Racial, age, educational differences stover views of free trade agreements % who sayfree trade agreements have been a the U.S.
By roughly two-to-one, both blacks (62% to 29%) and Hispanics (63% to 33%) are more likely to say free trade agreements have been good for the country than to say they have been bad for the country. By contrast, whites are divided in their views of the impact of free trade agreements (47% say they have been a good thing, 44% say they have been a bad thing).
Racial, age, educational differences  | stover views of free trade agreements  | % who sayfree trade agreements have been a  | for  | the U.S.  | Ba d thing  | Good thing  | Total  | 40  | 52  | White  | 47  | 44  | Black  | 29  | 62  | Hispa nic  | 33  | 63  | 18-29  | 29  | 67  | 30-49  | 34  | 58  | 44  | 50-64  | 48  | 65+  | 51  | 38  | Postgrad  | 29  | 61  | 37  | College grad  | 51 55  | 42  | Some college  | HS or less  | 50  | 42  | Family income  | $150k+  | 52  | 39  | 52  | $100-150k  | 40  | 46 47 52  | $75-100k  | $50-75k  | 47  | $30-50k  | 38  | <$30k  | 37  | 57  | Note: Don 't know responses notshown Whites and blacks include  | only those Don who are notHispanic; April5-11 Hispanics are ofany race.  | Source Survey cond ucted April5-11 Hispanics 2017  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 