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** Asian Barometer Wave 4 (2014-2016) Codebook    ****
**         Version 6                              ****
**         2017.03.21                             ****
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   COUNTRY 'Country code'

     1 'Japan
     2 'Hong Kong
     3 'Korea
     4 'China'
     5 'Mongolia'
     6 'Philippines'
     7 'Taiwan'
     8 'Thailand'
     9 'Indonesia'
    10 'Singapore'
    11 'Vietnam'
    12 'Cambodia'
    13 'Malaysia'
    14 'Myanmar'

   YEAR 'Interview year'

   MONTH 'Interview month'

   IDNUMBER 'case number'

   REGION 'Region'

     Japan
     101 'Hokkaido'
     102 'Tohoku'
     103 'Kanto'
     104 'Hokuriku'
     105 'Higashiyama'
     106 'Tokai'
     107 'Kinki'
     108 'Chugoku'
     109 'Shikoku'
     110 'Northern Kyushu'
     111 'Southern Kyushu'

     Hong Kong
     201 'Kowloon'
     202 'New Territories'
     203 'Hong Kong Island'
     204 'Lantau Island'

     Korea
     301 'Seoul'
     302 'Yeongnam'
     303 'Honam'
     304 'Hoseo'
     305 'Sudogwon'
     306 'Gwangong' 

     China
     401 'North'
     402 'Northeast'
     403 'East'
     404 'South Central'
     405 'Southwest'
     406 'Northwest'
     
     Mongolia
     501 'Ulaanbaatar'
     502 'Western'
     503 'Northern'
     504 'Central I'
     505 'Central II'
     506 'Central III'
     507 'Eastern'
     508 'Southern'

     Philippines
     601 'NCR'
     602 'Balance Luzon'
     603 'Visayas'
     604 'Mindanao'

     Taiwan
     701 'Taipei, New Taipei, Keelung'
     702 'Taoyuang, Hsinchu, Miaoli'
     703 'Taichung, Changhua, Nantou'
     704 'Yunlin, Chiayi, Tainan'
     705 'Kaohsiung, Pingtung'
     706 'Yilan, Hualien, Taitung, outlying islands'
     
     Thailand
     801 'Bangkok'
     802 'North'
     803 'Central'
     804 'Northeast'
     805 'South'

     Indonesia
     901 'Aceh'
     902 'Sumatra'
     903 'Java'
     904 'Lesser Sunda Islands'
     905 'Kalimantan'
     906 'Sulawesi'
     907 'Maluk Islands'
     908 'Western New Guinea'

     Sinagpore
     1001 'East'
     1002 'West'
     1003 'North'
     1004 'South'
     1005 'Central'

     Vietnam
     1101 'Northern and mountains'
     1102 'Red River Delta'
     1103 'Central Coast'
     1104 'Central Highlands'
     1105 'Southeast'
     1106 'Mekong River Delta'

     Cambodia
     1201 'Tonle Sap'
     1202 'Phnom Penh'
     1203 'Central Plain'
     1204 'Plateua/Highland'
     1205 'Coastal'

     Malaysia
     1301 'Northern'
     1302 'Central'
     1303 'Southern'
     1304 'Eastern'
     1305 'East Malaysia'

     Myanmar
     1401 'North'
     1402 'Central'
     1403 'West'
     1404 'East'
     1405 'Lower'
     1406 'South' /


   PROVINCE 'Province, City, County, District'
     
     Japan
     101 'Hokkaido'
     102 'Aomori'
     103 'Iwate'
     104 'Miyagi'
     105 'Akita'
     106 'Yamagata'
     107 'Fukushima'
     108 'Ibaraki'
     109 'Tochigi'
     110 'Gumma'
     111 'Saitama'
     112 'Chiba'
     113 'Tokyo'
     114 'Kanagawa'
     115 'Niigata'
     116 'Toyama'
     117 'Ishikawa'
     118 'Fukui'
     119 'Yamanashi'
     120 'Nagano'
     121 'Gifu'
     122 'Shizuoka'
     123 'Aichi'
     124 'Mie'
     125 'Shiga'
     126 'Kyoto'
     127 'Osaka'
     128 'Hyogo'
     129 'Nara'
     130 'Wakayama'
     131 'Tottori'
     132 'Shimane'
     133 'Okayama'
     134 'Hiroshima'
     135 'Yamaguchi'
     136 'Tokushima'
     137 'Kagawa'
     138 'Ehime'
     139 'Kochi'
     140 'Fukuoka'
     141 'Saga'
     142 'Nagasaki'
     143 'Kumamoto'
     144 'Oita'
     145 'Miyazaki'
     146 'Kagoshima'
     147 'Okinawa'

     Hong Kong
     201 'Kowloon City'
     202 'Tai Po'
     203 'Yuen Long'
     204 'Tuen Mun'
     205 'North'
     206 'Sai Kung'
     207 'Sha Tin'
     208 'Eastern'
     209 'Yau Tsim Mong'
     210 'Southern'
     211 'Tsuen Wan'
     212 'Sham Shui Po'
     213 'Wong Tai Sin'
     214 'Kwai Tsing'
     215 'Islands'
     216 'Wan Chai'
     217 'Kwun Tong'
     218 'Central and Western'

     China
     401 'Beijing'
     402 'Hebi' 
     403 'Shanxi'
     404 'Inner Mongolia'
     405 'Liaoning'
     406 'Jilin'
     407 'Heilongjiang'
     408 'Shanghai'
     409 'Jiangsu'
     410 'Zhejiang'
     411 'Anhui'
     412 'Fujian'
     413 'Jiangxi'
     414 'Shandong'
     415 'Henan'
     416 'Hubei'
     417 'Hunan'
     418 'Guangdong'
     419 'Guangxi'
     420 'Hainan'
     421 'Chongqing'
     422 'Sichuan'
     423 'Guizhiu'
     424 'Yunnan'
     425 'Gansu'
     426 'Shaanxi'

     Korea
     301 'Seoul'
     302 'Busan'
     303 'Daegu'
     304 'Incheon'
     305 'Gwangju'
     306 'Daejun'
     307 'Ulsan'
     308 'Gyeonggi'
     309 'Gangwon'
     310 'Chungbuk'
     311 'Chungnam'
     312 'Jeonbuk'
     313 'Jeonnam'
     314 'Gyeongbuk'
     315 'Gyeongnam'

     Mongolia
     501 'Bayangol'
     502 'Bayanzurkh'
     503 'Chingeltei'
     504 'Khan-Uul'
     505 'Songinokhairkhan'
     506 'Sukhbaatar'
     507 'Khovd'
     508 'Uvs'
     509 'Arkhangai'
     510 'Khuvsgul'
     511 'Uvurkhangai'
     512 'Darkhan-Uul'
     513 'Orkhon'
     514 'Selenge'
     515 'Tuv'
     516 'Dornod'
     517 'Khentii'
     518 'Dundgovi'
     519 'Omnogovi'

     Philippines
     601 'NCR'
     602 'Region I'
     603 'Region II + CAR'
     604 'Region III'
     605 'Region IV-A - CALABARZON'
     606 'Region IV-B - MIMAROPA'
     607 'Region V'
     608 'Region VI'
     609 'Region VII'
     610 'Region VIII'
     611 'Region IX'
     612 'Region X'
     613 'Region XI'
     614 'Region XII'
     615 'Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM)'
     616 'Caraga'

     Taiwan
     701 'Taipei City'
     702 'Kaohsiung City'
     703 'New Taipei City'
     704 'Taichung City'
     705 'Tainan City'
     712 'Yilan County'
     713 'Taoyuan County'
     714 'Hsinchu County'
     715 'Miaoli County'
     717 'Changhua County'
     718 'Nantou County'
     719 'Yunlin County'
     720 'Chiayi County'
     723 'Pingtung County'
     725 'Hualien County'
     728 'Hsinchu City'

     Thailand
     801 'Bangkok'
     802 'Chiang Mai'
     803 'Nakhonsawan'
     804 'Tak'
     805 'Nan'
     806 'Prae'
     807 'Lampang'
     808 'Chonburi'
     809 'Chachoengsao'
     810 'Pathumthaini'
     811 'Phetchaburi'
     812 'Kanchanaburi'
     813 'Rachaburi'
     814 'Samuthsakorn'
     815 'Saraburi'
     816 'Loei'
     817 'Sakhon Nakhon'
     818 'Nong Bua Lam Phu'
     819 'Mahasankham'
     820 'Kalasin'
     821 'Buriram'
     822 'Yasothon'
     823 'Sisaket'
     824 'Surin'
     825 'Ubon Ratchathani'
     826 'Ranong'
     827 'Surat Thani'
     828 'Nakhon Si Thammarat'
     829 'Krabi'
     830 'Songkhla'

     Indonesa
     901 'Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam'
     902 'North Sumatra'
     903 'West Sumatra'
     904 'Riau'
     905 'Jambi'
     906 'South Sumatra'
     907 'Bengkulu'
     908 'Lampung'
     909 'Bangka-Belitung Islands'
     910 'Riau Islands'
     911 'Jakarta'
     912 'West Java'
     913 'Central Java'
     914 'Special Region of Yogyakarta'
     915 'East Java'
     916 'Banten'
     917 'Bali'
     918 'West Nusa Tenggara'
     919 'East Nusa Tenggara'
     920 'West Kalimantan'
     921 'Central Kalimantan'
     922 'South Kalimantan'
     923 'East Kalimantan'
     924 'North Sulawesi'
     925 'Central Sulawesi'
     926 'South Sulawesi'
     927 'Southeast Sulawesi'
     928 'Gorontalo'
     929 'West Sulawesi'
     930 'Maluku'
     931 'North Maluku'
     932 'Special Region of Papua'
     933 'West Papua'
     934 'North Kalimanta'
     
     Singapore
     1001 'Ang Mo Kio'
     1002 'Bedok'
     1003 'Bishan'
     1004 'Bukit Batok'
     1005 'Bukit Merah'
     1006 'Bukit Panjang'
     1007 'Bukit Timah'
     1008 'Changi'
     1009 'Choa Chu Kang'
     1010 'Clementi'
     1011 'Downtown Core'
     1012 'Geylang'
     1013 'Hougang'
     1014 'Jurong East'
     1015 'Jurong West'
     1016 'Kallang'
     1017 'Mandai'
     1018 'Marine Parade'
     1019 'Newton'
     1020 'Novena'
     1021 'Outram'
     1022 'Pasir Ris'
     1023 'Punggol'
     1024 'Queenstown'
     1025 'River Valley'
     1026 'Rochor'
     1027 'Sembawang'
     1028 'Sengkang'
     1029 'Serangoon'
     1030 'Singapore River'
     1031 'Tampines'
     1032 'Tanglin'
     1033 'Toa Payoh'
     1034 'Woodlands'
     1035 'Yishun'

     Vietnam
     1101 'Bac Kan'
     1102 'Ha Giang'
     1103 'Phu Tho'
     1104 'Son La'
     1105 'Ha Nam'
     1106 'Thanh Pho Ha Noi'
     1107 'Thanh Pho Hai Phong'
     1108 'Hung Yen'
     1109 'Thai Binh'
     1110 'Binh Dinh'
     1111 'Ha Tinh'
     1112 'Khanh Hao'
     1113 'Quang Binh'
     1114 'Thanh Hao'
     1115 'Dak Lak'
     1116 'Dong Hai'
     1117 'Thang Pho Ho Chi Minh'
     1118 'Kon Tum'
     1119 'Lam Dong'
     1120 'Ben Tre'
     1121 'Dong Thap'
     1122 'Hau Giang'
     1123 'Kien Giang'
     1124 'Vinh Long'

     Cambodia
     1201 'Banteay Meanchey'
     1202 'Battambang'
     1203 'Kampong Chhnang'
     1204 'Kampong Thom'
     1205 'Pursat'
     1206 'Siem Reap'
     1207 'Pailin'
     1208 'Phnom Penh'
     1209 'Kampong Cham'
     1210 'Kandal'
     1211 'Prey Veng'
     1212 'Svay Rieng'
     1213 'Takeo'
     1214 'Tboung Khmum'
     1215 'Kampong Speu'
     1216 'Kracheh'
     1217 'Mondul Kiri'
     1218 'Preah Vihear'
     1219 'Ratanak Kiri'
     1220 'Stung Treng'
     1221 'Otdar Meanchey'
     1222 'Kampot'
     1223 'Koh Kong'
     1224 'Preah Sihanouk'
     1225 'Kep'

     Malaysia
     1301 'Perlis'
     1302 'Kedah'
     1303 'Pulau Pinang'
     1304 'Perak'
     1305 'Selangor'
     1306 'Kuala Lumpur'
     1307 'Negeri Sembilan'
     1308 'Melaka'
     1309 'Johor'
     1310 'Kelantan'
     1311 'Terengganu'
     1312 'Pahang'
     1313 'Sarawak'
     1314 'Sabah'
 
     Myanmar
     1401 'Kachin'
     1402 'Kayah'
     1403 'Kayin'
     1404 'Chin'
     1405 'Sagaing'
     1406 'Tanintharyi'
     1407 'Bago'
     1408 'Magway'
     1409 'Mandalay'
     1410 'Mon'
     1411 'Rakhine'
     1412 'Yangon'
     1413 'Shan'
     1414 'Ayerwaddy'
     1415 'Naypyitaw' 

Level 
     1 'Rural'
     2 'Urban'
     

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                                ECONOMIC EVALUATION
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   Q1    '1. How would you rate the overll economic condition of our country today?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very good'
     2 'Good'
     3 'So-so [not good nor bad]'
     4 'Bad'
     5 'Very bad'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' 


   Q2    '2. How would you dsecribe the change in the economic condition of our country over the last few years?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Much better'
     2 'A little better'
     3 'About the same'
     4 'A little worse'
     5 'Much worse'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q3    "3. What do you think will be the state of our country's economic condition a few years from now?"

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Much better'
     2 'A little better'
     3 'About the same'
     4 'A little worse'
     5 'Much worse'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' 


   Q4    '4. As for your own family, how do you rate the economic situation of your family today?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very good'
     2 'Good'
     3 'So-so [not good nor bad]'
     4 'Bad'
     5 'Very bad'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' 


   Q5    '5. How would you compare the current economic condition of your family with what it was a few years ago?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Much better'
     2 'A little better'
     3 'About the same'
     4 'A little worse'
     5 'Much worse'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' 

   Q6    '6. What do you think the economic situation of your family will be a few years from now?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Much better'
     2 'A little better'
     3 'About the same'
     4 'A little worse'
     5 'Much worse'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' 


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                     TRUST IN POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
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   Q7 '7 Trust in the excutive office (president or prime minister)'*
   Q8 '8 The courts'
   Q9 '9 National government in the capital city'
   Q10 '10 Political parties'*
   Q11 '11 Parliament'
   Q12 '12 Civil service'
   Q13 '13 The military'
   Q14 '14 The police'
   Q15 '15 Local government'++
   Q16 '16 Newspaper'
   Q17 '17 Television'
   Q18 '18 The election commission'**#
   Q19 '19 Non-government organizations or NGOs'+

    -1 'Mssing'
     1 'A great deal of trust'
     2 'Quite a lot of trust'
     3 'Not very much trust'
     4 'None at all'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

NOTE: VIETNAM ONLY HAS FIVE OPTIONS IN THIS SET OF QUESTIONS. THE WORDINGS ARE
 
     1 A great deal of trust
     2 Quite a lot of trust
     3 Some trust
     8 Can't choose
     9 Decline to answer

WHEN THE ANALYSIS INCLUDES VIETNAM, USE THESE QUESTIONS WITH CAUTION.

* Not asked in China
** Not asked in China and Singapore
+ Not asked in Indonesia and Hong Kong
++ Not asked in Singapore
# Not asked in Indonesia

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                           SOCIAL CAPITAL
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   fg 'fg. Whether the respondent is a member of formal organization'
   
    -1 'Mssing'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No'
     7 'Do not understand the questiion'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer'

   Q20 '20. Name of the organization you belong to. First'*
   Q21 '21. Name of the organization you belong to. Second'
   Q22 '22. Name of the organization that you belong to. Third'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Political parties'
     2 'Residential & community associations'
     3 'Religious groups'
     4 'Sports/recreational clubs'
     5 'Culture organizations'
     6 'Charities'
     7 'Public interest groups'
     8 'Labor unions'
     9 'Farmer unions or agricultural associations'
     10 'Professional organizations'
     11 'Business associations'
     12 'Parent-Teacher associations'
     13 'Producer cooperatives'
     14 'Consumer cooperatives'
     15 'Alumni associations'
     16 'Candidate support organizations'
     17 'Other occupational organizations'
     18 'Other volunteer organizations'
     19 'Student Associations'
     20 'Mutual assistance associations'
     21 'Other'
     90 'Not a member of any organization or group'
     97 'Do not understand the question'
     98 "Can't choose"
     99 'Decline to answer'

NOTE: Wait for the China team to recode these questions.
      * Q20 don't have opinion 0 'Not applicable'


   Q23    '23 Would you say that "Most people can be trusted" or "that you must be very careful 
         in dealing with people"?'

    -1 'Mising'
     1 'Most people can be trusted'
     2 'You must be very careful in dealing with people'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' 

   Q24    "24. Do you ageee with the statement 'Most people are trustworthy"*

    -1 'Mising'
     1 'Strongly agree'
     2 'Somewhat agree'
     3 'Somewhat disagree'
     4 'Strongly disagree'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' 

   * Myanmar didn't ask this question.


   Q25    '25 Do you think most people would try to take advantage of you if They got a chance, 
      or would they try to be fair?'*
   
    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Most people would try to take advantage of you if they got a'
     2 'Most people would try to be fair'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' 

   * Not asked in Indonesia.


   Q26 '26. How much do you trust your relatives?'
   Q27 '27. Trust your neighbors'
   Q28 '28. Trust other people you interact with'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'A great deal of trust'
     2 'Quite a lot of trust'
     3 'Not very much trust'
     4 'None at all'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' 

   Q29    '29. How many people do you have contact within a typical week day?'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 '0-4 people'
     2 '5-9 people'
     3 '10-19 people'
     4 '20-49 people'
     5 '50 or more people'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q30    '30. If you have a difficult problem to manage, are there people outside your household you can ask for help?'
   Q31    '31. When people outside your household have problems, do they come to you for help?'
 
    -1 'Missing'
     1 'No, nobody'
     2 'Yes, a few'
     3 'Yes, some'
     4 'Yes, a lot'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q32    '32 If you had friends or co-workers whose opinions on politics differed from yours, 
         would you have a hard time conversing with them?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very hard'
     2 'A bit hard'
     3 'Not too hard'
     4 'Not hard at all'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 "Decline to answer" /

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                    PARTICIPATION IN ELECTIONS
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   Q33    '33.Did you vote in the election [the most recent national election, parliamentary or 
       presidential] held in [year]?'*
     
    -1 'missing'
     0 'Not applicable/not yet eligible to vote'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' 

   * Vietnam didn't ask this question. China asked whether voted in village elections.

 
   Q34    '34.Which parties (or candidates for president if it was presidential race) did you vote 
        for?'*

    -1 'Missing'
     90 'Not applicable'
     95 'Cannot recall'
     96 'Invalid vote'
     97 'Do not understand the question'
     98 "Can't choose"
     99 'Decline to answer'

     JAPAN (2014)
     101 'Liberal Democratic Party'
     102 'Democratic Party of Japan'
     103 'Japan Innovation Party'
     104 'Clean Government Party'
     105 'Japanese Communist Party'
     106 'The Party for Future Generations'
     107 "People's Life Party"
     108 'Social Democratic Party'
     109 'Other party'
     110 'Independent'

     Hong Kong (2012) 
     201 'Democratic Party'
     202 'Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong'
     203 'Liberal Party'
     204 'Civic Party'
     205 'Hong Kong Federation of Trade Union'
     206 "New People's Party"
     207 "Hong Kong Association for Democracy and People's Livelihood"
     208 'League of Social Democrats'
     209 'People Power'
     210 'Labour Party'
     211 'NeoDemocrats'
     212 "Neighnourhood and Worker's Service Center"
     213 'Other Pan-democratic camp'
     214 'Other Pro-Beijing camp'
     299 'Other'

     KOREA (2012)
     301 'Park, Guen-hye'
     302 'Moon, Jae-in'
     303 'Other'

     MONGOLIA (2013)
     501 "N.Udval/Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party (MPRP)"
     502 'Ts.Elbegdorj/Democratic Party (DP)'
     509 "B.Bat-erdene/Mongolian People's Party (MPP)"

     PHILIPPINES (2010)
     601 "Aquino, Benigno Simeon III C. 'Noynoy' (LP)"
     602 "De Los Reyes, John Carlos G. 'JC' (AKP)"
     603 "Estrada Ejercito, Joseph M. 'Erap' (PMP)"
     604 "Gordon, Richard J. 'Dick' (B.Bayan-VNP)"
     605 "Madrigal, Jamby A. S. 'Jamby' (IND)"
     606 "Perlas, Jesus Nicanor P. 'Nick' (IND)"
     607 "Teodoro, Gilberto Jr. C. 'Gibo' (LKS-KAM)"
     608 "Villanueva, Eduardo C. 'Bro. Eddie' (BP)"
     609 "Villar, Manuel Jr. B. 'Manny' (NP)"

     TAIWAN (2012)
     701 'DPP`s candidate'
     702 'KMT`s candidate'
     704 'People First Party`s candidate'

     THAILAND (2011)
     801 'Democrat party'
     802 'Phue Thai Party'
     803 'Bhumi Jai Thai'
     804 'Chart Thai Pattana Party'
     805 'Phue Pandin'
     806 'Ruam jai Thai Pattana'
     812 'Chart Pattana Phue Pandin'

     INDONESIA (2014)
     901 'Partai NasDem'
     902 'PKB'
     903 'PKS'
     904 'PDI-Perjuangan'
     905 'Partai Golkar'
     906 'Partai Gerindra'
     907 'Partai Demokrat'
     908 'PAN'
     909 'PPP'
     910 'Partai Hanura'
     914 'PBB'
     915 'PKPI'

     SINGAPORE (2011)
     1001 "People's Action Party"
     1002 "Worker's Party"
     1003 'Singapore Democratic Party'
     1004 'National Solidarity Party'
     1005 "Singapore People's Party"

     CAMBODIA (2013)
     1201 'Cambodian Natioality Party'
     1202 'FUNCINPEC Party'
     1203 'Democratic Republic Party'
     1204 "Cambodian People's Party"
     1205 'Khmer Economic Development Party'
     1206 'Cambodian National Rescue Party'
     1207 'League for Democracy Party'

     MALAYSIA (2013)
     1301 'Barisan Nasional'
     1302 'UMNO'
     1303 'MCA'
     1304 'MIC'
     1305 'Gerakan'
     1306 'PBS'
     1307 'PBB'
     1308 'SUPP'
     1310 'People Alliance'
     1311 'PAS'
     1312 'DAP'
     1313 'PKR'
     1318 'STAR'

     MYANMAR (2010)
     1401 'Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP)'
     1403 'National Democratic Force (NDF)'
     1404 'National Unity Party (NUP)'
     1405 'Parties in the respective region'
     1406 'Other'
     1407 'Arakanese National Party (ANP)'
     1408 'Rakhine national development party ( RNDP)'
     1409 'Myanmar farmers development Party'
     1410 'Shan Nationality League for Democracy'
     1411 'Phalon-Sawaw Democratic Party'
     1412 'Kokang Democratic and unity Party'
     1413 'Chin National Democracy Party'
     1414 'Kayan national Party'
     1415 '88 Generation Student Youths ( Union of Myanmar)'
     1416 'Individual Candidate' 

  * Vietnam and China didn't ask this question.

   Q34A    '34a. Did the respondent vote for the winning or losing camp'*

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Voted for the winning camp'
     2 'Voted for the losing camp'/

  * China asked whether the candidate the respondent supported won the election. 


   Q35    '35.attend a campaign meeting or rally?'
   Q36    '36.try to persuade others to vote for a certain candidate or party?'
   Q37    '37.Did you do anything else to help out or work for a party or candidate running in 
      the election?'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q38    '38.On the whole, how free and fair would you say the last national election was?'

    -1 'Missing' 
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Completely free and fair'
     2 'Free and fair, but with minor problems'
     3 'Free and fair, with major problems'
     4 'Not free or fair'
     7 'Do not understand the question' 
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


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                           ACCESS TO PUBLIC SERVICE
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   Q39 '39.An identity document (such as a birth certificate or passport)
   Q40 '40.A place in a public primary school for a child
   Q41 '41.Medical treatment at a nearby clinic'
   Q42 '42.Help from the police when you need it'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Very difficult'
     2 'Difficult'
     3 'Easy'
     4 'Very easy'
     5 'Never tried'
     7 'Do not understand the question' 
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q43    '43.Generally speaking, how safe is living in this city/ town/ village?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very safe'
     2 'Safe'
     3 'Unsafe'
     4 'Very unsafe'
     7 'Do not undertstand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


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                                PSYCHOLOGICAL INVOLVEMENT
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   Q44 '44.How interested would you say you are in politics?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very interested'
     2 'Somewhat interested'
     3 'Not very interested'
     4 'Not at all interested'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q45 '45.How often do you follow news about politics and government?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Everyday'
     2 'Several times a week'
     3 'Once or twice a week'
     4 'Not even once a week'
     5 'Practically never'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q46    '46.When you get together with your family members or friends, howoften do you 
      discuss political matters?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Frequently'
     2 'Occationally'
     3 'Never'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /. 


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                                 INTERNET AND SOCIAL MEDIA
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   Q47 '47. Do you have Internet access at home?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q48 '48. Do you have Internet access on a mobile phone?'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'I do not have a cell phone'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q49 '49. How often do you use the internet?'


    -1 'Missing'  
     0 'Not applicable'    
     1 'Several hours a day'
     2 'About half an hour to an hour a day'
     3 'At least once a day'
     4 'At least once a week'
     5 'At least once a month'
     6 'A few times a year'
     7 'Hardly ever'
     8 'Never'
     97 'Do not understand the question'
     98 "Can't choose"
     99 'Decline to answer'/

   Q50    '50. Do you currently use any of the following social media networks?'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q51    '51. How often do you use the Internet or social media networks to find 
    information about politics and government?'
   Q52    '52. How often do you use the Internet or social media networks to express 
     your opinion about politics and government?'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Everyday'
     2 'Several times a week'
     3 'Once or twice a week'
     4 'A few times a month'
     5 'A few times a year'
     6 'Practically never'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

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                                         PARTISANSHIP
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   Q53    '53.Among the political parties listed here, which party if any do you feel closest to?*'

    -1 'Missing'
     90 'Do not feel close to any party'
     97 'Do not understand the question'
     98 "Can't choose"
     99 'Decline to answer'

    JAPAN
    101 'Liberal Democratic Party'
    102 'Democratic Party of Japan'
    103	'Japan Innovation Party'
    104	'Clean Government Party'
    105	'Japanese Communist Party'
    106	'The Party for Future Generations'
    107 "People's Life Party"
    108	'Social Democratic Party'
    109	'Other party'
    110	'Independent'
    111 ' Initiatives from Osaka'
    112 'The Party for Japanese Kokoro'

    HONG KONG
    201	'Democratic Party'
    202	'Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong'
    203	'Liberal Party'
    204	'Civic Party'
    205	'Hong Kong Federation of Trade Union'
    206	"New People's Party"
    207	"Hong Kong Association for Democracy and People's Livelihood"
    208	'League of Social Democrats'
    209	'People Power'
    210	'Labour Party'
    211	'NeoDemocrats'
    212	"Neighnourhood and Worker's Service Center"
    214	'The Frontier'
    215	'Citizens Party'
    216	'Hong Kong Porgressive Alliance'
    217	'Pan-democratic'
    218	'Right Wing'
    219	'NewDemocrats'
    220 'Localism camp'
    299	'Others'

    KOREA
    301 'Saenuri Party'
    302 'The New Politics Alliance for Democracy'  
    303 'Justice Party'

    MONGOLIA
    501 "Mongolian People's Revolutionary party (MPRP)"
    502 'Democratic Party(DP)'
    503 'Civil Courage party (CCP)'
    508 'Other'  
    509 "Mongolian People's Party"  

    PHILIPPINES
    601 'Alliance for the Common Good o ang Kapatiran'
    602 "Akbayan O Citizen's Action Party"
    603 'Aksyon Demokratiko or Aksyon'
    604 'Bagumbayan-Volunteers for a New Philippines o Bagumbayan'
    605 'Bayan Muna'
    606 'Bangon Pilipinas'
    607 'Kabalikat ng Malayang Pilipino or Kampi'
    608 'Kilusang Bagong Lipunan or KBL'
    609 'Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino or LDP'
    610 'Lakas Christian Muslim Democrats or Lakas-CMD'
    611 'Lakas Kampi-CMD'
    612 'Liberal Party or LP'
    613 'Nacionalista Party or NP'
    614 "Nationalist People's Coalition or NPC"
    615 'Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino/Partido ng Masang Pilipino or PMP'
    616 'Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan or PDP-Laban'
    617 'Independent'
    618 'United Nationalist Alliance - Una'
    619 'Abakada Partylist'
    620 'Abante Mindanao'
    621 'Akap Party List'
    622 'Ako Bikol'
    623 'An Waray'
    624 'Anakbayan'
    625 'Asenso Party List'
    626 'Butil'
    627 'Cibac  Party List'
    628 'Anak Pawis'
    629 'Buhay Party List'
    630 'Abang Lingkod'
    631 'Demokrasya Filipino'
    632 'Guardian'
    633 'Kilusang Mayo-Uno'
    634 'Anac IP-Anac Indigeneous People'
    635 'Gabriela'
    636 'ACT-Teacher'
    637 'United Opposition - UNO'
    638 'Anak Mindanao'
    639 'National Unity Party'
    640 'NUP-APP'
    641 'PCN- Peoples Champ Movement'
    642 'Senior Citizen Party'
    643 'ULAP Partylist'
    644 'Veterano Party List'
    645 'Youth Against Corruption Against Poverty'
    646 'Yakap Party'

    TAIWAN
    701 'KMT'
    702 'DPP'
    703 'New Party'
    704 'People First Party'
    705 'Taiwan Solidarity Union'
    706 'Green Party'
    707 'Civic Party' 

    THAILAND
    801 'Democrat Party'
    802 'PhueThai Party'
    803 'Phumjai Thai Party'
    804 'Chart Thai Pattana Party'
    805 'Pheu Pandin Party'

    INDONESIA  
    901 'Partai NasDem'
    902 'PKB'
    903 'PKS'
    904 'PDI-Perjuangan'
    905 'Partai Golkar'
    906 'Partai Gerindra'
    907 'Partai Demokrat'
    908 'PAN'
    909 'PPP'
    910 'Partai Hanura'
    911 'PBB'
    912 'PKPI'
    913 'Partai Perindo (Persatuan Indonesia)'
    915 'Other'

    SINGAPORE
    1001 "People's Action Party"
    1002 "The Workers' Party"
    1003 'National Solidarity Party'
    1004 'Singapore Democratic Party'
    1005 "Singapore People's Party"
    1006 'other' 

    CAMBODIA
    1202 'FUNCINPEC Party'
    1204 "Cambodian People's Party"
    1207 'Cambodian National Rescue Party'
    1208 'League for Democracy Party'

    MALAYSIA
    1301 'Barisan Nasional'
    1302 'UMNO'
    1303 'MCA'
    1304 'MIC'
    1305 'Gerakan'
    1306 'PBS'
    1307 'PBB'
    1308 'SUPP'
    1309 'Other BN party'
    1310 'People Alliance'
    1311 'PAS'
    1312 'DAP'
    1313 'PKR'
    1318 'STAR'
    1319 'PSM'

    MYANMAR
    1401 'Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP)'
    1403 'National Democratic Force ( NDF )'
    1402 'National League for Democracy ( NLD )'
    1404 'National Unity Party ( NUP )'
    1407 'Arakanese National Party'
    1408 'Rakhine National Development Party'/. 

   * China and Vietnam didn't ask this question.  


   Q54 '54. How close do you feel to (answer in q53)?'*

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Very close'
     2 'Somewhat close'
     3 'Just a little close'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /.
    
    * China didn't ask this question. 

NOTE: VIETNAM ASKED HOW CLOSE YOU FEEL TO THE VIETNAMESE COMMUNIST PARTY.


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                                   TRADITIONALISM
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   Q55    '55 For the sake of the family, the individual should put his personal 
       interests second.'
   Q56    '56. In a group, we should sacrifice our individual interest for the sake of 
       the group's collective interest.'
   Q57    '57. For the sake of national interest, individual interest could be sacrificed.'
   Q58    "58. When dealing with others, developing a long-term relationship is more 
       important than securing one's immediate interest."
   Q59    '59. When dealing with others, one should not only focus on immediate interest 
       but also plan for future.'
   Q60    "60. Even if parents' demands are unreasonable, children still should do what they ask."
   Q61    '61. When a mother-in-law and a daughter-in-law come into conflict, even if the 
       mother-in-law is in the wrong, the husband should still persuade his wife to obey his mother.'
   Q62    '62. Being a student, one should not question the authority of their teacher.'
   Q63    '63. In a group, we should avoid open quarrel to preserve the harmony of the group.'
   Q64    '64. Even if there is some disagreement with others, one should avoid the conflict.'
   Q65    '65. A person should not insist on his own opinion if his co-workers disagree with him.'
   Q66    '66. Wealth and poverty, success and failure are all determined by fate.'
   Q67    '67. If one could have only one child, it is more preferable to have a boy than a girl.'
   Q68    '68. When dealing with others, one should not be preoccupied with temporary gains 
       and losses.'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Strongly agree'
     2 'Somewhat agree'
     3 'Somewhat disagree'
     4 'Strongly disagree'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /.


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                                   POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
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   Q69    '69 In the past three years, have you ever contacted elected officials or legislative 
      representatives at any level-3categories'
   Q70 '70  Contacted officials at higher level-3 categories.'+
   Q71 '71 Contacted traditional leaders/community leaders-3 categories'+*
   Q72  '72  Contacted other influential people outside the government-3 categories.'
   Q73 '73  Contacted news media-3categories'
   Q74    '74 Whether you personally have ever got together with others to try to resolve local 
      problems-3categories'
   Q75    '75 Got together with others to raise an issue or sign a petition- '3 categories'
   Q76 '76 Attended a demonstration or protest march-3 categories'#
   Q77 '77 Used force or violence for a political cause-3 categories'*#%

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'I have done this more than once'
     2 'I have done this once'
     3 'I have never done this.' 
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /
   
   + Not asked in Korea. Indonesia, and Hong Kong.
   * Not asked in China.
   # Vietnam didn't ask this question.
   % Singapore didn't ask this question.  



  Q69A    '69a In the past three years, have you ever contacted elected officials or 
      legislative representatives at any level-4 categories'
  Q70A '70a  Contacted officials at higher level--4 categories.'+
  Q71A '71a Contacted traditional leaders/community leaders-4 categories'+*
  Q72A    '72a  Contacted other influential people outside the government-4 ' 
   'categories.'
  Q73A '73a  Contacted news media-4 categories'
  Q74A    '74a Whether you personally have ever got together with others to ' 
   'try to resolve local problems-4 categories'
  Q75A    '75a Got together with others to raise an issue or sign a petition-4 categories'
  Q76A '76a Attended a demonstration or protest march-4 categories'#
  Q77A '77a Used force or violence for a political cause-4 categories'*#%

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'I have done this more than once'
     2 'I have done this once'
     3 'I have not done this, but I might do it if something important happens in the future'
     4 'I have not done this and I would not do it regardless of the situation '
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   + Not asked in Korea. Indonesia, and Hong Kong.
   * Not asked in China.
   # Vietnam didn't ask this question.
   % Singapore didn't ask this question.  

NOTE: Q69-77 AND Q69-77A ARE THE SAME QUESTIONS. SINCE SOME COUNTRIES HAVE 3 OPTIONS AND SOME
      HAVE 4, WE CREATED TWO VARIABLES TO ADDRESS THE DIFFERENCES. 


   Q78  '78 Thinking of whether you voted or not ever since you became eligible for voting, 
     how would you describe yourself?'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable (eligible only once)'
     1 'Voted in every election'
     2 'Voted in most elections'
     3 'Voted in some elections'
     4 'Hardly ever voted'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /.

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                                       REGIME PREFERENCE
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   Q79 '79. Which of the following statements do you agree with most?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Government leaders implement what voters want.'
     2 'Government leaders do what they think is best for the people.'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q80 '80. which of the following statements do you agree with most?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Government is our employee, the people should tell government what needs to be done.'
     2 'The government is like parent, it should decide what is good for us'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q81 '81. which of the following statements do you agree with most?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'The media should have the right to publish news and ideas without government control'
     2 'The government should have the right to prevent the media from publishing things that might be politically destabilizing'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q82 '82. which of the following statements do you agree with most?'

    -1 'Missing' 
     1 'Political leaders are chosen by the people through open and competitive elections'
     2 'Political leaders are chosen on the basis on their virtue and capability even without election'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q79A    '79a. Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?' 
   Q80A    '80a. Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?'
   Q81A    '81a. Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?' 
   Q82A    '82a. Do you strongly agree or just agree with the chosen statement?'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Strongly agree'
     2 'Agree' 
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q83    '83. Over the long run, our system of government is capable of solving the problems our 
        country faces'
   Q84 '84. Thinking in general, I am proud of our system of government'
   Q85    "85 A system like ours, even if it runs into problems, deserves the people's support."
   Q86    '86. I would rather live under our system of government than any other that I can think of.'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Strongly agree'
     2 'Agree'
     3 'Disagree'
     4 'Strongly agree'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /
 

   Q87    '87. would you say our system of government works fine as it is, needs minor change, 
       needs major change, or should be replaced?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'It works fine, not need to change'
     2 'Needs minor change'
     3 'Needs major change'
     4 'Should be replaced'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


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                                  MEANING OF DEMOCRACY
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   Q88    '88  which one would you choose as the most essential characteristics of a democracy?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Government narrows the gap between the rich and the poor'
     2 'People choose the government leaders in free and fair election'
     3 'Government does not waste any public money.'
     4 'People are free to express their political views openly.'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q89    '89. which one would you choose as the most essential characteristics of a democracy?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'The legislature has oversight over the government.'
     2 'Basic necessities, like food, clothes and shelter, are provided for all.'
     3 'People are free to organize political groups.'
     4 'Government provides people with quality public services.'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q90    '90. which one would you choose as the most essential characteristics of a democracy?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Government ensures law and order'
     2 'Media is free to criticize the things government does.'
     3 'Government ensures job opportunities for all.'
     4 'Multiple parties compete fairly in the election.'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q91    '91. which one would you choose as the most essential characteristics of a democracy?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'People have the freedom to take part in protests and demonstrations'
     2 'Politics is clean and free of corruption.'
     3 'The court protects the ordinary people from the abuse of government power.'
     4 'People receive state aid if they are unemployed.'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


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                         SATISFACTION WITH GOVERNMENT AND DEMOCRACY
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   Q92    '92 On the whole, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the w' +
   'ay democracy works in the country?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very satisfied'
     2 'Fairly satisfied'
     3 'Not very satisfied.'
     4 'Not at all satisfied.'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q93    '93. In your opinion how much of a democracy is the country?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'A full democracy'
     2 'A democracy, but with minor problems'
     3 'A democracy, with mjor probelms'
     4 'Not a democracy'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q94    '94 Where would you place our country under the present government' +
   '?'
   Q95 '95 Where would you place our country ten years ago?'
   Q96 '96 Where would you expect our country to be ten years from now?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Completely Undemocratic'
     2 '2'
     3 '3'
     4 '4'
     5 '5'
     6 '6'
     7 '7'
     8 '8'
     9 '9'
     10 'Completely democratic'
     97 "Don't understand the question"
     98 "Can't choose"
     99 'Decline to answer' /

   Q97 '97 Whether you think democracy is suitable for our country?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Democracy is completely unsuitable'
     2 '2'
     3 '3'
     4 '4'
     5 '5'
     6 '6'
     7 '7'
     8 '8'
     9 '9'
     10 'Democracy is perfectily suitable'
     97 "Don't understand the question"
     98 "Can't choose"
     99 'Decline to answer' /

   Q98    '98 How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the current government?'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very satisfied'
     2 'Somewhat satisfied'
     3 'Somewhat dissatisfied'
     4 'Very dissatisfied'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /.

   * China and Vietnam didn't ask this question. 

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                                    MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEMS
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   Q99    '99.What are the most important problems facing this country? 1st'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Management of the economy'
     2 'Wages, incomes and salaries'
     3 'Unemployment'
     4 'Poverty/destitution'
     5 'Rates and Taxes'
     6 'Loans/credit'
     7 'Farming/agriculture'
     8 'Food shortage.famine'
     9 'Drought'
     10 'Land'
     11 'Transportation'
     12 'Communications'
     13 'Infrastructure/roads'
     14 'Education'
     15 'Housing'
     16 'Electricity'
     17 'Water supply'
     18 'Orphans/street children/homeless children'
     19 'Services (other)'
     20 'Health'
     21 'AIDS'
     22 'Sickness/disease'
     23 'Crime and security'
     24 'Corruption'
     25 'Political violence'
     26 'Political instablity/political divisions/ethnic tensions'
     27 'Discrimination/inequalitry'
     28 "Gender issues/women's rightrs"
     29 'Democracy/political rights'
     30 'War (international)/foreign affaris'
     31 'Civil war'
     32 'Environment/pollution/protection'
     33 'Government efficiency'
     34 'Social problems general (divorce, gambiling, drugs)'
     35 'Governance (leaders, unity, etc.)'
     36 'Immigrants/foreign workers'
     37 'Government policy, general'
     38 'Inflation/price hike'
     39 'Other'
     990 'No problems'
     997 'Do not understand the question' 
     998 "Can't choose"
     999 'Decline to answer' /


   Q99A    '99a.What are the most important problems facing this country? 2nd'*
   Q99B    '99b.In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country? 3rd'*

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Management of the economy'
     2 'Wages, incomes and salaries'
     3 'Unemployment'
     4 'Poverty/destitution'
     5 'Rates and Taxes'
     6 'Loans/credit'
     7 'Farming/agriculture'
     8 'Food shortage.famine'
     9 'Drought'
     10 'Land'
     11 'Transportation'
     12 'Communications'
     13 'Infrastructure/roads'
     14 'Education'
     15 'Housing'
     16 'Electricity'
     17 'Water supply'
     18 'Orphans/street children/homeless children'
     19 'Services (other)'
     20 'Health'
     21 'AIDS'
     22 'Sickness/disease'
     23 'Crime and security'
     24 'Corruption'
     25 'Political violence'
     26 'Political instablity/political divisions/ethnic tensions'
     27 'Discrimination/inequalitry'
     28 "Gender issues/women's rightrs"
     29 'Democracy/political rights'
     30 'War (international)/foreign affaris'
     31 'Civil war'
     32 'Environment/pollution/protection'
     33 'Government efficiency'
     34 'Social problems general (divorce, gambiling, drugs)'
     35 'Governance (leaders, unity, etc.)'
     36 'Immigrants/foreign workers'
     37 'Government policy, general'
     38 'Inflation/price hike'
     39 'Other'
     990 'No problems'
     997 'Do not understand the question' 
     998 "Can't choose"
     999 'Decline to answer' /

    * Taiwan, Korea, Mongolia, and Indonesia didn't ask this question. 
    Note: Waiting for re-coding from the China team.    


   Q100    '100.How likely is it that the government will solve the most important problem you 
       identified within the next five years'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Very likely'
     2 'Likely'
     3 'Not very likely'
     4 'Not at all likely'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


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                                 QUALITY OF GOVERNANCE
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   Q101    "101.People have the power to change a government they don't like."*
   Q102    '102.Political parties or candidates in our country have equal access to the mass media 
        during the election period.'*
   Q103    '103.Between elections, the people have no way of holding the government responsible 
       for its actions.'*
   Q104    '104.When government leaders break the laws, there is nothing the court can do.'
   Q105    '105.All citizens from different ethnic communities in Country X are treated equally by 
       the government.'
   Q106 '106.Rich and poor people are treated equally by the government.'
   Q107    '107.People have basic necessities like food, clothes, and shelter.'
   Q108 '108.People are free to speak what they think without fear.'
   Q109 '109.People can join any organization they like without fear.'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Strongly agree'
     2 'Somewhat agree'
     3 'Somewhat disagree'
     4 'Strongly disagree'
     7 "Don't understand the question"
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   * Not asked in China.

   Q110 '110.Do officials who commit crimes go unpunished?'
   Q111    '111.How often do government officials withhold important information from the public 
       view?'
   Q112    '112.How often do you think government leaders break the law or abuse their power?'
   Q113    '113.How often do you think our elections offer the voters a real choice between 
       different parties/candidates?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Always'
     2 'Most of the time'
     3 'Sometimes'
     4 'Rarely'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q114    '114.To what extent is the legislature capable of keeping government leaders in check?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very capable'
     2 'Capable'
     3 'Not capable'
     4 'Not at all capable'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q115    '115.How well do you think the government responds to what people want?'

    -1 'Missing' 
     1 'Very responsive'
     2 'Largely responsive'
     3 'Not very responsive'
     4 'Not responsive at all'
     7 'Don not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q116    '116.How much do you feel that having elections makes the government pay attention to 
        what the people think?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'A good deal'
     2 'Quite a lot'
     3 'Not much'
     4 'Not at all'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /.


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                     Transparency International Battery

                            ONLY ASKED IN CHINA AND MYANMAR
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   Q117    '117 How many of the following people do you think are involved in corruption? 
       The president and officials in his office'*
   Q118 '118 Members of parliament'
   Q119 '119 Government officials'
   Q120 '120 Police'
   Q121    '121 Tax officials, likes Minsitry of Finance officials or local government tax 
       collectors'
   Q122 '122 Judges and Magistrates'
   Q123 '123 Traditional leaders'*
   Q124 '124 Religious leaders'*
   Q125 '125 Business executives'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'None'
     2 'Some of them'
     3 'Most of them'
     4 'All of them'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

    * Not asked in China.


   Q126    '126 In your opinion, over the past year, has the level of corrupt' +
   'ion in this country increased, decreased, or stayed the same?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Increased a lot'
     2 'Increased somewhat'
     3 'Stayed the same'
     4 'Decreased somewhat'
     5 'Decreased a lot'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q127    '127 In the past 12 months have you had contact with a public school?'
   Q128    '128 In the past 12 months have you had contact with a public clinic or hospital?'
   Q129    "129 In the past 12 months have you tried to get an identity document like a birth 
       certificate, driver's license, passport or voter's card, or a permit, from government?"
   Q130    '130 In the past 12 months have you tried to get water, sanitation or electric services 
       from government?'*
   Q131 '131 In the past 12 months have you had contact with the police?'
   Q132 '132 In the past 12 months have you had contact with the courts?'
 
    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   * Not asked in China.

   Q127A    '127a And how often, if ever, did you have to pay a bribe, give a gift, or do a favour 
      for a teacher or school official in order to get the services you needed from the schools?'
   Q128A    '128a And how often, if ever, did you have to pay a bribe, give a gift, or do a favour 
      for a health worker or clinic or hospital staff in order to get the medical care you needed?'
   Q129A    '129a And how often, if ever, did you have to pay a bribe, give a gift, or do a favour 
      for a government official in order to get the document you needed?'
   Q130A    '130a And how often, if ever, did you have to pay a bribe, give a Gift, or do a favour 
      for a government official in order to get the services you needed?'*
   Q131A    '131a And how often, if ever, did you have to pay a bribe, give a gift, or do a favour 
      for a police officer in order to get the assistance you needed, or to avoid a problem like 
      passing a checkpoint or avoiding a fine or'
   Q132A    '132a And how often, if ever, did you have to pay a bribe, give a gift, or do a favour 
      for a judge or court official in order to get the assistance you needed from the courts?'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Never'
     2 'Once or twice a week'
     3 'A few times'
     4 'Often'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

     * Not asked in China.

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                          END OF TI BATTERY
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   Q133    '133 How widespread do you think corruption and bribe-taking are in your local/municipal 
       government?'*#+
   Q134    '134 How widespread do you think corruption and bribe-taking are in the national 
       government?'*$+

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Hardly anyone is involved'
     2 'Not a lot of officials are corrupt'
     3 'Most officials are corrupt'
     4 'Almost everyone is corrupt'
     7 'Do not understand'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q135    '135. In your opinion, is the government working to crack down on corruption and root 
      out bribery?'*

     -1 'Missing'
     1 'It is doing its best'
     2 'It is doing something'
     3 'It is not doing much'
     4 'Doing nothing'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q136    '136 Have you or anyone you know personally witnessed an act of corruption or 
      bribe-taking by a politician or government official in the past year?'*%

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Personally witnessed'
     2 'Told about it by a family member who personally witnessed'
     3 'Told about it by a friend who personally witnessed'
     4 'Personally never witnessed'
     5 ' No one I know has personally witnessed'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /.
   
    * Vietnam didn't ask this question.
    # Taiwan didn't ask this question.
    $ Hong Kong didn't ask this question. 
    + q133 asked corruption of local government officials. q134 asked corruption of central 
       government officials, which is the same as q119 in China survey.  
    % Singapore didn't ask this question.
   

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   Q137 '137 Where would you place China today on this scale?'+
   Q138 '138 Where would you place the United States today on this scale?'
   Q139 '139 Where would you place Japan on this scale?'*
   Q140 '140 Where would you place India on this scale?'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Completely Undemocratic'
     2 '2'
     3 '3'
     4 '4'
     5 '5'
     6 '6'
     7 '7'
     8 '8'
     9 '9'
     10 'Completely democratic'
     97 "Don't understand the question"
     98 "Can't choose"
     99 'Decline to answer' /

   + Not asked in China
   * Malaysia and Myanmar didn't ask this question. 


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                        DEMOCRATIC LEGITIMACY AND PREFERENCE FOR DEMOCRACY
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   Q141    '141 Which of the following statements comes closest to your own opinion?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Democracy is always preferable to any other kind of government'
     2 'Under some circumstances, an authoritarian government can be preferable to a democratic one'
     3 'For people like me, it does not matter whether we have a democratic or nondemocratic regime'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q142    '142 Which of the following statements comes closer to your own view?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Democracy is capable of solving the problems of our society'
     2 'Democracy cannot solve our society`s problems'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q143    '143 If you had to choose between democracy and economic development, which would you 
      say is more important?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Economic development is definitely more important'
     2 'Economic development is somewhat more important'
     3 'Democracy is somewhat more important'
     4 'Democracy is definitely more important'
     5 'They are both equally important'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q144    '144 If you had to choose between reducing economic inequality and protecting political 
        freedom, which would you say is more important?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Reducing economic inequality is definitely more important'
     2 'Reducing economic inequality is somewhat more important'
     3 'Protecting political freedom is somewhat more important'
     4 'Protecting political freedom is definitely more important'
     5 'They are both equally important'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q145    '145 Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Democracy may have its 
         problems, but it is still the best form of government".'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Strongly agree'
     2 'Agree'
     3 'Disagree'
     4 'Strongly disagree'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


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                  DEMOCRATIC LEGITIMACY AND PREFERENCE FOR DEMOCRACY
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   Q146    '146 We should get rid of parliament and elections and have a strong leader decide things.'*
   Q147    '147 Only one political party should be allowed to stand for election and hold office.'*
   Q148 '148 The army (military) should come in to govern the country.'*
   Q149    '149 We should get rid of elections and parliaments and have experts make decisions on 
       behalf of the people.'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Strongly agree'
     2 'Agree'
     3 'Disagree'
     4 'Strongly disagree'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   * Vietnam didn't ask this question.


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                        CITIZEN EMPOWERMENT AND POLITICAL SUPPORT
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   Q150 '150 I think I have the ability to participate in politics.'
   Q151 "151 Sometimes politics and government seems so complicated that a person like me can't 
        really understand what is going on."
   Q152    '152 People like me don`t have any influence over what the government does.'
   Q153    '153 You can generally trust the people who run our government to do what is right.'
   Q154    '154 A citizen should always remain loyal only to his country, no matter how imperfect 
       it is or what wrong it has done.'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Strongly agree'
     2 'Agree'
     3 'Disagree'
     4 'Strongly disagree'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


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                               AUTHORITARIAN/DEMOCRATIC VALUES
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   Q155 '155 Women should not be involved in politics as much as men'
   Q156    '156 The government should consult religious authorities when interpreting the laws'*   
   Q157    '157 People with little or no education should have as much say in politics as 
        highly-educated people'
   Q158    '158 Government leaders are like the head of a family; we should all follow their decisions'
   Q159    '159 The government should decide whether certain ideas should be allowed to be 
       discussed in society'
   Q160    '160 Harmony of the community will be disrupted if people organize lots of groups'
   Q161    '161 When judges decide important cases, they should accept the view of the executive 
       branch'
   Q162    '162 If the government is constantly checked [i.e. monitored and supervised] by the 
      legislature, it cannot possibly accomplish great things'
   Q163    '163 If we have political leaders who are morally upright, we can let them decide 
      everything'
   Q164    '164 If people have too many different ways of thinking, society will be chaotic'
   Q165    '165 When the country is facing a difficult situation, it is ok for the government to 
      disregard the law in order to deal with the situation'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Strongly agree'
     2 'Agree'
     3 'Disagree'
     4 'Strongly disagree'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

    * Not asked in China


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                                      GLOBALIZATION
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   Q166    '166 How closely do you follow major events in foreign countries in the world?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very closely'
     2 'Somewhat closely'
     3 'Not too closely'
     4 'Very little'
     5 'Not at all'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q167    '167 Our country should defend our way of life instead of becoming more and more like 
      other countries.'
   Q168    '168 Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: "We should protect our 
     farmers and workers by limiting the import of foreign goods."'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Strongly agree'
     2 'Agree'
     3 'Disagree'
     4 'Strongly disagree'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q169    '169 Do you think the government should increase or decrease the inflow of foreign 
      immigrants into the country?'*

    -1 'Missing' 
     1 'The government should increase the inflow of immigrants'
     2 'The government should maintain the current inflow of immigranta'
     3 'The government should reduce the inflow of immigrant'
     4 'The government should not allow any more immigrants'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

    * Not asked in Indonesia. 


   Q170 '170 Which of these statements comes closer to your view?'

    -1 'Misisng'
     1 'Protecting the environment should be given priority'
     2 'Economic growth and creating jobs should be the top priority'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /




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                                      REDISTRIBUTION
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   Q171 '171 How fair do you think income distribution is in the country?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very fair'
     2 'Fair'
     3 'Unfair'
     4 'Very unfair'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q172 '172 It is the responsibility of the government to reduce the differences between 
     people with high income and those with low incomes.'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Strongly agree'
     2 'Agree'
     3 'Disagree'
     4 'Strongly disagree'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q173    '173 How concerned are you about the loss of your major source of ' +
   'income within the next 12 months?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Not at all'
     2 'A little bit'
     3 'Quite a bit'
     4 'Very concerned'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q174    '174 The following is a hypothetical question: If you were unfortu' +
   'nate enough to lose your main source of income, how serious would' +
   ' it be for you and your family?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'It would be serious, and we would have difficulty coping'
     2 'It would be serious, but we could deal with it'
     3 'We could manage just fine'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q175    '175 Considering all the effort that you and your family members h' +
   'ave made in the past, do you think the income that your family cu' +
   'rrently receives is fair or not fair-4 categories?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very fair'
     2 'Fair'
     3 'Unfair'
     4 'Very unfair'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q175A    '175a Considering all the effort that you and your family members ' +
   'have made in the past, do you think the income that your family c' +
   'urrently receives is fair or not fair-6 categories?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very fair'
     2 'Fair'
     3 'Somewhat fair'
     4 'Somewhat Unfair'
     5 'Unfair'
     6 'Very unfair'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /.


   NOTE: Q175 AND Q175A ARE THE SAME QUESTIONS. SINCE SOME COUNTRIES USED 4 OPTIONS AND SOME HAD 6,
         WE CREATED ANOTHER VARIABLE TO ACCOMMODATE THE DIFFERENCES.  

   Q176    "176 As compared to my parent's generation, my generation has more or fewer 
       opportunities to improve one's standard of living or social status?"

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Substantially more opportunities'
     2 'More opportunities'
     3 'About the same'
     4 'Fewer opportunities'
     5 'Substantially fewer opportunities'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /



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                                        CITIZENSHIP
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   Q177 '177 How proud are you to be a citizen of the country? Are you?'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very proud'
     2 'Somewhat proud'
     3 'Not very proud'
     4 'Not proud at all'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q178    '178 Given the chance, how willing would you be to go and live in another country'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very willing'
     2 'Willing'
     3 'Not willing'
     4 'Not willing at all'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

  *Hong Kong asked how pround to be a permanent resident of Hong Kong. 

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                                INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
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   Q179 '179 Which country has the most influence in Asia?'
   Q182    '182 In ten years, which country will have the most influence in Asia?'

     -1 'Missing'
      1 'China'
      2 'Japan'
      3 'India'
      4 'United States'
      5 'Other [please name]'
      6 'Taiwan'
      7 'Singapore'
      8 'European Union'
      9 'South Korea'
      10 'China and Japan'
      11 'China and India'
      12 'Australia'
      13 'Association of Southeast Asian Nations, ASEAN'
      14 'North Korea'
      15 'China and United States'
      16 'Commonwealth of Independent States, CIS'
      17 'US and Japan'
      18 'Vietnam'
      19 'Philippines'
      20 'Canada'
      21 'United Arab Emirates/Middle Eastern countries'
      22 'Malaysia'
      23 'Hong Kong'
      24 'Thailand'
      25 'Russia'
      26 'Cambodia'
      27 'Indonesia'
      28 'New Zealand'
      29 'Myanmar'
      97 'Do not understand the question'
      98 "Can't choose"
      99 'Decline to answer' /


   Q180 '180 Does the United States do more good or harm to the region?'
   Q181 '181 Does China do more good or harm to the region?'
  
    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Much more good than harm'
     2 'Somewhat more good than harm'
     3 'Somewhat more harm than good'
     4 'Much more harm than good'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 'Can't choose'
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   Q183    "183 Which country should be a model for our own country's future " +
   "development?"

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'United States'
     2 'China'
     3 'India'
     4 'Japan'
     5 'Singapore'
     6 'Other [please name]'
     7 "We should follow our country's own model"
     8 'China and Singapore'
     9 'Japan and Singapore'
     10 'Germany'
     11 'Switzerland'
     12 'South Korea'
     13 'United States, Japan and Singapore'
     14 'United States and Japan'
     15 'Finland'
     16 'Canada'
     17 'Netherlands'
     18 'Sweden'
     19 'United States and Singapore'
     20 'Canada and New Zealand'
     21 'Northern Europe'
     22 'New Zealand'
     23 'Bhutan'
     24 'Vietnam'
     25 'United Kingdom'
     26 'Germany and Finland'
     27 'European countries'
     28 'Switzerland and Denmark'
     29 'Taiwan'
     30 'Indonesia'
     31 'Saudi Arabia'
     32 'United Arab Emirates/Middle Esatern countries'
     33 'Israel'
     34 'Australia'
     35 'Norway'
     36 'France'
     37 'North Korea'
     38 'Malaysia'
     39 'Thailand'
     40 'Russian'
     42 'Philippines'
     97 'Do not understand the question'
     98 "Can't choose"
     99 'Decline to answer' /


   Q184 '184 How much influence does China have on our country?'*
   Q186    '186 How much influence does the United States have on our country
   '?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'A great deal of influence'
     2 'Some influence'
     3 'Not much influence'
     4 'No influence at all'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 'Can't choose'
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   Q185 '185 General speaking, the influence China has on our country is?'*
   Q187    '187 General speaking, the influence the United States has on our 
   'country is?'
   
    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very positive'
     2 'Positive'
     3 'Somewhat positive'
     4 'Somewhat negative'
     5 'Negative'
     6 'Very negative'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     9 'Decline to answer' /
  

   Q188 '188 How close do you feel to ASEAN? (ASEAN countries only)'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Very close'
     2 'Close'
     3 'Not very close'
     4 'Not close at all'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 'Can't choose'
     9 'Decline to answer' /.
   
    * Not asked in China


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                             SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUND VARIABLES
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   SE2 'se2 Gender'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Male'
     2 'Female' /

   SE3_1 'se3_1 Birth year'
   SE3_2 'se3_2 Actual age'
 
    -1 'Missing'/

   SE4 'se4 Marital Status'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Single'
     2 'Married'
     3 'Living-in as married'
     4 'Widowed/Separated/Married but separated/ not living with legal spous'
     5 'Divorced'
     8 'Can't choose'
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   SE5 'se5 Education'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'No formal education'
     2 'Incomplete primary/elementary'
     3 'Complete primary/elementary'
     4 'Incomplete secondary/high school: technical/vocational type'
     5 'Complete secondary/high school: technical/vocational type'
     6 'Incomplete secondary/high school'
     7 'Complete secondary/high school'
     8 'Some university education'
     9 'University education completed'
     10 'Post-graduate degree'
     11 'Other'
     97 'Do not understand the question'
     98 'Can't choose'
     99 'Decline to answer' /


   SE5A 'se5a How many year of formal education have you received'

     -1 'Missing'
     90 'Not applicable'
     98 'Can't choose'
     99 'Decline to answer' /


   SE6 'se6 Religion'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Traditional folk religion (Shenism)'
     10 'Roman Catholic'
     20 'Protestant'
     24 'Evangelical'
     26 'Methodist'
     28 'Jesus christle'
     29 'Jesus chris is lord'
     30 'Jews'
     40 'Islam'
     41 'Shia'
     42 'Sunni'
     50 'Hindu'
     60 'Buddhist'
     61 'Taoism and Buddhist'
     62 'Tenrikyo'
     63 'Buddhist, Roman Catholic and Protestant'
     64 'Cosmology'
     65 'Seicho'
     70 'Other Asian religions'
     71 'Sikhism'
     72 'Iglesia Ni Cristo'
     73 'Aglipayan'
     74 'Born Again'
     75 'Shinto'
     76 'Taoism'
     77 'I-Kuan Tao'
     80 'Other'
     82 'Mormons'
     87 'Soka association'
     88 'Iglesia filipina independente'
     90 'None'
     98 'Can't choose'
     99 'Decline to answer'/


   SE7 'se7 Religiosity'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Several times a day'
     2 'Once a day'
     3 'Several times a week'
     4 'Once a week'
     5 'Several times a month'
     6 'Once a month'
     7 'Only during festivals (or several times a year)'
     8 'Once a year'
     9 'Less often'
     10 'Practically never'
     98 'Can't choose'
     99 'Decline to answer' /


   SE7A    'se7a Would you describe yourself as very religious, moderately re' +
   'ligious, lightly religious, not religious at all?'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Very religious'
     2 'Moderately religious'
     3 'Lightly religious'
     4 'Not religious at all'
     8 'Can't choose'
     9 'Decline to answer' /.


   SE8A 'se8a How many people live in this household?'
   SE8C 'se8c INCLUDE servants, transients/boarders'*
   SE8D 'se8d EXCLUDE servants, transients/boarders'*

     -1 'Missing'
     98 'Can't choose'
     99 'Decline to answer' /

   * Not asked in China, Korea, Mongolia, Taiwan, and Indonesia.

   SE8B    'se8b How many generations of family members live in this household?'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'One generation'
     2 'Two generations'
     3 'Three generations'
     4 'More than three generations'
     8 'Can't choose'
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   SE9 'se9 Are you current employed?'
   SE10_1 'se10_1 Is the main earner in your household currently employed?'*


    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Employed'
     2 'Not employed'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   * CHINA,HONG KONG, KOREA, MALAYSIA, AND MONGOLIA DIDN'T ASK SE10 QUESTIONS.  

   SE9A    'se9a Are you current self-employed, working in a family business 
   'or an outside employer?'
  SE10A    'se10a Is he or she curently self-employed, working in family business or 
    working for an outside employer?'*


    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Self-employed or business owner'
     2 'Working in family business'
     3 'Working for an outside employer'
     4 'Working in the public sector'*
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   * CHINA,HONG KONG, KOREA, MALAYSIA, AND MONGOLIA DIDN'T ASK 
   **ONLY OFFERED AS AN OPTION IN MALAYSIA AND MYANMAR.
   NOTE: China asked different set of questions concerning occupation, which can't not be merged
         into thos data set. 
    +DON'T HAVE DATA OF CHINA


   SE9B 'se9b How many people does your business employ?'+
   SE10B 'se10b How many people does his or her business employ?'*

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'No employees'
     2 '1-9 employees'
     3 '10+ employees'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer' /.

    +DON'T HAVE DATA OF CHINA
   * CHINA,HONG KONG, KOREA, MALAYSIA, AND MONGOLIA DIDN'T ASK 

   SE9C 'se9c What is your job title (ISCO code)'+
   SE10C 'se10c What is his/her job title (ISCO code)'

    +DON'T HAVE DATA OF CHINA
   * CHINA,HONG KONG, KOREA, MALAYSIA, AND MONGOLIA DIDN'T ASK 
   

     -1 'Missing'
     1000 'LEGISLATORS, SENIOR OFFICIALS & MANAGERS'
     1100 'LEGISLATORS & SENIOR OFFICIALS'
     1110 'LEGISLATORS [incl. Member of Parliament, Member of Local Council]'
     1120 'SENIOR [NATIONAL] GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS [incl. Minister, Ambassador]'
     1130 '[SENIOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS] [incl. Local Government Senior Officials, Mayor]'
     1140 'SENIOR OFFICIALS SPECIAL-INTEREST ORGANIZATIONS'
     1141 'Senior officials political-party organizations [incl. Politician]'
     1142 'Senior officials economic-interest organizations [incl. Union Leader, Director Employers Organization]'
     1143 'Senior officials special-interest organizations [incl. Lodge Official, Official Red Cross]'
     1200 'CORPORATE MANAGERS [LARGE ENTERPRISES]'
     1210 '[LARGE ENTERPRISES] DIRECTORS & CHIEF EXECUTIVES'
     1220 '[LARGE ENTERPRISE OPERATION] DEPARTMENT MANAGERS'
     1221 'Production department managers agriculture & fishing'
     1222 'Production department managers manufacturing'
     1223 'Production department managers construction'
     1224 'Production department managers wholesale & retail trade'
     1225 'Production department managers restaurants & hotels'
     1226 'Production department managers transportation, storage & communications ]'
     1227 'Production department managers business services'
     1228 'Production department managers personal care, cleaning, etc.'
     1229 'Production department managers nec'
     1230 '[LARGE ENTERPRISES] OTHER DEPARTMENT MANAGERS'
     1231 'Finance & administration department managers'
     1232 'Personnel & industrial relations department managers'
     1233 'Sales & marketing department managers'
     1234 'Advertising & public relations department managers'
     1235 'Supply & distribution department managers'
     1236 'Computing services department managers'
     1237 'Research & development department managers'
     1239 'Other department managers nec'
     1240 'OFFICE MANAGERS'
     1250 'MILITARY OFFICERS'
     1251 'Higher military officers [Captain and above]'
     1252 'Lower-grade commissioned officers [incl. Army Lieutenant]'
     1300 '[SMALL ENTERPRISE] GENERAL MANAGERS'
     1310 '[SMALL ENTERPRISE] GENERAL MANAGERS'
     1311 '[Small enterprise] General managers agriculture, forestry & fishing'
     1312 '[Small enterprise] General managers manufacturing'
     1313 '[Small enterprise] General managers construction'
     1314 '[Small enterprise] General managers wholesale & retail trade'
     1315 '[Small enterprise] General managers restaurants & hotels'
     1316 '[Small enterprise] General managers transp., storage & communications'
     1317 '[Small enterprise] General managers business services'
     1318 '[Small enterprise] General managers personal care, cleaning, etc.services'
     1319 '[Small enterprise] General managers nec'
     2000 'PROFESSIONALS'
     2100 'PHYSICAL, MATHEMATICAL & ENGINEERING SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS'
     2110 'PHYSICISTS, CHEMISTS & RELATED PROFESSIONALS'
     2111 'Physicists & astronomers'
     2112 'Meteorologists'
     2113 'Chemists'
     2114 'Geologists & geophysicists'
     2120 'MATHEMATICIANS, STATISTICIANS, ETC. PROFESSIONALS'
     2121 'Mathematicians, etc. professionals'
     2122 'Statisticians'
     2130 'COMPUTING PROFESSIONALS'
     2131 'Computer systems designers & analysts'
     2132 'Computer programmers'
     2139 'Computing professionals nec'
     2140 'ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS, ETC. PROFESSIONALS'
     2141 'Architects town & traffic planners'
     2142 'Civil engineers'
     2143 'Electrical engineers'
     2144 'Electronics & telecommunications engineers'
     2145 'Mechanical engineers'
     2146 'Chemical engineers'
     2147 'Mining engineers, metallurgists, etc. professionals'
     2148 'Cartographers & surveyors'
     2149 'Architects, engineers, etc. professionals'
     2200 'LIFE SCIENCE & HEALTH PROFESSIONALS'
     2210 'LIFE SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS'
     2211 'Biologists, botanists, zoologists, etc. professionals'
     2212 'Pharmacologists, pathologists, etc. professionals'
     2213 'Agronomists, etc. professionals'
     2220 'HEALTH PROFESSIONALS (EXCEPT NURSING)'
     2221 'Medical doctors'
     2222 'Dentists'
     2223 'Veterinarians'
     2224 'Pharmacists'
     2229 'Health professionals except nursing nec'
     2230 'NURSING & MIDWIFERY PROFESSIONALS'
     2300 'TEACHING PROFESSIONALS'
     2310 'HIGHER EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS'
     2320 'SECONDARY EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS'
     2321 '[Secondary teachers, academic track]'
     2322 '[Secondary teachers, vocational track]'
     2330 'PRIMARY & PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS'
     2331 'Primary education teaching professionals'
     2332 'Pre-primary education teaching professionals'
     2340 'SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS [incl. Remedial Teacher, Teacher of the Blind]'
     2350 'OTHER TEACHING PROFESSIONALS'
     2351 'Education methods specialists [incl. Curricula Developer]'
     2352 'School inspectors'
     2359 'Other teaching professionals nec'
     2400 'OTHER PROFESSIONALS [incl. Professional nfs, Administrative Professional]'
     2410 'BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS'
     2411 'Accountants [incl. Auditor]'
     2412 'Personnel & careers professionals [incl. Job Analyst, Student Counselor]'
     2419 'Business professionals nec [incl. Publicity Agent, Patent Agent, Home Economist, Market  Researcher]'
     2420 'LEGAL PROFESSIONALS'
     2421 'Lawyers'
     2422 'Judges'
     2429 'Legal professionals nec [incl. Notary, Notary Public]'
     2430 'ARCHIVISTS, LIBRARIANS, ETC. INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS'
     2431 'Archivists & curators'
     2432 'Librarians, etc. information professionals [incl. Documentalist, Health Records Technician]'
     2440 'SOCIAL SCIENCE, ETC. PROFESSIONALS'
     2441 'Economists'
     2442 'Sociologists, anthropologists, etc. professionals'
     2443 'Philosophers, historians & political scientists'
     2444 'Philologists, translators & interpreters'
     2445 'Psychologists'
     2446 'Social work professionals [incl. Welfare Worker]'
     2450 'WRITERS & CREATIVE OR PERFORMING ARTISTS'
     2451 'Authors, journalists & other writers [incl. Editor, Technical Writer]'
     2452 'Sculptors, painters, etc. artists'
     2453 'Composers, musicians & singers'
     2454 'Choreographers & dancers'
     2455 'Film, stage, etc. actors & directors'
     2460 'RELIGIOUS PROFESSIONALS [incl. Priest, Chaplain, Theologian, Professional Nun]'
     3000 'TECHNICIANS AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3100 'PHYSICAL & ENGINEERING SCIENCE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3110 'PHYSICAL & ENGINEERING SCIENCE TECHNICIANS'
     3111 'Chemical & physical science technicians'
     3112 'Civil engineering technicians'
     3113 'Electrical engineering technicians'
     3114 'Electronics & telecommunications engineering technicians'
     3115 'Mechanical engineering technicians'
     3116 'Chemical engineering technicians'
     3117 'Mining & metallurgical technicians'
     3118 'Draftspersons [incl. Technical Illustrator]'
     3119 'Physical & engineering science technicians nec [incl. Quantity Surveyor]'
     3120 'COMPUTER ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3121 'Computer assistants  [incl. Assistant Users Services]'
     3122 'Computer equipment operators[incl. Computer Printer Equipment Operator]'
     3123 'Industrial robot controllers'
     3130 'OPTICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT OPERATORS'
     3131 'Photographers & electronic equipment operators [incl. Cameraman, Sound Mixer]'
     3132 'Broadcasting & telecommunications equipment operators'
     3133 'Medical equipment operators [incl. X-ray Technician]'
     3139 'Optical & electronic equipment operators nec [incl. Cinema Projectionist, Telegrapher]'
     3140 'SHIP & AIRCRAFT CONTROLLERS & TECHNICIANS'
     3141 'Ships engineers'
     3142 'Ships deck officers & pilots [incl. River Boat Captain]'
     3143 'Aircraft pilots, etc. associate professionals'
     3144 'Air traffic controllers'
     3145 'Air traffic safety technicians'
     3150 'SAFETY & QUALITY INSPECTORS'
     3151 'Building & ?re inspectors'
     3152 'Safety, health & quality inspectors [incl. Occupational Safety Inspector, Inspector nfs]'
     3200 'LIFE SCIENCE & HEALTH ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3210 'LIFE SCIENCE TECHNICIANS, ETC. ASSOCIATE PROFES  SIONALS'
     3211 'Life science technicians [incl. Medical Laboratory Assistant, Medical Technician nfs, Physicaland Life Science '+
    'Technici'
     3212 'Agronomy & forestry technicians'
     3213 'Farming & forestry advisers'
     3220 'MODERN HEALTH ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS EXCEPT NURSING'
     3221 'Medical assistants'
     3222 'Sanitarians'
     3223 'Dieticians & nutritionists'
     3224 'Optometrists & opticians [incl. Dispensing Optician]'
     3225 'Dental assistants [incl. Oral Hygienist]'
     3226 'Physiotherapsits, etc. associate professionals [incl. Chiropractor, Masseur, Osteopath]'
     3227 'Veterinary assistants [incl. Veterinarian Vaccinator]'
     3228 'Pharmaceutical assistants'
     3229 'Modern health associate professionals except nursing nec [incl. Homeopath, Speech Therapist, Occupational Therapist]'
     3230 'NURSING & MIDWIFERY ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3231 'Nursing associate professionals [incl. Trainee Nurses]'
     3232 'Midwifery associate professionals [incl. Trainee Midwife]'
     3240 'TRADITIONAL MEDICINE PRACTITIONERS & FAITH HEALERS'
     3241 'Traditional medicine practitioners [incl. Herbalist]'
     3242 'Faith healers'
     3300 'TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3310 'PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS [incl. Teachers Aid]'
     3320 'PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS [incl. Kindergarten Teachers Aid]'
     3330 'SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3340 'OTHER TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3400 'OTHER ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3410 'FINANCE & SALES ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3411 'Securities & ?nance dealers & brokers'
     3412 'Insurance representative [incl. Insurance Agent, Underwriter]'
     3413 '[Real] estate agents [incl. Real Estate Broker]'
     3414 'Travel consultants & organizers'
     3415 'Technical & commercial sales representatives [incl. Traveling Salesman, Technical Salesman]'
     3416 'Buyers'
     3417 'Appraisers, valuers & auctioneers [incl. Claims Adjuster]'
     3419 'Finance & sales associate professionals nec'
     3420 'BUSINESS SERVICES AGENTS AND TRADE BROKERS'
     3421 'Trade brokers'
     3422 'Clearing & forwarding agents'
     3423 'Employment agents & labor contractors'
     3429 'Business services agents & trade brokers nec [incl. Literary Agent, Sports Promoter, Salesman Advertisements]'
     3430 'ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3431 'Administrative secretaries, etc. associate professionals'
     3432 'Legal, etc. business associate professionals [incl. Bailiff, Law Clerk]'
     3433 'Bookkeepers'
     3434 'Statistical, mathematical, etc. associate professionals'
     3439 'Administrative associate professionals nec [incl. Management Assistant]'
     3440 'CUSTOMS, TAX, ETC. GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS[incl. Administrative Associate Professional, Executive '+
    'Civil Serv'
     3441 'Customs & border inspectors'
     3442 'Government tax & excise officials'
     3443 'Government social bene?ts officials'
     3449 'Government licensing officials'
     3450 'POLICE INSPECTORS & DETECTIVES/[ARMY]'
     3451 'Police inspectors & detectives [incl. Police Investigator, Private Detective]'
     3452 '[Armed forces non commissioned officers] [incl. Sergeant]'
     3460 'SOCIAL WORK ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3470 'ARTISTIC, ENTERTAINMENT & SPORTS ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS'
     3471 'Decorators & commercial designers [incl. Window Dresser, Interior Decorator, Furniture Designer, BookIllustrator, '+
    'Tatto'
     3472 'Radio, television & other announcers'
     3473 'Street nightclub, etc. musicians, singers & dancers  [incl. Band Leader, Chorus Dancer, Nightclub Singer]'
     3474 'Clowns, magicians, acrobats, etc. associate professionals [incl. Striptease Artist, Juggler]'
     3475 'Athletes, sports persons, etc. associate professionals[incl. Trainer, Umpire]'
     3480 'RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS [incl. Evangelist, Lay Preacher, Salvationist]'
     4000 'CLERKS'
     4100 'OFFICE CLERKS [incl. Clerk nfs, Government Office Clerk nfs]'
     4110 'SECRETARIES & KEYBOARD-OPERATING CLERKS'
     4111 'Stenographers & typists'
     4112 'Word-processor, etc. operators [incl. Teletypist]'
     4113 'Data-entry operators [incl. Key Puncher]'
     4114 'Calculating-machine operators [incl. Bookkeeping Machine Operator]'
     4115 'Secretaries'
     4120 'NUMERICAL CLERKS'
     4121 'Accounting & bookkeeping clerks [incl. Payroll Clerk]'
     4122 'Statistical & ?nance clerks [incl. Credit Clerk]'
     4130 'MATERIAL-RECORDING & TRANSPORT CLERKS'
     4131 'Stock clerks [incl. Weighing Clerk, Storehouse Clerk]'
     4132 'Production clerks [incl. Planning Clerks]'
     4133 'Transport clerks [incl. Dispatcher, Expeditor]'
     4140 'LIBRARY, MAIL, ETC. CLERKS'
     4141 'Library & ?ling clerks'
     4142 'Mail carriers & sorting clerks'
     4143 'Coding proofreading, etc. clerks'
     4144 'Scribes, etc. workers [incl. Form Filling Assistance Clerk]'
     4190 'OTHER OFFICE CLERKS [incl. Address Clerk, Timekeeper, Office Boy, Photocopy Machine Operator]'
     4200 'CUSTOMER SERVICES CLERKS [incl. Customer Service Clerk nfs]'
     4210 'CASHIERS, TELLERS, ETC. CLERKS'
     4211 'Cashiers & ticket clerks [incl. Bank Cashier, Store Cashier, Toll Collector]'
     4212 'Tellers & other counter clerks [incl. Bank Teller, Post Office Clerk]'
     4213 'Bookmakers & croupiers'
     4214 'Pawnbrokers & money-lenders'
     4215 'Debt-collectors, etc. workers'
     4220 'CLIENT INFORMATION CLERKS'
     4221 'Travel agency, etc. clerks'
     4222 'Receptionists & information clerks [incl. Medical Receptionist]'
     4223 'Telephone switchboard operators [incl. Telephone Operator]'
     5000 'SERVICE WORKERS & SHOP & MARKET SALES WORKERS'
     5100 'PERSONAL & PROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKERS'
     5110 'TRAVEL ATTENDANTS, ETC.'
     5111 'Travel attendants & travel stewards [incl. Airplane Steward, Airplane Purser]'
     5112 'Transport conductors [incl. Train Conductor]'
     5113 'Travel, museum guides'
     5120 'HOUSEKEEPING & RESTAURANT SERVICES WORKERS'
     5121 'Housekeepers, etc. workers [incl. Butler, Matron, Dormitory Warden, Estate Manager, Property Manager, Building '+
    'Superint'
     5122 'Cooks'
     5123 'Waiters, waitresses & bartenders'
     5130 'PERSONAL CARE, ETC. WORK'
     5131 'Child-care workers [incl. Nursemaid, Governess]'
     5132 'Institution-based personal care workers [incl. Ambulance Man, Hospital Orderly]'
     5133 'Home-based personal care workers [incl. Attendant]'
     5139 '[Other] care, etc. workers nec [incl. Animal Feeder]'
     5140 'OTHER PERSONAL SERVICES WORKERS'
     5141 'Hairdressers, barbers, beauticians, etc. workers'
     5142 'Companions & valets [incl. Personal Maid]'
     5143 'Undertakers & embalmers [incl. Funeral Director]'
     5149 'Other personal services workers nec [incl. Escort, Dancing Partner, Prostitute]'
     5150 'ASTROLOGERS, FORTUNE-TELLERS, ETC. WORKERS'
     5151 'Astrologers, etc. workers'
     5152 'Fortune-tellers, palmists, etc. workers'
     5160 'PROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKERS'
     5161 'Fire?ghters'
     5162 'Police officers [incl. Policeman, Constable, Marshal]'
     5163 'Prison guards'
     5164 '[Armed forces, soldiers] [incl. Enlisted Man]'
     5169 'Protective services workers nec [incl. Night Guard, Bodyguard, Coast Guard]'
     5200 '[SALESPERSONS, MODELS & DEMONSTRATORS]'
     5210 'FASHION & OTHER MODELS [incl. Mannequin, Artists Model]'
     5220 'SHOP SALESPERSONS & DEMONSTRATORS [incl. Shop Assistant, Gas Station Attendant, Retail Assistant]'
     5230 'STALL & MARKET SALESPERSONS'
     6000 'SKILLED AGRICULTURAL & FISHERY WORKERS'
     6100 'MARKET-ORIENTED SKILLED AGRICULTURAL & FISHERY WORKERS [This category includes skilled farm workers and '+
    'self-employed s'
     6110 'MARKET GARDENERS & CROP GROWERS'
     6111 'Field crop & vegetable growers [incl. Specialized Crop Farmers, Specialized Crop Farm Workers]'
     6112 'Tree & shrub crop growers [incl. Skilled Rubber Worker, Coffee Farmer, Tea Grower, Fruit Tree  Pruner]'
     6113 'Gardeners, horticultural & nursery growers   [incl. Bulb Grower, Market Gardener]'
     6114 'Mixed-crop growers [incl. Share Cropper]'
     6120 'MARKET-ORIENTED ANIMAL PRODUCERS, ETC. WORKERS'
     6121 'Dairy & livestock producers  [incl. Cattle Breeder, Dairy Farmer, Grazier, Shepherd]'
     6122 'Poultry producers [incl. Chicken Farmer, Skilled Hatchery Worker]'
     6123 'Apiarists & sericulturists [incl. Beekeeper, Silkworm Raiser]'
     6124 'Mixed-animal producers'
     6129 'Market-oriented animal producers, etc. workers nec [incl. Bird Breeder, Gamekeeper, Kennel Keeper, Dog Trainer, '+
    'Animal'
     6130 'MARKET-ORIENTED CROP & ANIMAL PRODUCERS'
     6131 '[Mixed farmers]'
     6132 '[Farm foremen/supervisor]'
     6133 '[Farmers nfs]'
     6134 '[Skilled farm workers nfs]'
     6140 'FORESTRY, ETC. WORKERS'
     6141 'Forestry workers & loggers [incl. Forestery, Rafter, Timber Cruiser]'
     6142 'Charcoal burners, etc. workers'
     6150 'FISHERY WORKERS, HUNTERS & TRAPPERS'
     6151 'Aquatic-life cultivation workers [incl. Oyster Farmer, Pearl Cultivator, Fish Hatcher]'
     6152 'Inland & coastal waters ?shery workers [incl. Sponge Diver, Fisherman]'
     6153 'Deep-sea ?shery workers [incl. Fisherman nfs, Trawler Crewman]'
     6154 'Hunters & trappers [incl. Whaler]'
     6200 'SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURAL & FISHERY WORKERS'
     6210 'SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURAL & FISHERY WORKERS'
     7000 'CRAFT, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7100 'EXTRACTION & BUILDING TRADES WORKERS'
     7110 'MINERS, SHOTFIRERS, STONE CUTTERS & CARVERS'
     7111 'Miners & quarry workers [incl. Miner nfs]'
     7112 'Shot?rers & blasters'
     7113 'Stone splitters, cutters & carvers [incl. Tombstone Carver]'
     7120 'BUILDING FRAME, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7121 'Builders traditional materials'
     7122 'Bricklayers & stonemasons  [incl. Pavior]'
     7123 'Concrete placers, concrete ?nishers, etc. workers [incl. Terrazzo Worker]'
     7124 'Carpenters & joiners'
     7129 'Building frame, etc. trades workers nec [incl. Construction Worker nfs, Billboard Erector, Demolition '+
    'Worker,Scaffolder'
     7130 'BUILDING FINISHERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7131 'Roofers'
     7132 'Floor layers & tile setters [incl. Parquetry Worker]'
     7133 'Plasterers [incl. Stucco Mason]'
     7134 'Insulation workers'
     7135 'Glaziers'
     7136 'Plumbers & pipe ?tters [incl. Well Digger]'
     7137 'Building, etc. electricians'
     7140 'PAINTERS, BUILDING STRUCTURE CLEANERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7141 'Painters, etc. workers [incl. Construction Painter, Paperhanger]'
     7142 'Varnishers, etc. painters [incl. Automobile Painter]'
     7143 'Building structure cleaners [incl. Chimney Sweep, Sandblaster, Boiler Engine Cleaner]'
     7200 'METAL, MACHINERY, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7210 'METAL MOLDERS, WELDERS, SHEETMETAL WORKERS STRUCTURAL METAL'
     7211 'Metal molders & coremakers'
     7212 'Welders & ?amecutters [incl. Brazier, Solderer]'
     7213 'Sheet-metal workers [incl. Panel Beater, Coppersmith, Tinsmith]'
     7214 'Structural-metal preparers & erectors [incl. Ship Plater, Riveter, Shipwright]'
     7215 'Riggers & cable splicers'
     7216 'Underwater workers [incl. Frogman]'
     7220 'BLACKSMITHS, TOOL-MAKERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7221 'Blacksmiths, hammer-smiths & forging press workers [incl. Toolsmith]'
     7222 'Tool-makers, etc. workers  [incl. Locksmith]'
     7223 'Machine-tool setters & setter-operators [incl. Metal driller, Turner]'
     7224 'Metal wheel-grinders, polishers & tool sharpeners'
     7230 'MACHINERY MECHANICS & FITTERS'
     7231 'Motor vehicle mechanics & ?tters [incl. Bicycle Repairman]'
     7232 'Aircraft engine mechanics & ?tters'
     7233 '[Industrial & agricultural] machinery mechanics & ?tters [incl. Mechanic Heavy Equipment, Millwright]'
     7234 '[Unskilled garage worker] [incl. Oiler-Greaser]'
     7240 'ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT MECHANICS & FIT-TERS'
     7241 'Electrical mechanics & ?tters [incl. Office Machine Repairman]'
     7242 'Electronics ?tters'
     7243 'Electronics mechanics & servicers'
     7244 'Telegraph & telephone installers & servicers'
     7245 'Electrical line installers, repairers & cable jointers'
     7300 'PRECISION, HANDICRAFT, PRINTING, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7310 'PRECISION WORKERS IN METAL, ETC. MATERIALS'
     7311 'Precision-instrument makers & repairers [incl. Dental Mechanic, Watch Maker]'
     7312 'Musical-instrument makers & tuners'
     7313 'Jewelry & precious-metal workers [incl. Diamond Cutter, Goldsmith]'
     7320 'POTTERS, GLASS-MAKERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7321 'Abrasive wheel formers, potters, etc. workers'
     7322 'Glass-makers, cutters, grinders & ?nishers'
     7323 'Glass engravers & etchers'
     7324 'Glass ceramics, etc. decorative painters [incl. Decorative Painter, Signpainter]'
     7330 'HANDICRAFT WORKERS IN WOOD, TEXTILE, LEATHER, ETC.'
     7331 'Handicraft workers in wood, etc. materials [incl. Candle Maker, Straw-Hat Maker]'
     7332 'Handicraft workers in textile, leather, etc. materials [incl. Carpet Weaver]'
     7340 'PRINTING, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7341 'Compositors, typesetters, etc. workers'
     7342 'Stereotypers & electrotypers'
     7343 'Printing engravers & etchers'
     7344 'Photographic, etc. workers [incl. Darkroom worker]'
     7345 'Bookbinders, etc. workers'
     7346 'Silkscreen, block & textile printers'
     7400 'OTHER CRAFT, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7410 'FOOD PROCESSING, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7411 'Butchers, ?shmongers, etc. food preparers'
     7412 'Bakers, pastry-cooks & confectionery makers'
     7413 'Dairy-products makers'
     7414 'Fruit, vegetable, etc. preservers'
     7415 'Food & beverage tasters & graders'
     7416 'Tobacco preparers & tobacco products makers'
     7420 'WOOD TREATERS, CABINET-MAKERS, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7421 'Wood treaters [incl. Wood Grader, Wood Impregnator]'
     7422 'Cabinet-makers, etc. workers [incl. Cartwright, Cooper]'
     7423 'Woodworking-machine setters & setter-operators [incl. Wood-Turner]'
     7424 'Basketry weavers, brush makers, etc. workers [incl. Broom Maker]'
     7430 'TEXTILE, GARMENT, ETC. TRADES WORKERS'
     7431 'Fiber preparers'
     7432 'Weavers, knitters, etc. workers'
     7433 'Tailors, dressmakers & hatters [incl. Milliner]'
     7434 'Furriers, etc. workers'
     7435 'Textile, leather, etc. pattern-makers & cutters'
     7436 'Sewers, embroiderers, etc. workers'
     7437 'Upholsterers, etc. workers'
     7440 'PELT, LEATHER & SHOEMAKING TRADES WORKERS'
     7441 'Pelt dressers, tanners & fellmongers'
     7442 'Shoe-makers, etc. workers'
     7500 '[SKILLED WORKERS NFS]'
     7510 '[MANUAL FOREMEN NFSXNON-FARM]'
     7520 '[SKILLED WORKERS NFS] [incl. Craftsman, Artisan, Tradesman]'
     7530 '[APPRENTICE SKILLED WORK NFS]'
     8000 'PLANT & MACHINE OPERATORS & ASSEMBLERS'
     8100 'STATIONARY-PLANT, ETC. OPERATORS'
     8110 'MINING- & MINERAL-PROCESSING PLANT OPERATORS'
     8111 'Mining-plant operators'
     8112 'Mineral-ore- & stone-processing plant operators'
     8113 'Well-drillers & borers, etc. workers'
     8120 'METAL-PROCESSING PLANT OPERATORS'
     8121 'Ore & metal furnace operators'
     8122 'Metal melters, casters & rolling-mill operators'
     8123 'Metal heat-treating plant operators'
     8124 'Metal drawers & extruders'
     8130 'GLASS, CERAMICS, ETC. PLANT OPERATORS'
     8131 'Glass & ceramics kiln, etc. machine operators'
     8139 'Glass, ceramics, etc. plant operators nec'
     8140 'WOOD-PROCESSING & PAPERMAKING PLANT OPERATORS'
     8141 'Wood-processing plant operators [incl. Sawyer]'
     8142 'Paper-pulp plant operators'
     8143 'Papermaking plant operators'
     8150 'CHEMICAL-PROCESSING PLANT OPERATORS'
     8151 'Crushing grinding & chemical-mixing machinery operators'
     8152 'Chemical heat-treating plant operators'
     8153 'Chemical-?ltering & separating-equipment operators'
     8154 'Chemical-still & reactor operators'
     8155 'Petroleum & natural-gas re?ning plant operators'
     8159 'Chemical-processing plant operators nec'
     8160 'POWER-PRODUCTION, ETC. PLANT OPERATORS'
     8161 'Power-production plant operators'
     8162 'Steam-engine & boiler operators [incl. Stoker, Ship Engine Room Ratings]'
     8163 'Incinerator water-treatment, etc. plant operators [incl. Sewage Plant Operator]'
     8170 'AUTOMATED ASSEMBLY-LINE & INDUSTRIAL-ROBOT OPER-TORS'
     8171 'Automated assembly-line operators'
     8172 'Industrial-robot operators'
     8200 'MACHINE OPERATORS & ASSEMBLERS'
     8210 'METAL- & MINERAL-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS'
     8211 'Machine-tool operators [incl. Machine Operator nfs]'
     8212 'Cement & other mineral products machine operators'
     8220 'CHEMICAL-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS'
     8221 'Pharmaceutical & toiletry products machine operators'
     8222 'Ammunition & explosive-products machine operators'
     8223 'Metal-?nishing, -plating, & -coating machine operators [incl. Electroplater, Fettler]'
     8224 'Photographic-products machine operators'
     8229 'Chemical-products machine operators nec'
     8230 'RUBBER- & PLASTIC-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS'
     8231 'Rubber-products machine operators'
     8232 'Plastic-products machine operators'
     8240 'WOOD-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS'
     8250 'PRINTING, BINDING & PAPER-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERA-TORS'
     8251 'Printing-machine operators'
     8252 'Bookbinding-machine operators'
     8253 'Paper-products machine operators'
     8260 'TEXTILE, FUR & LEATHER-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS'
     8261 'Fiber-preparing, spinning & winding machine operators'
     8262 'Weaving- & knitting-machine operators'
     8263 'Sewing-machine operators'
     8264 'Bleaching-, dyeing- & cleaning-machine operators [incl. Launderer]'
     8265 'Fur- & leather-preparing-maching operators'
     8266 'Shoemaking-, etc. machine operators'
     8269 'Textile, fur & leather-products machine operators nec'
     8270 'FOOD, ETC. PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS'
     8271 'Meat- & ?sh-processing machine operators'
     8272 'Dairy-products machine operators'
     8273 'Grain- & spice-milling machine operators'
     8274 'Baked-goods cereal & chocolate products machine operators'
     8275 'Fruit-, vegetable- & nut-processing machine operators'
     8276 'Sugar-production machine operators'
     8277 'Tea-, coffee- & cocoa-processing machine operators'
     8278 'Brewers-, wine & other beverage machine operators'
     8279 'Tobacco-production machine operators'
     8280 'ASSEMBLERS'
     8281 'Mechanical-machinery assemblers [incl. Car Assembly-Line Worker]'
     8282 'Electrical-equipment assemblers'
     8283 'Electronic-equipment assemblers'
     8284 'Metal, rubber & plastic products assemblers'
     8285 'Wood, etc. products assemblers'
     8286 'Paperboard, textile, etc. products assemblers'
     8290 'OTHER MACHINE OPERATORS & ASSEMBLERS'
     8300 'DRIVERS & MOBILE-PLANT OPERATORS'
     8310 'LOCOMOTIVE-ENGINE DRIVERS, ETC. WORKERS'
     8311 'Locomotive-engine drivers'
     8312 'Railway brakers signalers & shunters'
     8320 'MOTOR-VEHICLE DRIVERS [incl. Driver nfs]'
     8321 'Motorcycle drivers'
     8322 'Car, taxi & van drivers [incl. Taxi Owner nfs]'
     8323 'Bus & tram drivers'
     8324 'Heavy truck & lorry drivers'
     8330 'AGRICULTURAL & OTHER MOBILE PLANT OPERATORS'
     8331 'Motorized farm & forestry plant operators [incl. Tractor Driver, Combine Harvester Operator]'
     8332 'Earth-moving, etc. plant operators [incl. Bulldozer Driver, Dredge Operator, Road-Roller Driver]'
     8333 'Crane, hoist, etc. plant operators'
     8334 'Lifting-truck operators'
     8340 'SHIPS DECK CREWS, ETC. WORKERS [incl. Boatman, Deck Hand, Sailor, Ship Deck Ratings]'
     8400 'SEMISKILLED WORKERS NFS [incl. Production Process Worker nfs, Factory Worker nfs]'
     9000 'ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS'
     9100 'SALES & SERVICES ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS'
     9110 'STREET VENDORS, ETC. WORKERS'
     9111 'Street food vendors'
     9112 'Street vendors nonfood products [incl. Hawker, Peddler, Newsvendor, Rag Picker, Scavenger]'
     9113 'Door-to-door & telephone salespersons [incl. Solicitor, Canvasser]'
     9120 'STREET SERVICES ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS [incl. Billposter, Shoeshiner, Car Window Washer]'
     9130 'DOMESTIC, ETC. HELPERS, CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS'
     9131 'Domestic helpers & cleaners [incl. Housemaid, Housekeeper nfs]'
     9132 'Helpers & cleaners in establishments [Kitchen Hand, Chambermaid]'
     9133 'Hand-launderers & pressers'
     9140 'BUILDING CARETAKERS, WINDOW, ETC. CLEANERS'
     9141 'Building caretakers [incl. Janitor, Sexton, Verger]'
     9142 'Vehicle, window, etc. cleaners'
     9150 'MESSENGERS, PORTERS, DOORKEEPERS, ETC. WORKERS'
     9151 'Messengers, package & luggage porters & deliverers [incl. Elevator Attendant, Bellboy, Messenger]'
     9152 'Doorkeepers, watchpersons, etc. workers [incl. Amusement Park Attendant, Ticket Collector, Usher, Watchman nfs, '+
    'Park At'
     9153 'Vending-maching money collectors, meter readers, etc. workers'
     9160 'GARBAGE COLLECTORS, ETC. LABORERS'
     9161 'Garbage collectors [incl. Dustman]'
     9162 'Sweepers, etc. laborers [incl. Odd-Job Worker]'
     9200 'AGRICULTURAL, FISHERY, ETC. LABORERS'
     9210 'AGRICULTURAL, FISHERY, ETC. LABORERS'
     9211 'Farm-hands & laborers [incl. Cow Herd, Farm Helper, Fruit Picker]'
     9212 'Forestry laborers'
     9213 'Fishery, hunting & trapping laborers'
     9300 'LABORERS IN MINING, CONSTRUCTION, MANUFACTURING & TRANSPORT [incl. Unskilled Worker nfs]'
     9310 'MINING & CONSTRUCTION LABORERS'
     9311 'Mining & quarrying laborers'
     9312 'Construction & maintenance laborers: roads, dams, etc. [incl. Navvy, Shoveller, Railway Trackworker]'
     9313 'Building construction laborers [incl. Handyman, Hod Carrier]'
     9320 'MANUFACTURING LABORERS'
     9321 'Assembling laborers [incl. Sorter, Bottle Sorter, Winder, Checker nfs, Grader nfs]'
     9322 'Handpackers & other manufacturing laborers  [incl. Crater, Labeler]'
     9330 'TRANSPORT LABORERS & FREIGHT HANDLERS'
     9331 'Hand or pedal vehicle drivers [incl. Rickshaw Driver]'
     9332 'Drivers of animal-drawn vehicles & machinery'
     9333 'Freight handlers [incl. Docker, Loader, Longshoreman, Remover, Stevedore]'
     9990 'Not applicable'
     9998 "Can't choose"
     9999 'Decline to answer' /.


   SE9C_2 'se9c_2 What is your job title (EGP class)'+
   SE10C_2 'se10c_2 What is his/her job title (EGP class)'*

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Higher service'
     2 'Lower service'
     3 'Routine clerical/sales'
     4 'Small employers'
     5 'Independent'
     7 'Manual foremen'
     8 'Skilled manual'
     9 'Semi-Unskilled manual'
    10 'Farm workers'
    11 'Farmers/farm managers'
    98 "Can't choose"
    99 'Decline to answer'/

   +DON'T HAVE DATA OF CHINA
   * CHINA,HONG KONG, KOREA, MALAYSIA, AND MONGOLIA DIDN'T ASK 


   SE9C_3 'se9c_3 Extended application. Elite vs. Mass'+
   SE10C_3 'se10c_3 Extended application. Elite vs. Mass'*

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Elite'
     2 'Mass'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer'/

   +DON'T HAVE DATA OF CHINA
   * CHINA,HONG KONG, KOREA, MALAYSIA, AND MONGOLIA DIDN'T ASK 

   SE9C_4 'se9c_4 Extended applicable. White vs. blue collar'+
   SE10C_4 'se10c_4 Extended applicable. White vs. blue collar'*

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Non-manual white collar workers'
     2 'Manual blue collar workers'
     8 "Can't choose"
     9 'Decline to answer'/

   +DON'T HAVE DATA OF CHINA
   * CHINA,HONG KONG, KOREA, MALAYSIA, AND MONGOLIA DIDN'T ASK 



   SE9D 'se9d Are you currently seeking employment?'+
   SE10D 'se10d Is he or she currently seeking employment?'*

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Yes (Currently unemployed but seeking work'
     2 'No (Not currently employed and not seeking work)'
     3 'Never employed'
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   SE9E 'se9e What is your current status?'+
   SE10E 'se10e What is his or her current status?'*

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Homemaker'
     2 'Student'
     3 'Retired'
     4 'Person with disabilities'
     5 'Unemployed'
     6 'Other'
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   +DON'T HAVE DATA OF CHINA
   * CHINA,HONG KONG, KOREA, MALAYSIA, AND MONGOLIA DIDN'T ASK 


   SE10 'se10.  Are you the main earner in your household?'*
 
    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No'
     8 'Can't choose'
     9 'Decline to answer' /

     * Hong Kong, Korea, China, Mongolia, and Malaysia didn't ask this question.
  
   SE11 'se11 What language do you speak the most in the home?'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Only local language'
     2 'Mostly local language'
     3 'A mixture of local and official language'
     4 'Mostly official language'
     5 'Only official language'
     8 'Can't choose'
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   * SINGAPORE HAS A DIFFERENT CODING AND IS EXCLUDED. KOREA AND MONGOLIA DIDN'T ASK THIS QUESTION.

   SE11A 'se11 What is your racial or ethnic background '

     -1 'Missing'
     98 "Can't choose"
     99 'Decline to answer'

     KOREA
     301 'Korean'
     302 'Korean Chinese'
     303 'Vietnamese'

     CHINA
     401 'Han'
     402 'Mongolian'
     403 'Hui'
     404 'Tibet'
     405 'Urger'
     406 'Miao'
     407 'Yi'
     408 'Zhuang'
     409 'Buyi'
     410 'Korean'
     411 'Man'
     412 'Dong'
     413 'Yao'
     414 'Bai'
     415 'Tujia'
     416 'Hani'
     418 'Dai'
     419 'Li'
     420 'Lisu'
     423 'Gaoshan'
     425 'Shui'
     430 'Tu'
     431 'Daerhan'
     433 'Qiang'
     434 'Nu'
     499 'Other'

     MONGOLIA
     501 'Khalkh'
     502 'Kazak'
     503 'Other'

     PHILIPPINES
     601 'Bicol'
     602 'Ifugao'
     603 'gorot'
     604 'Ilocano'
     605 'Ilonggo'
     606 'Cebuano'
     607 'Chinese'
     608 'Japanese'
     609 'Maguindanao'
     610 'Maranao'
     611 'Spanish'
     612 'Tagalog'
     613 'Tausug'
     614 'Yakan'
     615 'Waray'
     616 'Aklanon'
     617 'Visaya'
     618 "B'laan"
     619 'Boholano'
     620 'Badjao'
     621 'Basilan'
     622 'Batangeno'
     623 'Camigueno'
     624 'Caviteno'
     625 'Davaoeno'
     626 'Gaddang'
     627 'Higaonon'
     628 'Hiligaynon'
     629 'Ibanag'
     630 'Iranon'
     631 'Itawes'
     632 'Kapampangan'
     633 'Karay-a'
     634 'Leyteno'
     635 'Masbateno'
     636 'Pangasinense'
     637 'Subanen'
     638 'Surigaonon'
     639 'Talacugon'
     640 "T'boli"

     TAIWAN
     701 'Hakka'
     702 'Min-nan'
     703 'Mainlander'
     704 'Aboriginal'
     705 'Other'
     706 'Vietnamese'
     707 'Indonesian'
     708 'Overseas Chinese'
     709 'Filipino'

     THAILAND 
     801 'Thai'
     802 'Chinese'
     803 'Malayu'
     804 'Indian'
     805 'Mon People'
     806 'Lao'
     807 'Tribe'
     808 'Other'

     INDONESIA
     901 'Jawa'
     902 'Sunda'
     903 'Melayu'
     904 'Madura'
     905 'Bugis'
     906 'Betawi'
     907 'Batak'
     908 'Minang'
     909 'Bali'
     910 'Banten'
     911 'Other'

     SINGAPORE
     1001 'Chinese'
     1002 'Malay'
     1003 'Indian'
     1004 'Others' 

     VIETNAM
     1101 'Kinh'
     1102 'Hoa'
     1103 'Khome'
     1104 'Thai'
     1105 'Day'
     1106 'Ede'
     1107 'Nung'
     1108 "H'Mong"

     CAMBODIA
     1201 'Khmer'
     1202 'Cham'
     1203 'Chinese'
     1204 'Vietnamese'
     1205 'Lao'
     1206 'Phnong'
     1207 'Kouy'
     1208 'Brao'
     1209 'Jarai'

     MALAYSIA
     1301 'Malay'
     1302 'Chinese'
     1303 'Indian'
     1304 'Melanau'
     1305 'Iban'
     1306 'Bidayuh'
     1307 'Others'

     MYANMAR
     14001 'Kachin'
     14002 'Tarone'
     14003 'Dalanung'
     14004 'Jinghpaw'
     14005 'Guari'
     14006 'Hkahku'
     14007 'Duleng'
     14008 'Maru'
     14009 'Rawang'
     14010 'Lashi'
     14011 'Atsi'
     14012 'Lisu'
     14013 'Kayah'
     14014 'Zayein'
     14015 'Ka-Yun'
     14016 'Gheko'
     14017 'Kebar'
     14018 'Bre'
     14019 'Manu Manaw'
     14020 'Yin Talai'
     14021 'Yin Baw'
     14022 'Kayin'
     14023 'Kayinpyu'
     14024 'Pa-Le-Chi'
     14025 'Mon Kayin'
     14026 'Sgaw'
     14027 'Ta-Lay Pwa'
     14028 'Paku'
     14029 'Bwe'
     14030 'Monnepwa'
     14031 'Monpwa'
     14032 'Shu'
     14033 'Chin'
     14034 'Meithei'
     14035 'Saline'
     14036 'Ka-Lin-Kaw'
     14037 'Khami'
     14038 'Awa Khami'
     14039 'Khawno'
     14040 'Kaungso'
     14041 'Kaung Saing Chin'
     14042 'Kwelshin'
     14043 'Kwangli'
     14044 'Gunte'
     14045 'Gwete'
     14046 'Ngorn'
     14047 'Siyin'
     14048 'Sentang'
     14049 'Saing Zan'
     14050 'Za-How'
     14051 'Zotung'
     14052 'Zo-Pe'
     14053 'Zo'
     14054 'Zahnyet'
     14055 'Tapong'
     14056 'Tiddim'
     14057 'Tay-Zan'
     14058 'Taishon'
     14059 'Thado'
     14060 'Torr'
     14061 'Dim'
     14062 'Dai'
     14063 'Naga'
     14064 'Tanghkul'
     14065 'Malin'
     14066 'Panun'
     14067 'Magun'
     14068 'Matu'
     14069 'Miram'
     14070 'Mi-er'
     14071 'Mgan'
     14072 'Lushei'
     14073 'Laymyo'
     14074 'Lyente'
     14075 'Lawhtu'
     14076 'Lai'
     14077 'Laizao'
     14078 'Mro'
     14079 'Haulngo'
     14080 'Anu'
     14081 'Anun'
     14082 'Oo-Pu'
     14083 'Lhinbu'
     14084 'Asho'
     14085 'Rongtu'
     14086 'Bamar'
     14087 'Dawei'
     14088 'Beik'
     14089 'Yaw'
     14090 'Yabein'
     14091 'Kadu'
     14092 'Ganan'
     14093 'Salone'
     14094 'Hpon'
     14095 'Mon'
     14096 'Rakhine'
     14097 'Kamein'
     14098 'KweMyi'
     14099 'Daingnet'
     14100 'Maramagyi'
     14101 'Mro'
     14102 'Thet'
     14103 'Shan'
     14104 'Yun'
     14105 'Kwi'
     14106 'Pyin'
     14107 'Yao'
     14108 'Danaw'
     14109 'Pale'
     14110 'Eng'
     14111 'Son'
     14112 'Khamu'
     14113 'Kaw'
     14114 'Kokant'
     14115 'KhamtiShan'
     14116 'Hkun'
     14117 'Taungyo'
     14118 'Danu'
     14119 'Palaung'
     14120 'Man Zi'
     14121 'Yin Kya'
     14122 'Yin Net'
     14123 'Shan Gale'
     14124 'ShanGyi'
     14125 'Lahu'
     14126 'Intha'
     14127 'Eikswair'
     14128 'Pa-O'
     14129 'Tai-Loi'
     14130 'Tai-Lem'
     14131 'Tai-Lon'
     14132 'Tai-Lay'
     14133 'Maingtha'
     14134 'Maw Shan'
     14135 'Wa'
     14136 'Chinese'
     14137 'Indian (Hindu)'
     14138 'Bengali'
     14139 'Rohingya'
     14140 'Shan-Pa O'
     14141 'Shan- Chinese'
     14142 'Gawrakhar'
     14143 'Shan-Myanmar'
     14144 'Kayin-Chinese'
     14145 'Min Dat Chin'/.

  Note: Dind't asked in Japan and Hong Kong

   SE12 'se12 Where would you place your family on the following scale?-10 scales'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Lowest status'
     2 '2'
     3 '3'
     4 '4'
     5 '5'
     6 '6'
     7 '7'
     8 '8'
     9 '9'
     10 'Highest status'
     97 'Do not undersand the question'
     98 'Can't choose'
     99 'Decline to answer' /

*HK has only 5 scales

   SE12a 'se12a Where would you place your family on the following scale?-5 scales'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 Lower class
     2 Lower-middle class
     3 Middle class
     4 Upper-middle class
     5 Upper class
     8 Can't choose
     9 Decline to naswer

    
   SE13A 'se13a Where would you put yourself on this staircase?'*
   SE13B 'se13b Where would you put your parents on this staircase?'*
   SE13C 'se13c Where would you put your children on this staircase?'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Poorest'
     2 '2'
     3 '3'
     4 '4'
     5 '5'
     6 '6'
     7 '7'
     8 '8'
     9 '9'
     10 'Richest'
     97 'Do not understand the question'
     98 "Can't choose"
     99 'Decline to answer' /

    * CHINA AND TAIWAN DIDN'T ASK THIS QUESTION.


   SE14 'se14 Annual or monthly household income'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Lowest quintile'
     2 '2 nd'
     3 '3rd'
     4 '4th '
     5 'Highest quintile'
     8 'Can't choose'
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   SE14A    'se14a Does the total income of your household allow you to satisfactorily cover your needs?'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 'Our income covers the needs well, we can save'
     2 'Our income covers the needs all right, without much difficulties'
     3 'Our income does not cover the needs, there are difficulties'
     7 'Do not understand the question'
     8 'Can't choose'
     9 'Decline to answer' /

   SE 15 'Do you or your family own the following?'*
   
   SE15A 'se15a Car/Jeep'   
   SE15B 'se15b Tractor'
   SE15C 'se15c Color or B/W television'
   SE15D 'se15d Cable TV'
   SE15E 'se15e Scooter/motorcycle/moped'
   SE15F 'se15f Telephone'
   SE15G 'se15g Mobile phone'
   SE15H 'se15h Electric fan/cooler'
   SE15I 'se15i Bicycle'
   SE15J 'se15j Radio/transistor'
   SE15K 'se15k pumping set'
   SE15L 'se15l Fridge'
   SE15M 'se15m Camera'
   SE15N 'se15n Goats/sheep'
   SE15O 'se15o Cows/Buffalo'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No'
     9 'Decline to answer' /


   SE15A_1 'se15a_1 How many?'
   SE15N_1 'se15n_1 How many'
   SE15O_1 'se15o_1 How many?'

     -1 'Missing'
      0 'Not applicable'
      9998 "Can't choose"
      9999 'Decline to answer'/.

  * THIS SERIES OF QUESTIONS NOT ASKED IN CHINA, HONG KONG, KOREA, MONGOLIA, TAIWAN, SINGAPORE, 
    MALAYSIA, AND MYANMAR.  


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	                              Interview Record
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   IR1 "ir1 Interviewer's number"

   -1 'Missing'/


   IR2 'ir2 Is this the first questionnaire you have completed?'

    -1'Misisng'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No' /

   IR2A "ir2a Interviewer's gender"

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Male'
     2 'Female' /


   IR2B "ir2b Interviewer's Age"

     -1 'Missing'
     90 'Not applicable' /


   IR2C 'ir2c What kind of language do you normally use at home?'*

    * KOREA, JAPAN, AND HONG KONG DIDN'T ASK THIS QUESTION.

      -1 'Missing'

     KONG KONG
     201 'Mostly Cantonese'

     CHINA
     401 'Official Language'
     402 'Dialects'

     MONGOLIA
     501 'Mongolian'

     PHILIPPINES
     601 'Bicolano'
     602 'Cebuano'
     603 'English'
     604 'Ilocano'
     605 'Ilonggo'
     606 'Tagalog'
     607 'Others'

     TAIWAN
     701 'Only or mostly offical language (Mandarin)'
     702 'A mixture of Mandarin and Min-nan'
     703 'A mixture of Mandarin and Hakka'
     704 'A mixture of Min-nan and Hakka'
     705 'Only or mostly Min-nan'
     706 'Only or mostly Hakka'
     201 'Mostly Cantonese'

     THAILAND
     801 'Official language'
     802 'Northern language'
     803 'Esan language'
     804 'Southern language'
     805 'Malayu language'
     806 'Others'

    INDONESIA
     901 'Bahasa Indonesia'
     902 'Other languages'

     SINGAPORE
     1001 'English'
     1002 'Mandarin'
     1003 'Chinese dialect'

     VIETNAM
     1101 'Vietnamese'

     CAMBODIA
     1201 'Khmer'

     MALAYSIA
     1301 'Malay and others'
     1302 'Chinese'
     1303 'Sarawak and others'
     1304 'Iban and others'
     1305 'English and others'
     1306 'Other'

     MYANAMAR
     1401 'Myanmar'
     1402 'Kachin'
     1403 'Mon' /.


   IR3    'ir3 In the interview, other than the respondent, were others present?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No' /


   IR3A 'ir3a Who were they?'

    -1 'Missing'
     0 'Not applicable'
     1 "Respondent's spouse"
     2 'Children' 
     3 'Parents or parents-in-law'
     4 'Neighbors/Passers by'
     5 'Party/government offical'
     6 'Others'/   


   IR4    'ir4 Has the respondent ever refused to be interviewed during the whole process?'

    -1 'Misisng'
     1 'Yes. Right at the beginning of the interview'
     2 'Yes. In the middle of the interview. '
     3 'Yes. Towards the end of the interview. '
     4 'Never' /

   IR5 'ir5 Has the respondent ever felt impatient during the interview?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Never '
     2 'Occasionally'
     3 'Sometimes'
     4 'Always'
 

   IR6 'ir6 How cooperative was the respondent during the interview?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Highly cooperative '
     2 'Fairly cooperative '
     3 'Not very cooperative ' /


   IR7    'ir7 How sincere was the respondent when answering sensitive questions?'

    -1 'Missing' 
     1 'Highly sincerely'
     2 'Fairly sincere'
     3 'Not  sincere/not very sincere' /


   IR8    'ir8 What proportion of the questions do you feel the respondent had the difficulty 
       answering?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'All'
     2 'Most'
     3 'Some'
     4 'Few'
     5 'None' /

   IR10 'ir10 Language in which interview was conducted'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Native language or dialect (mother tongue) of the respondent'
     2 'The main language of the country but not the native language or dialect (mother tongue) 
       of the respondent'
     3 'The main language of the region/localities but not the native language or dialect 
       (mother tongue) of the respondent'/

     * Japan, Hong Kong, KOREA AND MONGOLIA DIDN'T ASK THIS QUESTION. 


   IR10A    'ir10a Was the interview conducted with the assistance of an interpreter?'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No' /
 
    * Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Mongolia, and Malaysia didn't ask this question. 
     

   IR11A    "ir11a What is the condition of the road leading to interviewee's residence?"*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Wide enough for car and paved with asphalt, cement or man-ma'
     2 'Not wide enough for car, but paved with asphalt, cement or m'
     3 'Paved with stone'
     4 'Unpaved/dirt road'
     5 'Muddy' 
     6 'Other'/*

    *Japan, Hong Kond and Korea didn't ask this question

    IR11B    'ir11b Is there tape water in the household?'*
    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Yes'
     2 'No'
     3 "Can't determine"

    IR11B_2    'ir11b Please identify the main source of drinking water in the household?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Tap water inside the house'
     2 'Shared tap water in the public place'
     3 'Handbump for groundwater'
     4 'Shared handbump for groundwater'
     5 'Form river, pound or lake'
     6 'Buy water'*
     7 "Can't determine" /

    *Japan, Hong Kond, China and Korea didn't ask this question


   IR11C 'ir11c Is electricity the main source of lighting in the house?'*
   IR11D 'ir11d Is this neighborhood covered by mobil phone network?'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Yes '
     2 'No '
     3 "Don't know" /

    *Japan, Hong Kond and Korea didn't ask this question

   IR11E    "ir11e In terms of walking distance, how far is it between the nearest public 
       transportation stop (bus, train, ferry, tram, etc.) and the respondent's house?"*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Less than 10 minutes by walking '
     2 'Less than 20 minutes '
     3 'Less than 40 minutes '
     4 'Less than an hour '
     5 'Less than two hours '
     6 'Less than three hours '
     7 'Less than four hours '
     8 'More than fours hours ' /

    *Japan, Hong Kond didn't ask this question.

   IR12    'ir12 Were the following services present within the neighborhood, estimate the distance 
        of services by ..'*

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'walking'
     2 'Easy driving' /

    *Japan, Hong Kond and Korea didn't ask this question

   IR12A 'ir12a. Post-office'*
   IR12B 'ir12b. School'*
   IR12C 'ir12c. Police station'*
   IR12D 'ir12d. Sewerage system that most houses could access'**
   IR12E 'ir12e. Health clinic'
   IR12F 'ir12f. Signal for cellular phone'**
   IR12G 'ir12g. Recreational facilities, e.g., a sports field'**
   IR12H    'ir12h. Any churches, mosques, temples or other public places of worship'**
   IR12I    'ir12i. Any town halls or community buildings that can be used for meetings'**
   IR12J 'ir12j. Market stalls (selling groceries and/or clothing)'**

    -1 'Missing' 
     1 'Walking Yes'
     2 'Walking No'
     3 'Driving Yes'
     4 'Driving No'
     9 "Can't determine" /

    *Japan, Hong Kond didn't ask this question.
    **Japan, Hong Kond and Korea didn't ask this question
 
   IR13    'ir13 Which of the following levels within the country the respondent live?'

    -1 'Missing'
     1 'Capital or Megacity (1 million population plus)'
     2 'Regional center or Other major cities (100,000 plus)'
     3 'Small city or town (less than 100,000 people)'
     4 'Village or countryside' / .


   W 'Weight factor' .*

   * Korea and Indoensia do not have weight factor. All the cases are assigned 1.
   ***Hong Kong don't have any data in "   Interview Record" except ir11b and ir13.
   