variables: 96625

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rowid	id	name	unit	description	createdAt	updatedAt	code	coverage	timespan	datasetId	sourceId	shortUnit	display	columnOrder	originalMetadata	shortName	catalogPath	dimensions	schemaVersion	processingLevel	processingLog	titlePublic	titleVariant	attributionShort	attribution	descriptionShort	descriptionFromProducer	descriptionKey	descriptionProcessing	licenses	license	type	sort	grapherConfigIdAdmin	grapherConfigIdETL	dataChecksum	metadataChecksum
96625	165308	Common good		When important policy changes are being considered, to what extent do political elites justify their positions in terms of the common good? 0: Little or no justification in terms of the common good is usually offered. 1: Specific business, geographic, group, party, or constituency interests are for the most part offered as justifications. 2: Justifications are for the most part a mix of specific interests and the common good and it is impossible to say which justification is more common than the other. 3: Justifications are based on a mixture of references to constituency/party/group interests and on appeals to the common good. 4: Justifications are for the most part almost always based on explicit statements of the common good for society, understood either as the greatest good for the greatest number or as helping the least advantaged in a society. Because discourse varies greatly from person to person, base your answer on the style that is most typical of prominent national political leaders.	2021-08-12 11:31:00	2023-06-15 05:05:42				5361	19977		{}	0	{}				1