2294|JULY 1998 BAROMETER

— More important problems in Spain and problems that affect you most — Degree of concern about various issues that currently affect Spaniards — Interest with which he follows the World Football Championship of France. Degree of interest after the elimination of the Spanish national team — Degree of monitoring of the broadcasts of the matches of the football world Cup. Place or people with whom you watch the matches — Evaluation of the current, retrospective and forward-looking economic situation to one year — Most important reason to make your purchases in: department stores, stores/boutiques, supermarkets and hypermarkets — Frequency with which you personally make the usual purchase of cleaning products, food and drinks and the purchase of clothing and footwear. Places where you usually make these purchases — Use of the opening of commercial establishments on holidays permitted by law to make the usual purchase — Frequency with which you would go to make your usual purchase on holidays if the shops could open those days — Attitude to the limitation of business hours: they must be freely established by traders or by general regulations — Degree of personal injury due to the current limitation of business hours — Preference for full freedom or the limitation of business hours — Evaluation of the political situation of the current, retrospective and prospective country to one year — Knowledge and scale of assessment of political leaders — Assessment of the management that the PP Government is doing — Assessment of the political performance of the PSOE since it has been in the opposition — Knowledge and appreciation of the ministers who form the Government — Confidence that inspires José Mª Aznar, Joaquín Almunia and Josep Borrell — Intention to vote in general elections — Affinity with political parties — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee — Vote recall in 1996 general elections — Vote fidelity in March 1996 general elections — Electoral volatility in general elections in March 1996 — Employment and unemployment expectations