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16 février 1992
- doi: 10.3886/ICPSR07583.v1
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commuting (travel) consumer attitudes consumer behavior energy conservation energy consumption energy crises energy industry energy policy energy shortages fuel costs government performance oil crises public approval transportationSujets proches
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United States Federal Energy Administration, « Energy Crisis Behavior and Attitudes in the United States, February 1977 », Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, ID : 10.3886/ICPSR07583.v1
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This data collection contains the results of a survey administered by telephone on February 4-6, 1977, to a national probability sample of adults in order to investigate the public's behavior and attitudes concerning energy issues at the time of the 1977 energy shortages. Topics covered include the temperature setting in the respondent's home at several points in time, respondent's reasons for reducing or not reducing temperatures, type of home heating used, respondent's concern about the energy shortages, actions the respondent took to reduce fuel costs, and the respondent's opinion about the role of government in coping with fuel shortages. The survey was conducted by the Gallup Organization for the Federal Energy Administration (now the Department of Energy).