Child Labor Survey Statistics at Survelum Public Data Bank |
| Data collected: 183 survey responses Click on underlined response options to use corellation filters |
Child Labor Acceptability |
How acceptable is it for children under the age of 16 to work? | ||
| 1 |  (114; 62%) | |
| 2 | (28; 15%) | |
| 3 | (21; 11%) | |
| 4 | (6; 3%) | |
| 5 | (14; 8%) | |
How acceptable is it for children under the age of 16 to work in conditions that could cause health problems? | ||
| 1 | (150; 82%) | |
| 2 | (14; 8%) | |
| 3 | (7; 4%) | |
| 4 | (2; 1%) | |
| 5 | (10; 5%) | |
How acceptable is it for children under the age of 16 to work to help out the household financially? | ||
| 1 | (91; 50%) | |
| 2 | (41; 22%) | |
| 3 | (26; 14%) | |
| 4 | (10; 5%) | |
| 5 | (15; 8%) | |
How is acceptable is it for children under the age of 16 to work in place of a parent who is unable to work? | ||
| 1 | (97; 53%) | |
| 2 | (30; 16%) | |
| 3 | (32; 17%) | |
| 4 | (10; 5%) | |
| 5 | (14; 8%) | |
How acceptable is child labor in the United States? | ||
| 1 | (135; 74%) | |
| 2 | (20; 11%) | |
| 3 | (13; 7%) | |
| 4 | (7; 4%) | |
| 5 | (8; 4%) | |
How acceptable is child labor in countries other than the United States? | ||
| 1 | (114; 62%) | |
| 2 | (24; 13%) | |
| 3 | (17; 9%) | |
| 4 | (16; 9%) | |
| 5 | (12; 7%) | |
Employed Children |
Should an employer be allowed to employ a child under the age of 16? | ||
| Yes | (31; 17%) | |
| No | (128; 70%) | |
| No Opinion | (12; 7%) | |
| Not Checked | (12; 7%) | |
Do know individuals who employ children under the age of 16? | ||
| Yes | (67; 37%) | |
| No | (85; 46%) | |
| No Opinion | (17; 9%) | |
| Not Checked | (14; 8%) | |
Should individuals who employ children under the age of 16 be penalized by proper authorities? | ||
| Yes | (105; 57%) | |
| No | (37; 20%) | |
| No Opinion | (27; 15%) | |
| Not Checked | (14; 8%) | |
Would you buy products from an employer who is knowingly using child labor in their factories? | ||
| Yes | (29; 16%) | |
| No | (93; 51%) | |
| No Opinion | (45; 25%) | |
| Not Checked | (16; 9%) | |
Child Education |
Do you think child labor is more important than a child getting an education? | ||
| Yes | (20; 11%) | |
| No | (140; 77%) | |
| No Opinion | (9; 5%) | |
| Not Checked | (14; 8%) | |
Should children be forced to miss school in place of going to work? | ||
| Yes | (17; 9%) | |
| No | (147; 80%) | |
| No Opinion | (6; 3%) | |
| Not Checked | (13; 7%) | |
Do you think there are countries that value a child's work labor more than education? | ||
| Yes | (103; 56%) | |
| No | (46; 25%) | |
| No Opinion | (20; 11%) | |
| Not Checked | (14; 8%) | |
Is a child's production in the workplace more valuable to a society than a child getting an education? | ||
| Yes | (23; 13%) | |
| No | (135; 74%) | |
| No Opinion | (12; 7%) | |
| Not Checked | (13; 7%) | |
Do you think the United States favors a child's education over work more than some other countries? | ||
| Yes | (90; 49%) | |
| No | (35; 19%) | |
| No Opinion | (45; 25%) | |
| Not Checked | (13; 7%) | |
World Child Labor |
Is child labor a problem in the world today? | ||
| Yes | (144; 79%) | |
| No | (7; 4%) | |
| No Opinion | (4; 2%) | |
| Not Checked | (28; 15%) | |
In your opinion, what continent uses the most child labor? | ||
| North America | (9; 5%) | |
| South America | (5; 3%) | |
| Africa | (55; 30%) | |
| Asia | (83; 45%) | |
| Europe | (1; 1%) | |
| Not Checked | (30; 16%) | |
In your opinion, which of the following companies do you believe uses child labor? | ||
| Nike | (63; 34%) | |
| Apple | (32; 17%) | |
| WalMart | (50; 27%) | |
| Old Navy | (48; 26%) | |
| Levis Strauss | (43; 23%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 1%) | |
If you believe child labor is a problem, what is an alternative in producing goods rather than using child labor? | |
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Do you know of any government worldwide that is fighting the issue of child labor? | |
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Demographics |
Ethnicity | ||
| Non-Hispanic White | (15; 8%) | |
| Hispanic or Latino | (5; 3%) | |
| Black or African American | (5; 3%) | |
| Asian or Asian American | (56; 31%) | |
| American Indian or Alaska Native | (3; 2%) | |
| Other | (29; 16%) | |
| Not Checked | (70; 38%) | |
Employment | ||
| Employed for wages | (15; 8%) | |
| Self employed | (5; 3%) | |
| A homemaker | (1; 1%) | |
| A student | (96; 52%) | |
| Retired | (0; 0%) | |
| Unable to work | (3; 2%) | |
| Not Checked | (63; 34%) | |
Highest Level of Education Completed | ||
| Never attended school | (1; 1%) | |
| Grades 1 through 8 | (10; 5%) | |
| Grades 9-11(Some High School) | (29; 16%) | |
| Grade 12(GED or High School Diploma) | (16; 9%) | |
| College 1 year to 3 years | (23; 13%) | |
| College 4 years (College Graduate) | (15; 8%) | |
| Graduate School | (21; 11%) | |
| Not Checked | (68; 37%) | |
Marital Status | ||
| Married | (15; 8%) | |
| Divorced | (2; 1%) | |
| Widowed | (2; 1%) | |
| Separated | (3; 2%) | |
| Never been married | (78; 43%) | |
| A member of an unmarried couple | (7; 4%) | |
| Not Checked | (76; 42%) | |
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