2249|ATTITUDES TO THE SHADOW ECONOMY

— Number of children of the interviewee. — Situation of coexistence. — Number of people living in the household when the interviewee lives with at least one relative. How many household members: they are 16 or older, work full-time, work part-time/sporadically and how many are unemployed. — Social Security membership. Type of affiliation. — Origins of income received in the last month in the interviewee’s household. — Activities carried out in the last month: work, homework and study. — Characterisation of the work: working hours, periodicity, employment situation, place and weekly hours. — Performing some type of work in the last three months by those who answered that in the last month they did not work. — Opinion on the social values of the Spaniards. — Assessment of the degree of responsibility of Spaniards when fulfilling their obligations as citizens. — Opinion about the frequency with which different fraudulent behaviors occur and knowledge of people who have these behaviors. Degree of justification and opinion on the causes of these situations. — Knowledge of the ‘submerged economy’. — Concept of ‘submerged economy’. — Situations that include or consider as a shadow economy. — Personal knowledge of people who work (in companies and at home) without contract or Social Security and employers who hire illegal immigrant workers/without work permit. Opinion on the frequency with which these practices take place in the autonomous community of the interviewee and in Spain. — Two reasons, in order of importance, why some people work, and some employers hire, under irregular conditions. — Opinion on the evolution of the shadow economy in the last five years in the autonomous community of the interviewee and in Spain. — Opinion on the degree of benefit/damage of the shadow economy for the autonomous community and for Spain. — Degree of agreement with phrases on causes and consequences of the existence of black economy in Spain. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in the general elections of March 1996. — Job expectations of employment and unemployment. — Evaluation of various aspects of their current work compared to the general situation of the sector. — Type of unemployment benefit received by the unemployed.