Harris 1976 International Air Travel Survey, study no. 2630

Survey conducted immediately after Democratic convention investigates presidential preference and opinions about North Atlantic flying and air travel. Indepth questions include preferences for Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, or Jimmy Carter, evaluation of the Democratic convention, competition between U...

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Main Author: Louis Harris and Associates, Inc.
Format: Other/Unknown Material
Language:unknown
Published: UNC Dataverse 1976
Subjects:
Ford
Betty
Institutions > Confidence in
Elections > National
Travel
North Atlantic
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/1902.29/H-2630
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spelling ftunorthcarolina:hdl:1902.29/H-2630 2023-05-15T17:29:17+02:00 Harris 1976 International Air Travel Survey, study no. 2630 Louis Harris and Associates, Inc. 1976-07 https://hdl.handle.net/1902.29/H-2630 unknown UNC Dataverse https://hdl.handle.net/1902.29/H-2630 Ford Betty Institutions--Confidence in Elections--National Travel Numeric 1976 ftunorthcarolina 2022-03-07T13:07:47Z Survey conducted immediately after Democratic convention investigates presidential preference and opinions about North Atlantic flying and air travel. Indepth questions include preferences for Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, or Jimmy Carter, evaluation of the Democratic convention, competition between U.S. and foreign airlines, and opinions of Jimmy Carter and Betty Ford. Other/Unknown Material North Atlantic UNC Dataverse
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Betty
Institutions--Confidence in
Elections--National
Travel
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Betty
Institutions--Confidence in
Elections--National
Travel
Louis Harris and Associates, Inc.
Harris 1976 International Air Travel Survey, study no. 2630
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Betty
Institutions--Confidence in
Elections--National
Travel
description Survey conducted immediately after Democratic convention investigates presidential preference and opinions about North Atlantic flying and air travel. Indepth questions include preferences for Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, or Jimmy Carter, evaluation of the Democratic convention, competition between U.S. and foreign airlines, and opinions of Jimmy Carter and Betty Ford.
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title Harris 1976 International Air Travel Survey, study no. 2630
title_short Harris 1976 International Air Travel Survey, study no. 2630
title_full Harris 1976 International Air Travel Survey, study no. 2630
title_fullStr Harris 1976 International Air Travel Survey, study no. 2630
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