation, private or public sector, right to vote in general elections, voting habit, political party preference and party voted for in 1985.
Citation and access
Citation and access
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Creator/Principal investigator(s):
- Swedish Institute of Public Opinion Research
- Federation of Swedish Industries
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Data contains personal data:
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Method and outcome
Method and outcome
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Individuals aged 16 and older
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35
Number of individuals/objects:
1006
Data format/data structure:
Data collection - Telephone interview
Data collection - Telephone interview
Mode of collection:
Telephone interview
Time period(s) for data collection:
1986-11-17 - 1986-11-17
Data collector:
- Swedish Institute of Public Opinion Research
Source of the data:
- Population group
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Standard för svensk indelning av forskningsämnen 2025:
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