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Men are more likely than women to say these three trends have hurt them personally. Some 36% of men point to outsourcing as having a detrimental effect on their job or career, compared with 24% of women. Men also are more likely than women to say the growing number of immigrant workers has harmed their careers (26% vs. 17%) and that having more foreign-made products sold in the U.S. has been a negative (24% vs. 15%).
Racial and ethnic differences emerge as well. For example, a quarter of whites and 21% of blacks say the growing number of immigrants has hurt their job or career, compared with just 11% of Hispanics.
Among whites, those without a college degree are far more likely than those with more education to say that increased outsourcing of jobs to other countries (39% vs. 24%) and a rise in imports (30% vs. 13%) have hurt their job or career. When it comes to the impact of immigration, 42% of whites with no college experience say it has hurt them personally; 26% of those with some college and an even smaller share of white college graduates (12%) say the growing number of immigrants has hurt their job or career. (Educational differences among blacks and Hispanics cannot be analyzed due to small sample sizes.)
Non-college whites are more likely to say  | outsourcing, immigrants and imports have hurt  | their job for career immigrants  | % saying leach of the following has done more to hurt their job  | or eareer  | Growing immigrants number  | More foreign  | Increased  | outsourcing  | of immigrants  | made products  | working immigrants in U.S  | sold in U.S.  | of jobs  | 30%  | 22%  | 20%  | All  | Men  | 36  | 26  | 24  | Women  | 24  | 15  | White  | 33  | 25  | 23  | Black  | 30  | 21  | 15  | Hispanic  | 22  | 12  | Among whites  | Men  | 38  | 27  | Women  | 28  | 20  | 19  | HS or less  | 30  | 39  | Some college  | 39  | 26  | 29  | Bachelor's+  | 24  | 13  | Note: Based on those who are employed, unemployed but looking for work or who  | have looked but couldn't find a job. Whites and blacks include only non-Hispanics.  | Hispanics are of any race. college "Some college includes those with an associate degree  | and those who attended college but college did not obtain a degree.  | Source: Survey of U.S. adults college cond ucted Aug 8-21 and Sept. 14-28 2017,  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 