Those with populist views less likely to say EU has been good for country’s economy

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July 11, 2018

6. People who hold populist views are less likely to see EU membership bringing economic benefits

Those with populist views less likely to say EU has been good for country’s economy

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6. People who hold populist views are less likely to see EU membership bringing economic benefits
Majorities in all countries but Italy say EU membership has been good for economy
Most Western Europeans want EU powers returned to national governments
Populist groups are somewhat more likely to want EU powers returned to national governments

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