2079|PERCEPTION OF SOCIAL FRAUD
Description
- Assessment of the interviewee's personal situation.
- Assessment of the general situation in the country.
- Values and characteristics of Spaniards.
- Scale of assessment of a series of fraudulent behaviours related to finance and social security.
- Spanish demand for public services.
- Responsibility of Spaniards in fulfilling their duties as citizens.
- Opinion on taxes.
- Evaluation of the benefits that society receives, derived from taxes.
Knowledge and motivations of a series of behaviours of employers to pay less taxes and social security contributions.
- Frequency scale and degree of justification for a series of fraudulent personal behaviors related to the Treasury and Social Security.
- Scale of assessment of a series of fraudulent personal behaviors related to the Treasury and Social Security.
- Groups or sectors of society in which fraud is more common. their justifications.
- Efforts and means of the administration to combat fraud.
- Type of fraud with greater economic impact on the state.
- Consequences of all citizens complying well with their tax obligations.
- Priority in the eradication of fraudulent behaviour.
- Opinion on how much different types of fraud could be reduced if special measures were taken by the administration. Valuation of them.
- Values and personal characteristics.
- Scale of political ideology.
- Voting memory of the 1993 general election.
Personal psychological traits.
- Perception of social fraud.
Resources
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