2050|MARCH 1993 BAROMETER

— Evaluation of the economic situation of Spain, current and prospective to one year. — Opinion on the need for a social pact between government, trade unions and employers. — Opinion on the willingness to reach agreements on: Government, trade unions and employers. — Development of your opinion in the last year on: trade unions and employers. — Opinion on the frequency of fraud in the collection of unemployment insurance. — Opinion on the impact of the elimination of unemployment fraud on the number of unemployed persons. — Attitude towards different measures: denying the allowance to those who refuse reasonable offers of work and to compel persons who receive unemployment to undertake vocational training. — Evaluation of the Government in the fight against unemployment. — Opinions on the Government’s economic performance: it cares about the interests of the country, is not sensitive to the needs of the people, takes necessary measures even if they are unpopular, it is lacking in ideas and political initiative. — Confidence in the Government’s ability to improve the economic situation. — Opinion on whether the Popular Party offers alternative measures to improve the economic situation. — Opinion on the evolution of the economic situation if it had governed the PP. — Opinion on which party is best able to cope with the economic situation for the future. — Assessment of the political situation in the country. — Evaluation of the management of the Government and the opposition. — Evaluation of Felipe González’s work as Prime Minister. Approval of its work. — One-year retrospective evaluation of his opinion of political parties: CDS, IU, PP, PSOE, CiU and PNV. — Knowledge and assessment of political leaders: Julio Anguita, José Antonio Ardanza, José Mª Aznar, Rafael Calvo Ortega, Manuel Fraga, Felipe González, Alfonso Guerra, Jordi Pujol and Narcís Serra. — Opinion on Government alternatives. In his case, parties that he would like to form coalition government with the PSOE or the PP respectively. — Feelings that would inspire a hypothetical victory of the PP in the next general election. — Opinion on the evolution of the situation if the PP won the next general elections. — Degree of confidence in José María Aznar as Prime Minister. — Opinion on the possibilities of the People’s Party in the next general elections. — Intention to vote in an alleged general election. — Political party for which you feel more sympathy in the general elections. — Opinion on business hours: they must be established by the traders themselves or by a law on a general basis, and it benefits consumers more than it hurts or harms traders too much. — Attitude to the opening on Sundays and holidays of the trade. — Opinion on the need for a limit to the nighttime hours of entertainment and entertainment venues. — Opinion on the main problems that the neighborhood suffers from entertainment venues. If applicable, time when they should close daily days and holidays and weekends. — Opinion about the opening at night of bars, pubs and nightclubs: more frequent, more annoying problems for the neighborhood and more serious. — Existence in your neighborhood of bars, pubs or nightclubs that cause problems due to the night opening. — Administration you believe should be responsible for solving the problems arising from the nighttime opening of entertainment and entertainment venues. — Opinion on the degree of compliance by bars and nightclubs with regard to: schedules, safety, noises, drugs. Opinion on the degree of rigour in the enforcement of these rules by the authorities. — Attitude towards the prohibition of alcoholic beverages from a certain time in places of leisure and fun. Opinion on the influence of this measure on the problems that occur in the nighttime opening of entertainment and entertainment venues. — Ideological self-location scale (1-10) of the person interviewed. — Vote recall in October 1989 general elections.