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Pew Research CenterApril 8, 2014
Support in Principle for U.S.-EU Trade Pact

Four-in-Ten Americans See China as Major Rationale for TTIP

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Four-in-Ten Americans See China as Major Rationale for TTIP

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Support in Principle for U.S.-EU Trade Pact
Americans, Germans Back TTIP
Less Support for TTIP Goals, Disagreement on Similar Standards
Younger Americans: Higher Backing for TTIP, Lower Support for U.S. Standards
In the U.S., Many Lack Trust in American Privacy Protection
Germans Overwhelmingly Support Trade, Most Americans View Trade as Good
Germans Back Trade More Intensely than Americans
Transatlantic Trade on the Rise
Americans, Germans See More Trade with Most Countries as Good Thing
Four-in-Ten Americans See China as Major Rationale for TTIP
More Opposition Than Support for Goals, But Americans Back Similar Standards
Foreigners Building Factories Help
Foreigners Buying Companies Opposed
Americans, Germans Prefer Own Standards
Democrats More Supportive of Trade Deals than Republicans
Germans Want Germans to Negotiate Trade Deals
U.S. German Views on TTIP Trade Agreement
Americans See China as Major Rationale for TTIP

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