Survey shows Americans favor trade curbs and limits
A Harris survey of 1,472 households from March 14 to 23 finds most Americans support broader trade restrictions while still favoring some free trade under certain conditions. It shows strong union member sentiment that domestic jobs face foreign competition, yet 61 percent oppose abandoning free trade entirely, preferring affordable foreign goods like autos and radios.
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Americans split on free trade and Buy American mood
Public opinion shows strong support for U S industry and promoting domestic products while fearing freer trade. A plurality backs U S companies operating abroad and boosting the economy, but many favor some trade restrictions to protect jobs at home.
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