Political Survey

In this survey, you are asked to give your opinion of a set of statements characterising political views. Please rate each statement on the scale given, which runs from "strongly disagree" to "strongly agree".

For statistical purposes, please tell us where you live:

The following are a set of propositions. Tell us whether you agree with them, as they would apply to the country where you live.

Cutting taxes can't ever increase government revenue.
Alcohol is a more dangerous drug than marijuana.
Sometimes children shouldn't obey their parents.
Aid projects abroad should always be funded by charities, not the taxpayer.
Smokers should be required to kick the habit before receiving medical care for smoking-related illnesses.
It's acceptable for a businessman to bribe a foreign official to complete a sale.
Correct grammar doesn't matter.
There is no place for organised religion in government.
Abortion is acceptable in some cases.
Having individual local representatives is more important than electing parties in exact proportion to their support.
Some people should not have access to the Internet.
Large corporations are more important to the economy than small businesses.
Religious faith needn't be based on the literal word of God.
The people of this country have a very different character to those of our neighbours.
The mix of minorities in public institutions should reflect their numbers in the general population.

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