U.S. views on trade
According to Pew Research, Americans are taking a dimmer view of free trade:
Most Americans say that increased trade with Canada, Japan and European Union countries -- as well as India, Brazil and Mexico -- would be good for the United States. But reactions are mixed to increased trade with South Korea and China.More generally, there is increased skepticism about the impact of trade agreements such as NAFTA and the policies of the World Trade Organization. Roughly a third (35%) say that free trade agreements have been good for the United States, while 44% say they have been bad for the U.S.
Support for free trade agreements is now at one of its lowest points in 13 years of Pew Research Center surveys.
