Global Poll Finds Diverse Economic Perceptions January 24, 2006 Mexicans, Germans, Russians Become More Upbeat; Indonesians, Britons, French, Americans More Negative Questionnaire/Methodology As the World Economic Forum meets in Davos this week to talk about the international economy, a new BBC World Service poll of 32 nations finds highly divergentContinue Reading
20 Nation Poll Finds Strong Global Consensus: Support for Free Market System, But also More Regulation of Large Companies January 11, 2006 Companies Seen as Having Too Much Influence on Government Questionnaire/ Methodology A new poll of 20 countries from around the world finds a striking global consensus that theContinue Reading
Americans on CAFTA and U.S. Trade Policy July 11, 2005 Majority Ready to Support CAFTA, If More Trade Adjustment Assistance and Enforcement of Labor Standards Full Report Questionnaire As the House of Representatives enters into intensive debate over ratification of the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA), a new PIPA-KnowledgeContinue Reading
19 Nation Poll on Global Issues June 4, 2004 World Public Opinion Says World Not Going in Right Direction; Linked to Widespread Negative Views of US Influence Questionnaire A majority of people in the world do not feel the world is going in the right direction, a view strongly linkedContinue Reading
Majority of Americans Disapproves of US Government Approach to Trade January 22, 2004 Wants More Efforts to Mitigate Effects on Workers, Environment Full Report Questionnaire A new PIPA/Knowledge Networks poll finds that the majority of the American public is critical of US government trade policy and wants the government toContinue Reading
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