Routing for UAS171

mainintro
The following survey has two parts. In both parts, the questions will ask about your preferred decision in hypothetical scenarios. There are no right or wrong answers.
if randomizer_part3 = empty then
randomizer_part3 := mt_rand(1,2)
randomizer_part4 := mt_rand(1,2)
End of if
if sizeof(part3_wealth_order) = 0 then
part3_wealth_order := shuffleArray(array(1 => 1, 2 => 2, 3 => 3, 4 => 4, 5 => 5, 6 => 6, 7 => 7, 8 => 8, 9 => 9, 10 => 10, 11 => 11, 12 => 12, 13 => 13, 14 => 14, 15 => 15, 16 => 16))
part3_income_order := shuffleArray(array(1 => 1, 2 => 2, 3 => 3, 4 => 4, 5 => 5, 6 => 6, 7 => 7, 8 => 8, 9 => 9, 10 => 10, 11 => 11))
End of if
if randomizer_part3 = 1 then
part3a_intro
The next several questions will ask your opinion on how much hypothetical individuals should pay in taxes.

Please consider each scenario carefully and give your honest opinion. The questions will give information about individuals' wealth and income.

The following definitions will be useful:

Wealth is the total amount of assets an individual owns minus any debt. Examples of assets include money in savings or retirement accounts, stocks, and the value of real estate owned; examples of debt include remaining mortgages, credit card balances, and student loans.

Labor Income is the amount of money an individual earns from work in a year. Examples include salary from employment, tips, and bonuses.
Loop from 1 to 7
Fill code of question 'part3a_maximum' executed
part3a (inheritance pay taxes for the year)
Consider a person who, at the end of 2018, had [order wealth values part 3[]] in wealth accumulated mostly from inheritance received from a deceased relative. His 2018 income was [order income values part 3[]]. How much should this person pay in taxes for the year?
RANGE 0..^part3a_maximum
End of loop
Else
part3b_intro
The next several questions will ask your opinion on how much hypothetical individuals should pay in taxes.

Please consider each scenario carefully and give your honest opinion. The questions will give information about individuals' wealth and income.

The following definitions will be useful:

Wealth is the total amount of assets an individual owns minus any debt. Examples of assets include money in savings or retirement accounts, stocks, and the value of real estate owned; examples of debt include remaining mortgages, credit card balances, and student loans.

Labor Income is the amount of money an individual earns from work in a year. Examples include salary from employment, tips, and bonuses.
Loop from 1 to 7
Fill code of question 'part3b_maximum' executed
part3b (savings pay taxes for the year)
Consider a person who, at the end of 2018, had [order wealth values part 3[]] in wealth accumulated mostly by saving his past earnings. His 2018 income was [order income values part 3[]]. How much should this person pay in taxes for the year?
RANGE 0..^part3b_maximum
End of loop
End of if
subintro
The next set of questions will ask you to make a choice in some hypothetical situations.
Fill code of question 'FLPerson' executed
if randomizer_part4 = 1 then
if part4a_personA = empty then
part4a := 15
part4a_personA := 5
part4a_personB := 15
End of if
Group of questions presented on the same screen
part4a (transfer NOT told about initial allocation first)
Consider two people, person [A/B/C/D] and person [A/B/C/D]. Based on a coin flip, we have given $5 to person [A/B/C/D] and $15 to person [A/B/C/D].

You can now transfer money between persons [A/B/C/D] and [A/B/C/D]. Persons [A/B/C/D] and [A/B/C/D] are not told how much money they were initially given. If you decide to give Person [A/B/C/D] $X instead of $5, they will simply be told that they have been given $X, and will not know how much they started with. Nor will they know that there is another person (Person [A/B/C/D]) involved, or that a third party (you) determined the money they received.

Please indicate below what transfer, if any, you would make.

part4a_end
Recall: Person [A/B/C/D] and [A/B/C/D] do NOT know how much money they were initially given.
Person [A/B/C/D]

part4a_personA (amount person A part4a)
part4a_personB (amount person B part4a)
End of group of questions
if part4b_personA = empty then
part4b := 15
part4b_personA := 5
part4b_personB := 15
End of if
Group of questions presented on the same screen
part4b (transfer told about initial allocation first)
Consider two people, person [A/B/C/D] and person [A/B/C/D]. Based on a coin flip, we have given $5 to person [A/B/C/D] and $15 to person [A/B/C/D].

You can now transfer money between persons [A/B/C/D] and [A/B/C/D]. Persons [A/B/C/D] and [A/B/C/D] have already been told how much money we have given them. If you decide to give Person [A/B/C/D] $X instead of $5, they will be told that they now have $X instead of $5. They will not know that there is another person (Person [A/B/C/D]) involved, or that a third party (you) determined the money they received.

Please indicate below what transfer, if any, you would make.

part4b_end
Recall: Person [A/B/C/D] and [A/B/C/D] have already been told how much money they were initially given.
Person [A/B/C/D]

part4b_personA (amount person A part4b)
part4b_personB (amount person B part4b)
End of group of questions
Else
if part4b_personA = empty then
part4b := 15
part4b_personA := 5
part4b_personB := 15
End of if
Group of questions presented on the same screen
part4b (transfer told about initial allocation first)
Consider two people, person [A/B/C/D] and person [A/B/C/D]. Based on a coin flip, we have given $5 to person [A/B/C/D] and $15 to person [A/B/C/D].

You can now transfer money between persons [A/B/C/D] and [A/B/C/D]. Persons [A/B/C/D] and [A/B/C/D] have already been told how much money we have given them. If you decide to give Person [A/B/C/D] $X instead of $5, they will be told that they now have $X instead of $5. They will not know that there is another person (Person [A/B/C/D]) involved, or that a third party (you) determined the money they received.

Please indicate below what transfer, if any, you would make.

part4b_end
Recall: Person [A/B/C/D] and [A/B/C/D] have already been told how much money they were initially given.
Person [A/B/C/D]

part4b_personA (amount person A part4b)
part4b_personB (amount person B part4b)
End of group of questions
if part4a_personA = empty then
part4a := 15
part4a_personA := 5
part4a_personB := 15
End of if
Group of questions presented on the same screen
part4a (transfer NOT told about initial allocation first)
Consider two people, person [A/B/C/D] and person [A/B/C/D]. Based on a coin flip, we have given $5 to person [A/B/C/D] and $15 to person [A/B/C/D].

You can now transfer money between persons [A/B/C/D] and [A/B/C/D]. Persons [A/B/C/D] and [A/B/C/D] are not told how much money they were initially given. If you decide to give Person [A/B/C/D] $X instead of $5, they will simply be told that they have been given $X, and will not know how much they started with. Nor will they know that there is another person (Person [A/B/C/D]) involved, or that a third party (you) determined the money they received.

Please indicate below what transfer, if any, you would make.

part4a_end
Recall: Person [A/B/C/D] and [A/B/C/D] do NOT know how much money they were initially given.
Person [A/B/C/D]

part4a_personA (amount person A part4a)
part4a_personB (amount person B part4a)
End of group of questions
End of if
part3c (how decided level of tax payments)
Please describe how you decided on the level of tax payments for the hypothetical individual in the survey.
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part4c (how decided allocation)
Please describe how you decided on the allocation of money to the two individuals in the previous questions.
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CS_001 (HOW PLEASANT INTERVIEW)
Could you tell us how interesting or uninteresting you found the questions in this interview?
1 Very interesting
2 Interesting
3 Neither interesting nor uninteresting
4 Uninteresting
5 Very uninteresting
CS_003 (comments)
Do you have any other comments on the interview? Please type these in the box below.(If you have no comments, please click next to complete this survey.)
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