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Cape Area Study 2005

South Africa, 2005
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Data file: CAS2005public

Variables: 567

Variables

f20
f20. How many of your five closest friends are also (f4) like you
f21
f21. How many of the five people you work with are also (f1) like you
f22
f22. How many of the five people you work with are also (f4) like you
f23
f23. In last 7 days socialised with friends who are not (f1)?
f24
f24. In last 7 days socilised with friends who are not (f4)?
f25
f25. Race relations in SA better or worse than in 1994?
f26
f26. Race relations in 2015 better or worse?
f27
f27. Since 2000 treated worse or benefited because you are (f1)?
f28
f28. Since 2000 treated worse or benefited because religion or language?
f29
f29. Since 2000 treated worse or benefited because you are man/woman?
f30
f30. Treated with less respect?
f31
f31. Served less well?
f32
f32. People afraid of you?
f33
f33. People act better than you?
f34
f34. Watched/followed in shops?
f35
f35. Anyone born in Africa is African?
f36_1
f36.1. What makes a person African - must be black?
f36_2
f36.2. What makes a person African - political involvement?
f36_3
f36.3. What makes a person African - ancestors must be from here?
f36_4
f36.4. What makes a person African - must have suffered under apartheid?
f36_5
f36.5. What makes a person African - must live in SA?
f36_6
f36.6. What makes a person African - must identify with Africa?
f36_7
f36.7. What makes a person African - must identify him/herself as African?
f36_8
f36.8. What makes a person African - other?
f36_8_other
f36_9
f36.9. Refused
f36_10
f36.10. Don't know
f37
f37. All races victims of apartheid
f38
f38. We don't talk about race issues enough
f39
f39. People should realize we are South Africans
f40
f40. What is your skin colour?
f41
f41. Will person make positive contribution?
f42
f42. Vignette version number
f43
f43. Do you approve of this outcome?
f44
f44. Vignette version number
f45
f45. Do you approve of this outcome?
f46
f46. Vignette version number
f47
f47. They can't be trusted
f48
f48. Vignette version number
f49
f49. They are more likely to commit crime
f50
f50. Vignette version number
g21
g21. Total household income
g22
g22. Number of rooms in house
g23
g23. Number of flush toilets
g24
g24. Where were you born?
g25
g25. When did you move to Cape Town?
g26
g26. Medical aid
g27
g27. Stokvel or Burial society
g28
g28. Bank account
g29
g29. Alimony or payment from outside household
g30
g30. Do you manage workers?
g31
g31. Hours worked last 7 days
g32_2
g32.2. How long working in current job - number of years
g32_1
g32.1. How long working in current job - number of months
g33
g33. How did you get your current job?
g33_other
g33. How did you get your current job_other?
g34
g34. Contribute to medical aid?
g35
g35. Contribute to a pension fund?
g36
g36. Contribute to UIF?
g37
g37. Which best describes you?
g38_2
g38.2. How long unemployed - number of years
g38_1
g38.1. How long unemployed - number of months
g39_1
g39.1. How long looking for work - number of years
g39_2
g39.2. How long looking for work - number of months
g40_1
g40.1. Sought assistance from members of household
g40_2
g40.2. sought assistance from relatives
g40_3
g40.3. Sought assistance from friends
g40_4
g40.4. Contacted an emloyment agency/trade union
g40_5
g40.5. Enquired at possible employers
g40_6
g40.6. Placed or answered advertisements
g40_7
g40.7. Looked in newspapers, noticeboards or internet
g40_8
g40.8. Waited at a place where casual workers hired
g40_10
g40.10. Sent CV to employers
g40_11
g40.11. Tried to start own business
g40_12
g40.12. Looked for work in any other way_specify
g40_12_other
h20
h20. Biological children 0-17, outside household
h21
h21. Biological children 18 and over outside household
h22
h22. Anyone miss work to look after/help you
h23
h23. Child stay home to look after/help you
h24
h24. Illness interfere with ability to look after children
h25
h25. Your own children sad because of your illness
h26
h26. Worried that you not being a good parent because you were sick
h27_1
h27.1. Expect to be alive at age 40?
h27_2
h27.2. Expect to be alive at age 50?
h27_3
h27.3. Expect to be alive at age 60?
h27_4
h27.4. Expect to be alive at age 70?
h27_5
h27.5. Expect to be alive at age 80?
h28_1
h28.1. Expect children to be alive at age 40?
h28_2
h28.2. Expect children to be alive at age 50?
h28_3
h28.3. Expect children to be alive at age 60?
h28_4
h28.4. Expect children to be alive at age 70?
h28_5
h28.5. Expect children to be alive at age 80?
c1
c1. SA going in right direction or wrong direction
c2
c2. Pay attention to government and politics
c3_1
c3.1. Most important problem - first mention
c3_1_other
c3.1. Most important problem - first mention_other
c3_2
c3.2. Most important problem - second mention
c3_2_other
c3.2. Most important problem - second mention_other
c4
c4. What position does Trevor Manuel hold?
c5
c5. What position does George Bush hold?
c6
c6. What position does Ebrahim Rasool hold?
c7
c7. What position does Nomaindia Mfeketo hold?
c8
c8. What position does Kofi Annan hold?
c9
c9. What position does Robert Mugabe hold?
c10
c10. How well has president Mbeki performed?
c11
c11. How well has Premier Rasool performed?
c12
c12. How much do you trust Thabo Mbeki?
c13
c13. How much do you trust Ebrahim Rasool?
c14
c14. How much do you trust the ANC?
c15
c15. How much do you trust the DA?
c16
c16. How much do you trust the Independent Democrats?
c17
c17. How much do you trust MP's who were in NNP and are now in ANC?
c18
c18. How much do you trust judges and magistrates?
c19
c19. Politics and government complicated
c20
c20. Would be able to get together with others to make elected leaders listen
c21
c21. In elections it doesn't make any difference whether you vote or not
c22
c22. How much do you think you can influence decisions taken by the CCC?
c23
c23. Close to any political party?
c24
c24. If yes in c23 which party?
c24_other
c24. If yes in c23 which party_other?
c25
c25. Who did you vote for in 1994?
c26
c26. Who did you vote for in 2004?
c27
c27. Who did you vote for in 2004?
c28
c28. Dissatisfied or satisfied with electricity
c29
c29. Dissatisfied or satisfied with water
c30
c30. Dissatisfied or satisfied with health clinics or hospitals
c31
c31. Dissatisfied or satisfied with bus and train services
c32
c32. Dissatisfied or satisfied with minibus taxi services
c33
c33. Dissatisfied or satisfied with police
c34
c34. Dissatisfied or satisfied with road repairs and construction
c35
c35. Dissatisfied or satisfied with housing
c36
c36. Dissatisfied or satisfied with refuse collection
c37
c37. Who is your local ward councilor?
c38
c38. Does your ward councilor report back to the voters?
c39_1
c39.1. Does the councilor report back through public meetings?
c39_2
c39.2. Does the councilor report back through pamphlets?'
c39_3
c39.3. Does the councilor report back through other people?
c39_4
c39.4. Don't know
c40
c40. Ever spoken to ward councilor?
c41
c41. How well has Mayor Mfeketo performed?
c42
c42. How well has your local ward councilor performed?
c43
c43. How much do you trust Mayor Mfeketo?
c44
c44. How much do you trust your local ward councilor?
c45
c45. Did vote in 2000 local elections?
i1
i1. Time of interviewed
i2_1
i2.1. English used during interview
i2_2
i2.2. Xhosa used during interview
i2_3
i2.3. Afrikaans used during interview
i2_4
i2.4. Other used during interview
i3
i3. Indicate respondents skin colour
i4
i4. Respondents vocabulary
i5
i5. Respondent act towards you
i6
i6. Additional comments about interview
a_9_other
a9 other option
b27_1other
b27_2other
b27_3other
b29
b29 version
b32
b32 version
d24_6
d24.6 groups of people help to keep neighbourhood safe
f_36_9
f.36.9 makes person an african - refused
f_36_10
f.36.10 makes person an african - dont know
c_39_1
c.39.1 how councilor reports back - public meetings
c_39_2
c.39.2 how councilor reports back - pamphlets
c_39_3
c.39.3 how councilor reports back - through other people
c_39_4
c.39.4 how councilor reports back - don't know
id_100
id_400
id_300
filter__
sysmis( i4) (filter)
source
who did survey
earace
eaperson
g1
g1. Line number
g3
g3. How old?
g4
g4. Household member male or female?
g5
g5. Relationship of this person to you?
g6
g6. Highest school grade completed?
g7
g7. Ever studied at higher education institutions?
g8
g8. Currently at educational institution
g9
g9. Why not at educational institution?
g10
g10. Relationship with someone who does not live in household?
g11
g11. Working or not in last 7 days
g12
g12. Does person want to work?
g13
g13. What kind of work does person do?
g14
g14. Main business
g16
g16. Total salary last month
g17
g17. Who receives grant?
g18
g18. Who does cooking and cleaning?
g19
g19. Who earns money to support household?
g20
g20. Who looks after children/sick?
h3
h3. General health of person
h4
h4. Expected health in 2010
h5
h5. Health problems in last 6 months?
h6
h6. Breathing problems
h7
h7. Flu
h8
h8. Persistent diarrhoea
h9
h9. Severe weight loss
h10
h10. Sores or infections in mouth/throat
h11
h11. Tubculosis
h12
h12. Any other health problems in last 6 months
h13_1
h13.1. Physically handicapped
h13_2
h13.2. Mental problem
h13_3
h13.3. HIV/AIDS
h13_4
h13.4. Problems with sight, hearing or speech
h13_5
h13.5. Heart problem/blood pressure
h13_6
h13.6. Diabetes
h13_7
h13.7. Cancer
h13_11
h13.11. Other
h13_98
h13.98 Refused
h13_99
h13.99. Don't know
h13_other
h13. health - problems / disabilities - others
h14
h14. Visited doctor in last 6 months
h15
h15. Gone to hospital in last 6 months
h16
h16. Taken medication in last 6 months
h17
h17. Visited traditional healer in last 6 months - poor health
h18
h18. Visited traditional healer in last 6 months - other reason
h19
h19. Did healer medication lead to vomit/diarrhoea?
h13
h13. health - problems / disabilities
hhid
b29basis
b29gender
b29race
b29age
b29famstatus
pairedb32
b32basis
b32gender
b32race
b32age
b32famstatus
pairedb29
b41gender
b41condition
b41respons
f44race
f44qual
f44outcome
f46race
f46defence
ward
electoral ward number
poptotal
total population of ward
pctafrican
percentage of ward population who are African
pctcoloured
percentage of ward population who are coloured
pctindian
percentage of ward population who are Indian
pctwhite
percentage of ward population who are white
pctmatric
percentage of ward adult population who have matric only
pctpostmatric
percentage of ward adult population who have a post-matric qualification
pctprematric
percentage of ward adult population who do not have matric
emp_rate
percentage of ward adult population who have employment
meanhhincome
mean household income in ward
election2000turnout
election2000ancvote
election2000ancshare
election2000davote
election2000dashare
election2000otherpartyvote
election20001999ancvote
election20001999davote
election2000turnoutdifference
wardcouncillor2000
weight
niq
5 quantiles of meanhhincome
nrace
nraceniq
eapublic
Total: 567
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