Among Those Who Think TATTIP Is Bad, Americans, Germans Differ on Why Of those who say TTIP will bea bad thing (21%of Americans and 36%of Germans), their reasons whya free trade agreement would be bad for their country:
Among the Germans and Americans who hold the view that TTIP would be a bad thing, their opposition is fueled by different concerns. Roughly six-in-ten (61%) of the Germans against TTIP say they fear the deal would lower German food, environmental and auto safety standards. Just 18% believe it would give foreign companies that invest in Germany unfair advantages. And only 17% worry it would lead to job losses or a decrease in workers’ wages. Older Germans (77%) and women (65%) are the most worried about TTIP undermining German standards.
Among those Americans who voice the opinion that TTIP would be bad for the U.S., fears focus on its potentially adverse impact on jobs and wages (50%).
Among Those Who Think TATTIP Is Bad,  | Americans, Germans Differ on Why  | Of those who say TTIP will bea bad thing (21%of  | Americans and 36%of Germans), their reasons whya  | free trade agreement would be bad for their country:  | U.S.  | Germany  | 50%  | Lead to Ajjob losses  | and lower wages  | 17%  | Give foreign  | 22  | companies unfair  | advantages  | 18  | Lowers food altato  | 12  | and safety environmental  | safety standards  | 61  | Source: 2015 Pew Research Center survey. Q6.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 