Questionnaire translated - second paper.lyx

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Hereafter, we only describe questions of the survey that are used in the
 present paper.
 The other questions are described and analyzed in our companion paper,
 TODO:cite.
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Socio-demographics
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What is your postal code? 
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What is your gender (in the sense of civil status)? 
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Female; Male 
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What is your age group? 
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18 to 24 years old; 25 to 34 years old; 35 to 49 years old; 50 to 64 years
 old; 65 years old or more
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What is your employment status? 
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Permanent; Temporary contract; Unemployed; Student; Retired; Other active;
 Inactive
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What is your socio-professional category? (Remember that the unemployed
 are active workers).
 
\emph on

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Farmer; Craftsperson, merchant; Independent; Executive; Intermediate occupation;
 Employee; Worker; Retired; Other Inactive
\emph default
 
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What is your highest degree? 
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No diploma; Brevet des collèges; CAP or BEP [secondary]; Baccalaureate;
 Bac +2 (BTS, DUT, DEUG, schools of health and social training...); Bac +3
 (licence...) [bachelor]; Bac +5 or more (master, engineering or business school,
 doctorate, medicine, master, DEA, DESS...)
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How many people live in your household? Household includes: you, your family
 members who live with you, and your dependents.
 
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What is your net 
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monthly
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 income (in euros)? 
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\bar under
All income
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 (before withholding tax) is included here: salaries, pensions, allowances,
 APL [housing allowance], land income, etc.
 
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What is the net 
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monthly
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 income (in euros) 
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\bar under
of your household
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? 
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\bar under
All income
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 (before withholding tax) is included here: salaries, pensions, allowances,
 APL [housing allowance], land income, etc.
 
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In your household how many people are 14 years old or older (
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including yourself
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)? 
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In your household, how many people are over the age of majority (
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including yourself
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)? 
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Energy characteristics
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What is the surface area of your home? (in m²)
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What is the heating system in your home? 
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Individual heating; Collective heating; PNR (Don't know, don't say)
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What is the main heating energy source in your home? 
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Electricity Town gas; Butane, propane, tank gas; Heating oil; Wood, solar,
 geothermal, aerothermal (heat pump); Other; PNR (Don't know, don't say)
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How many motor vehicles does your household have? 
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None; One; Two or more
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[Without a vehicle] How many kilometers have you driven in the last 12 months?
 
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[One vehicle] What type of fuel do you use for this vehicle? 
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Electric or hybrid; Diesel; Gasoline; Other
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[One vehicle] What is the average fuel economy of your vehicle? (in Liters
 per 100 km)
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[One vehicle] How many kilometers have you driven with your vehicle in the
 last 12 months?
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[At least two vehicles] What type of fuel do you use for your main vehicle?
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\emph on
Electric or hybrid; Diesel; Gasoline; Other
\emph default
 
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[At least two vehicles] What type of fuel do you use for your second vehicle?
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\emph on
Electric or hybrid; Diesel; Gasoline; Other
\emph default
 
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[At least two vehicles] What is the average fuel economy of all your vehicles?
 (in Liters per 100 km) 
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[At least two vehicles] How many kilometers have you driven with all your
 vehicles in the last 12 months? 
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Partial reforms [transport / housing]
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Do you think that an increase in VAT would result in a loss of more purchasing
 power for your household than for the average French household? 
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Yes, much more; Yes, a little more; As much as the average; No, a little
 less; No, a lot less; PNR (Don't know, don't say)
\emph default
 
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Do you think that an increase in [fuel taxes / taxes on gas and heating
 oil] would cause your household to lose more purchasing power than an average
 French household? 
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Yes, much more; Yes, a little more; As much as the average; No, a little
 less; No, a lot less; PNR (Don't know, don't say) % TODO:keep this (except
 3), same thing for next blocks?
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The government is studying a fuel tax increase, whose revenues would be
 redistributed to all households, regardless of their income.
 This would imply: 
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[an increase in the price of gasoline by 11 cents per liter and diesel by
 13 cents per liter / a 13% increase in the price of gas, and a 15% increase
 in the price of heating oil]; 
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an annual payment of [60 / 50]€ to each adult, or [120 / 100]€ per year
 for a couple.
 
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In terms of purchasing power, would your household be a winner or a loser
 with such a measure?
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Winner; Unaffected; Loser
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[
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Winner
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 selected] 
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According to you, your household's purchasing power would increase:
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[
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Loser
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According to you, the purchasing power of your household would decrease:
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If fuel prices increased by 50 cents per liter, by how much would 
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your household
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 reduce its fuel consumption? 
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0% -
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 [
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I already consume almost none 
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 I am already not consuming
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I am constrained on all my trips
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I will not reduce it
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[
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I would change my travel habits significantly 
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I would change my consumption significantly
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In your opinion, if [fuel prices increased by 50 cents per liter / gas and
 heating oil prices increased by 30%], by how much would 
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French people
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 reduce their consumption on average? 
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From 0% to 3%; From 3% to 10%; From 3% to 10%; From 10% to 20%; From 20%
 to 30%; More than 30%
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Do you think that an increase in taxes on gas and heating oil would cause
 your household to lose more purchasing power than the average French household?
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\emph on
Yes, a lot more; Yes, a little more; As much as average; No, a little less;
 No, a lot less; PNR (Don't know, don't say)
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TODO missing
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Tax & dividend: initial
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The government is studying an increase in the carbon tax, whose revenues
 would be redistributed to all households, regardless of their income.
 This would imply: 
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an increase in the price of gasoline by 11 cents per liter and diesel by
 13 cents per liter; 
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an increase of 13% in the price of gas, and 15% in the price of heating
 oil;
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an annual payment of 110€ to each adult, or 220€ per year for a couple.
 
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In terms of purchasing power, would your household win or loser with such
 a measure? 
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Win; Be unaffected; Lose
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[
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Winner
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 selected] 
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According to you, your household's purchasing power would increase:
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From 0 to [20
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[
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Loser
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 selected] 
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According to you, the purchasing power of your household would decrease:
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From 0 to [30
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uc] € per year; From [30
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uc] to [190
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uc] € per year; From more than [280
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[ [empty] / Scientists agree that a carbon tax would be effective in reducing
 pollution.] Do you think that such a measure would reduce pollution and
 fight climate change? 
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Yes; No; PNR (Don't know, don't say)
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In your opinion, which categories would lose [ [blank] / purchasing power]
 with such a measure? (Several answers possible) 
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No one; The poorest; The middle classes; The richest; All French people;
 Rural or peri-urban people; Some French people, but not a particular income
 category; PNR (Don't know, don't say)
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In your opinion, what categories would gain purchasing power with such a
 measure? (Several answers possible) 
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No one; The poorest; The middle classes; The richest; All French people;
 Urban dwellers; Some French people, but not a particular income category;
 PNR (Don't know, don't say)
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Tax & dividend: after knowledge
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[Feedback] 
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We always consider the same measure.
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As a reminder, it would imply: 
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an increase in the price of petrol by 11 cents per liter and diesel by 13
 cents per liter; 
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an increase of 13% in the price of gas, and 15% in the price of heating
 oil; 
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an annual payment of 110€ to each adult, or 220€ per year for a couple.
 
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In five out of six cases, a household with the same characteristics as yours
 would 
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\bar under
[win / lose]
\series default
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.
 (The characteristics taken into account are: heating with [source] for
 a dwelling of [size] m²; [distance] km covered with an average consumption
 of [fuel economy] liters per 100 km).
 
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Based on this estimate, do you now think that your household would be: 
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Winner; Unaffected; Loser
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[Info on progressivity] On average, this measure would increase the purchasing
 power of poorest households, and decrease that of the richest, who consume
 more energy.
 
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In view of this new information, do you think this measure would benefit
 the poorest? 
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Yes; No; PNR (Don't know, don't say)
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[No info on progressivity] Do you think this measure would benefit the poorest?
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\emph on
Yes; No; PNR (Don't know, don't say)
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In view of the above estimate, would you approve of such a measure? 
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Yes; No; PNR (Don't know, don't say)
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Why do you think this measure is beneficial? (Maximum three responses) 
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Contributes to the fight climate change; Reduces the harmful effects of
 pollution on health; Reduces traffic congestion; Increases my purchasing
 power; Increases the purchasing power of the poorest; Fosters France's
 independence from fossil energy imports; Prepares the economy for tomorrow's
 challenges; For none of these reasons; Other (specify): 
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Why do you think this measure is unwanted? (Maximum three answers) 
\emph on

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\end_inset

Is ineffective in reducing pollution; Alternatives are insufficient or too
 expensive; Penalizes rural areas; Decreases my purchasing power; Decreases
 the purchasing power of some modest households; Harms the economy and employmen
t; Is a pretext for raising taxes; For none of these reasons; Other (specify):
\emph default
 
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Tax & targeted dividend
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The government is studying an increase in the carbon tax, whose revenues
 would be redistributed 
\series bold
\bar under
to the [20 / 30 / 40 / 50]% of the poorest French people only
\series default
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.
 This would imply: 
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an increase in the price of gasoline by 11 cents per liter and diesel by
 13 cents per liter; 
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an increase of 13% in the price of gas, and 15% in the price of heating
 oil; 
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an annual payment of [550 / 360 / 270 / 220]€ for each adult earning less
 than [780 / 1140 / 1430 / 1670]€ per month (welfare benefits included,
 before withholding tax); 
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no compensation for the others.
 
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We estimate that in your household, [number of recipients] persons would
 receive this payment.
 
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In terms of purchasing power, would your household win or lose with such
 a measure? 
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Win; Be unaffected; Lose
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Would you approve such a measure? 
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Yes; No; PNR (Don't know, don't say)
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Attitudes over other policies
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In which cases would you be in favor of increasing the carbon tax? I would
 be in favor if the tax revenues were used to finance...

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\begin_deeper
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a payment to the 50% poorest French people (those earning less than 1670€
 per month) 
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a payment to all French people 
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a compensation for households forced to consume petroleum products
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a decrease in social contributions
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a decrease in VAT 
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a decrease in the public deficit 
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the thermal renovation of buildings 
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renewable energy (wind, solar, etc.) 
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clean transport
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\emph on
Yes, absolutely; Yes, rather; Indifferent or Don't know; No, not really;
 No, not at all
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Please select 
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A little
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 (test to check that you are attentive).
 
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Not at all; A little; A lot; Completely; PNR (Don't know, don't say)
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Would you support the following environmental policies? 
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A tax on kerosene (aviation) 
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A tax on red meat 
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Stricter standards on the insulation of new buildings 
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Stricter standards on the pollution of new vehicles Stricter standards on
 pollution during roadworthiness tests 
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The prohibition of polluting vehicles in city centers 
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The introduction of urban tolls 
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A contribution to a global climate fund 
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\emph on
Yes, absolutely; Yes, rather; Indifferent or Don't know; No, not really;
 No, not at all
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For historical reasons, diesel is taxed less than gasoline.
 Would you be in favor of raising taxes on diesel to catch up with the level
 of taxation on gasoline? 
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Yes; No; PNR (Don't know, don't say) 
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Attitudes over climate change
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How often do you talk about climate change? 
\emph on

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Several times a month; Several times a year; Almost never; PNR (Don't know,
 don't say) 
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\begin_layout Enumerate
In your opinion, climate change...
 
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\end_inset

is not a reality; is mainly due to natural climate variability; is mainly
 due to human activity; PNR (Don't know, don't say).
 
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Which of the following elements contribute to global warming? (Several answers
 possible) 
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\end_inset

CO
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; Methane; Oxygen; Particulate matter
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In your opinion, which of the following statements are true? (Several answers
 possible).
 
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Consuming one beef steak emits about 20 times more greenhouse gases than
 eating two servings of pasta.; Electricity produced by nuclear power emits
 about 20 times more greenhouse gases than electricity produced by wind
 turbines.; A seat in a Bordeaux - Nice journey emits about 20 times more
 greenhouse gases by plane than by high speed train.
 
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In your opinion, how would the effects of climate change be, if humanity
 did nothing to limit it? 
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Insignificant, or even beneficial; Small, because humans would be able to
 live with it; Grave, because there would be more natural disasters; Disastrous,
 lifestyles would be largely altered; Cataclysmic, humankind would disappear;
 PNR(Don't know, don't say) 
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\begin_layout Enumerate
In which of these two regions do you think will climate change have the
 worst consequences? 
\emph on

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\end_inset

The European Union; India; As much in both 
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\begin_layout Enumerate
In your opinion, in France, which generations will be seriously affected
 by climate change? (Several answers possible) 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

People born in the 1960s; People born in the 1990s; People born in the 2020s;
 People born in the 2050s; None of the four 
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\begin_layout Enumerate
In your opinion, who is responsible for climate change? (Several possible
 choices) 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Each of us; The richest; Governments; Some foreign countries; Past generations;
 Natural causes 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
Currently, each French person emits on average the equivalent of 10 tons
 of CO
\begin_inset Formula $_{2}$
\end_inset

 per year.
 
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\end_inset


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\end_inset

In your opinion, how much must this figure be reduced to by 2050 in order
 to hope to contain global warming to +2°C in 2100 (if all countries did
 the same)? In 2050, we should emit at most...
 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

0; 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9; 10
\emph default
 tons 
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\begin_layout Enumerate
Has climate change had or will it have an influence on your decision to
 make a child (or children)?
\emph on
 
\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Yes; No; PNR (Don't know, don't say)
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
[If 
\emph on
Yes
\emph default
] Why does climate change influence your decision to have a child (or children)?
 (Several answers possible).
 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Because I don't want my child to live in a devastated world.; Because each
 additional human being aggravates climate change.
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\begin_layout Enumerate
Would you be willing to change your lifestyle to fight climate change? (Several
 answers possible) 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Yes, if policies went in this direction; Yes, if I had the financial means;
 Yes, if everyone did the same; No, only the richest people have to change
 their way of life; No, it is against my personal interest; No, I think
 climate change is not a real problem; I have already adopted a sustainable
 way of life; I try, but I have trouble changing my habits
\emph default
 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
Assuming that all states in the world agree to firmly fight climate change,
 notably through a transition to renewable energy, through efforts of the
 richest, and imagining that France would expand the supply of non-polluting
 transport very widely; would you be willing to adopt an ecological lifestyle
 (i.e.
 eat little red meat and ensure to use almost no gasoline, diesel or kerosene)?
 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Yes; No; PNR (Don't know, don't say) 
\end_layout

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Shale gas (and smoking)
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\begin_layout Enumerate
Do you smoke regularly? 
\emph on
Yes; No 
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\begin_layout Enumerate
The use of shale gas would limit climate change, as gas would be exported
 and used to produce electricity instead of coal.
 On the other hand, extraction would risk reducing water quality at the
 local level.
 Your department [would be / would not be] concerned by the exploitation
 of shale gas.
 
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\end_inset


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\end_inset

In view of this information, would you be in favor of shale gas exploitation
 in France? 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Yes; No; PNR (Don't know, don't say) 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
What would be the main benefit to you from shale gas development? 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

This would limit climate change; This would create jobs and boost the department
; None of these two reasons 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
What do you think of the idea that shale gas would limit climate change?
 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

It is valid: any decrease in emissions goes in the right direction; It is
 unwelcome: emissions should be stopped, not just slowed down; PNR(Don't
 know, don't say) 
\end_layout

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Access to public transport and mobility habits
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\begin_layout Enumerate
How many minutes walk is it to the nearest public transit stop? (To simplify,
 you can use the conversion 1 km = 10 min walk).
 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

in min:
\emph default
 ; 
\emph on
PNR (Don't know, don't say) 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
How often does the nearest public transport pass? (excluding school buses)
 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Less than three times a day; Between four times a day and once an hour;
 Once or twice an hour; More than three times an hour; PNR (Don't know,
 don't say) 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
What do you think about the availability of public transport where you live?
 It is...
 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Satisfactory; Suitable, but should be increased; Limited, but sufficient;
 Insufficient; PNR (Don't know, don't say) 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
What mode of transportation do you mainly use for each of the following
 trips?
\end_layout

\begin_deeper
\begin_layout Enumerate
Home - work (or studies) 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
Grocery shopping 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
Leisure (excluding holidays) 
\end_layout

\end_deeper
\begin_layout Standard

\emph on
Car; Public transport; Walking or cycling; Two-wheeled vehicle; Carpooling;
\emph default
 
\emph on
Not concerned
\emph default
 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
[If 
\emph on
Car 
\emph default
selected for Work] Would it be possible for you, without changing your home
 or workplace, to travel from home to work using public transport? 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Yes, it would not be very difficult for me; Yes, but it would bother me;
 No; PNR (Don't know, don't say) 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
[If 
\emph on
Car 
\emph default
selected for Work] Would it be possible for you, without changing your home
 or workplace, to travel from home to work by walking or cycling? 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Yes, it would not be very difficult for me; Yes, but it would bother me;
 No; PNR (Don't know, don't say) 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Paragraph
Politics and media
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
How much are you interested in politics? 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Almost not; A little; A lot 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
How would you define yourself? (Several answers possible) 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Extreme left; Left; Center; Right; Extreme right; Liberal; Conservative;
 Liberal; Humanist; Patriot; Apolitical; Ecologist 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
How do you keep yourself informed of current events? Mainly through...
 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

Television; Press (written or online); Social networks; Radio; Other
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
What do you think of the Yellow Vests? (Several answers possible) 
\emph on

\begin_inset Newline newline
\end_inset

I am part of them; I support them; I understand them; I oppose them; PNR
 (Don't know, don't say) 
\end_layout

\begin_layout Paragraph
Open field
\end_layout

\begin_layout Enumerate
The survey is nearing completion.
 You can now enter any comments, comments or suggestions in the field below.
\end_layout

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