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Afrobarometer Survey 1999, Round 1

Zambia, 1999
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ZMB_1999_AFB-R1_v01_M
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The Institute for Democracy in South Africa (IDASA), Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), Michigan State University (MSU)
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Most important changes about way country is governed? (Q107A)

Data file: zam_r1_data.sav

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Valid: 1198
Invalid: -
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 201
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 2
Start: 1138
End: 1143
Width: 6
Range: 1 - 201
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Literal question
107A. What are the most important things that need to be changed about the way we govern our country?
Categories
Value Category Cases
1 1 97
8.1%
2 2 23
1.9%
3 3 7
0.6%
4 4 1
0.1%
5 5 1
0.1%
6 6 23
1.9%
7 7 9
0.8%
8 8 4
0.3%
9 9 15
1.3%
10 10 6
0.5%
11 11 13
1.1%
12 12 45
3.8%
13 13 17
1.4%
14 14 10
0.8%
15 15 6
0.5%
16 16 1
0.1%
17 17 2
0.2%
18 18 18
1.5%
19 19 16
1.3%
20 20 12
1%
21 21 0
0%
22 22 2
0.2%
23 23 0
0%
24 24 0
0%
25 25 1
0.1%
26 26 1
0.1%
27 27 1
0.1%
28 28 3
0.3%
29 29 3
0.3%
30 30 18
1.5%
31 31 1
0.1%
32 32 2
0.2%
33 33 6
0.5%
34 34 0
0%
35 35 0
0%
36 36 0
0%
37 37 0
0%
38 38 21
1.8%
39 39 2
0.2%
40 40 3
0.3%
41 41 0
0%
42 42 0
0%
43 43 0
0%
44 44 0
0%
45 45 1
0.1%
46 46 1
0.1%
47 47 70
5.8%
48 48 2
0.2%
49 49 1
0.1%
50 50 1
0.1%
51 51 0
0%
52 52 18
1.5%
53 53 2
0.2%
54 54 1
0.1%
55 55 6
0.5%
56 56 3
0.3%
57 57 4
0.3%
58 58 18
1.5%
59 59 0
0%
60 60 1
0.1%
61 61 0
0%
62 62 1
0.1%
63 63 0
0%
64 64 1
0.1%
65 65 29
2.4%
66 66 7
0.6%
67 67 1
0.1%
68 68 25
2.1%
69 69 2
0.2%
70 70 1
0.1%
71 71 0
0%
72 72 1
0.1%
73 73 0
0%
74 74 1
0.1%
75 75 1
0.1%
76 76 1
0.1%
77 77 0
0%
78 78 1
0.1%
79 79 2
0.2%
80 80 2
0.2%
81 81 5
0.4%
82 82 0
0%
83 83 6
0.5%
84 84 0
0%
85 85 0
0%
86 86 14
1.2%
87 87 1
0.1%
88 88 3
0.3%
89 89 2
0.2%
90 90 0
0%
91 91 21
1.8%
92 92 1
0.1%
93 93 0
0%
94 94 3
0.3%
95 95 0
0%
96 96 2
0.2%
97 97 16
1.3%
98 98 48
4%
99 99 101
8.4%
100 100 0
0%
101 101 8
0.7%
102 102 0
0%
103 103 1
0.1%
104 104 0
0%
105 105 18
1.5%
106 106 1
0.1%
107 107 0
0%
108 108 1
0.1%
109 109 0
0%
110 110 1
0.1%
111 111 0
0%
112 112 9
0.8%
113 113 3
0.3%
114 114 0
0%
115 115 1
0.1%
116 116 0
0%
117 117 27
2.3%
118 118 1
0.1%
119 119 1
0.1%
120 120 3
0.3%
121 121 1
0.1%
122 122 0
0%
123 123 0
0%
124 124 4
0.3%
125 125 0
0%
126 126 4
0.3%
127 127 0
0%
128 128 3
0.3%
129 129 2
0.2%
130 130 2
0.2%
131 131 4
0.3%
132 132 2
0.2%
133 133 0
0%
134 134 1
0.1%
135 135 1
0.1%
136 136 7
0.6%
137 137 1
0.1%
138 138 13
1.1%
139 139 13
1.1%
140 140 4
0.3%
141 141 0
0%
142 142 0
0%
143 143 6
0.5%
144 144 0
0%
145 145 6
0.5%
146 146 0
0%
147 147 4
0.3%
148 148 0
0%
149 149 5
0.4%
150 150 6
0.5%
151 151 24
2%
152 152 1
0.1%
153 153 9
0.8%
154 154 7
0.6%
155 155 6
0.5%
156 156 4
0.3%
157 157 4
0.3%
158 158 8
0.7%
159 159 11
0.9%
160 160 1
0.1%
161 161 4
0.3%
162 162 12
1%
163 163 0
0%
164 164 2
0.2%
165 165 3
0.3%
166 166 1
0.1%
167 167 2
0.2%
168 168 0
0%
169 169 2
0.2%
170 170 4
0.3%
171 171 1
0.1%
172 172 13
1.1%
173 173 0
0%
174 174 2
0.2%
175 175 1
0.1%
176 176 1
0.1%
177 177 0
0%
178 178 1
0.1%
179 179 3
0.3%
180 180 3
0.3%
181 181 2
0.2%
182 182 1
0.1%
183 183 0
0%
184 184 4
0.3%
185 185 0
0%
186 186 36
3%
187 187 2
0.2%
188 188 1
0.1%
189 189 6
0.5%
190 190 4
0.3%
191 191 2
0.2%
192 192 2
0.2%
193 193 5
0.4%
194 194 0
0%
195 195 3
0.3%
196 196 4
0.3%
197 197 2
0.2%
198 198 3
0.3%
199 199 3
0.3%
200 200 5
0.4%
201 201 1
0.1%
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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