0-1%
0-0.49%
Below 0.25%
0.25%
0.251-0.5%
Below 0.5%
0.5%
Below 0.1%
0.1%
0.11%-0.5%
0.51-0.99%
1-1.99%
2-2.99%
3-3.99%
4-4.99%
5% or more
Don't know
Not stated
0.5% or below
4%
4.01-4.25%
4.26-4.5%
4.51-4.75%
4.76-4.99%
Risen a lot
Risen a little
Unchanged
Fallen a little
Fallen a lot
Overall price level of goods and services
Overall level of money wages
Level of the interest rate
Value of money
6-6.99% (6.5)
7-7.99% (7.5)
8-8.99% (8.5)
9-9.99% (9.5)
10-10.99% (10.5)
11-11.99% (11.5)
12-12.99% (12.5)
13-13.99% (13.5)
14-14.99% (14.5)
15% or more (15.5)
Less than 0%
0%(0)
0.1-1%(0.45)
1-1.99% (1.5)
2-2.99% (2.5)
3-3.99% (3.5)
4-4.99% (4.5)
5% or more (5.5)
no
yes
up by 6% but less than 7%
up by 7% but less than 8%
up by 8% but less than 9%
up by 9% but less than 10%
up by 10% but less than 11%
up by 11% but less than 12%
up by 12% or more
up by 10% or more
Go down 1% or less
down by 1% but less than 2%
down by 2% but less than 3%
down by 3% but less than 4%
down by 4% or more
Go down
not changed
up by 1% or less
up by 1% but less than 2%
up by 2% but less than 3%
up by 3% but less than 4%
up by 4% but less than 5%
up by 5% but less than 6%
up by 6% or more
no idea
we would spend more
we would spend less
our household spending would no be affected
don't know
go down
not change
go up by 5% or less
go up by more than 5% but less than 10%
go up by more than 10% but less than 15%
go up by more than 15% but less than 20%
go up by more than 20%
stop inflation falling below target in the future
increase access to finance for companies and/or households
increase confidence in the economy
support the UK government
support the UK banking system
none of these
Very confident (better than 50% chance)
Fairly confident (around 50% chance)
Not very confident (around 25% chance)
Not at all confident (less than 25% chance)
Very good chance (over 75%)
Good chance (between 50% and 75%)
Some chance (between 25% and 50%)
Not much chance (less than 25% chance)
Go up more than they would without QE
Go up less than they would without QE
The policy will not change the way the prices go up or down
a lot
a little
not at all
very satisfied
fairly satisfied
neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
fairly dissatisfied
very dissatisfied
part of the government
a quango, wholly appointed by the government
an independent body, partly appointed by the government
a completely independent body
government ministers
civil servants
Bank of England
high street banks
European Central Bank
Monetary Policy Committe
the Government
the Treasury
Parliament
other
interest rates to rise
prices to rise faster
strongly agree
agree
neither agree nor disagree
disagree
strongly disagree
go up
stay where they are
make no difference
rise a lot
rise a little
stay about the same
fall a little
fall a lot
risen a lot
risen a little
stayed about the same
fallen a little
fallen a lot
is too high
is too low
is about right
higher
lower
the same
less that 0.5%
0.5% to 1.5%
1.5% to 2.5%
2.5% to 3.5%
3.5% to 4.5%
more than 4.5%
end up stronger
make little difference
end up weaker
dont know
Very important
Fairly important
Not very important
Not at all important
Refused
Gone down
up by 5% or more
low (GCSE)
medium (A-Level)
high (Degree)
owned outright
mortgage
council rent
other (inc private rent pre-2016)
scotland
north & NI
midlands
wales and west
south east
<9500
9500-17499
17500-24999
>25000 (option to 2016 Q1)
25000-39999 (option added 2016 Q1)
>40000 (option added 2016 Q1)
<9,999
10,000-19,999
20,000-34,999
35,000-44,999
>45,000
Prefer not to answer
full or part time
not working
AB
C1
C2
DE
15-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
16-24
65-75
male
female
in another way
prefer not to answer
raised a lot
raised a little
had little effect
lowered a little
lowered a lot
Down by 1% or less
Down by 1% but less than 2%
Down by 2% but less than 3%
Down by 3% but less than 4%
Down by 4% but less than 5%
Down by 5% or more
up by 12% but less than 13%
up by 13% but less than 14%
up by 14% but less than 15%
up by 15% or more
Full-time paid employment (30+ hours per week)
Part-time paid employment (8-29 hours per week)
Part-time paid employment (under 8 hours per week)
Retired
Still at school
In full time higher education
Unemployed (seeking work)
Not in paid employment (not seeking work)
Currently furloughed (from full or part time work)
Currently working reduced hours (from full or part time work)
No change in working status
Other