2456|SOCIAL FRAUD

— Degree of agreement with different phrases about the work: work is only a means of making a living; he would love to have a paid job even if he didn't need the money; a person is only done through work. — Affirmation about the work that best describes your feelings: you have to work only what you need to live; it is necessary to work as well as possible but without interfering with other aspects of life; you have to work hard and hard to get to something. — Preference between: be an employed or self-employed person; work for a medium or small enterprise or a large undertaking; work for a national company or for a large company; working in a private company or for the State; being employed or self-employed. — Importance that have various causes when it comes to explaining the problem of unemployment: the comfort of the people; government policy; the high cost of redundancies; the lack of investment of entrepreneurs; lack of preparation of workers; the arrival of immigrant workers and new technologies. — Opinion on whether a greater willingness of people to change places of residence would give them a greater job opportunity. — Opinion on the frequency with which people who are collecting unemployment insurance are, in turn, doing ‘push’ on their own. Causes for which he believes such situations occur. — Degree of agreement with different phrases on unemployment benefits and the persons receiving them: most unemployed people would be able to get a job if they proposed it; being unemployed is the greatest misfortune that can happen to a person; if it were not for the benefits enough families would have a very bad time; most of those who receive the benefits do not do anything useful in that time; no one is standing for pleasure; if the subsidies were not so generous people would learn to fend for themselves. — Degree of justification for different behaviours: park the car in double row; not respecting road speed limits; engineer them to pay less taxes; throwing garbage in public places; work and collect unemployment; agree with traders or professionals not to include VAT on invoices; not declaring all income in income tax; pretending to be invalid in order to obtain an early retirement; collect retirement and keep working; use prescriptions from a pensioner; employ workers who receive the subsidy. — Opinion on the frequency at which people: does not declare all of your income in income tax; simulate an illness in order to obtain a leave from work or an invalidity in order to obtain an early retirement; use prescriptions from a pensioner; agree not to include VAT on invoices; they work while receiving unemployment insurance or being retired. — Opinion on the adequacy of the efforts made by the Administration to fight fraud in general. Opinion on whether the Administration has sufficient means to fight fraud. — Valuation of the agricultural subsidy (PER). Opinion on whether the agricultural subsidy is granted to those in need or whether it is abused. — Opinion on whether there is a lot of fraud with agricultural subsidies and types of fraud. Opinion on the sufficiency of controls to combat the fraud of agricultural subsidies. — Opinion on the influence it would have on unemployment to hinder access to agricultural subsidies. — Degree to which it justifies that someone who is working collects the agricultural subsidy at the same time. — Attitude of denunciation that I would adopt in the case of knowing someone who committed some fraud in the agricultural subsidy. ONLY IN ANDALUSIA: — Current collection of the agricultural subsidy, by the interviewee or a family member, or collection in the past. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in March 2000 general elections.