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Full question: In which of the following areas do you expect there to be benefits of Brexit? New trade deals; Better UK laws; Less immigration; Better funded public services, like NHS and social care; Greater influence in the world; Lower prices

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

• In the next 10-15 years should the UK be in the EU, outside the EU but in the single market, outside the single market with a close trade partnership, in a new kind of association, keep things as they are after Brexit, or little or no ties with the EU?
• Of the following two considerations, which one would you prefer in regards to buying goods from EU countries? Higher prices to buy goods from EU countries, but with freedom to scrap EU regulations and outcompete the European Union, or voluntarily follow some common EU regulations to make it less costly to buy goods from EU countries?
• Of the following two considerations, which do you prefer? Strict domestic laws on the quality of food, the environment and worker rights, but the UK cannot sign a trade deal with a major economy, like the US, or looser domestic laws on the quality of food, the environment and worker rights, but the UK can sign a trade deal with a major economy, like the US
• Of the following two considerations, which do you prefer? Change domestic regulations in such a way that makes trade with EU countries more expensive, but UK firms are more competitive in global markets than EU firms, or change domestic regulations in such a way that makes trade with EU countries less expensive, but UK firms are no more competitive in global markets than EU firms
• Of the following two considerations, which do you prefer? Migration policy that makes it easier for European workers to come to work in the UK than workers from other countries, or migration policy that treats European workers in the same way as workers from other countries
• Which of these relationships is the most important to the United Kingdom today? Europe, the USA, the Commonwealth, or China
• Which of these relationships do you think will be the most important to the United Kingdom in the next 10-15 years? Europe, USA, the Commonwealth, or China
• Thinking about the impacts of Britain’s departure from the European Union, do you think it has improved, worsened, or made no difference to Britain’s economy?
• The UK government previously promised to “get Brexit done”. As far as you are concerned, is Brexit “done”?
• How would you describe the impacts of Brexit on the following aspects of your life?
• In which of the following areas do you expect there to be benefits of Brexit?
• In your view, how long will it take before we see the benefits of Brexit?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that Brexit has made it easier for the UK government to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that Brexit has made it harder for the UK government to tackle the rising prices and energy costs?
• How well or badly do you think the post-Brexit relationship with the EU and its member states is working in the areas of ‘movement of people for holidays’?
• How well or badly do you think the post-Brexit relationship with the EU and its member states is working in the following area ‘movement of people for work or study’?
• How well or badly do you think the post-Brexit relationship with the EU and its member states is working in the area of ‘trade and border arrangements’?
• How well or badly do you think the post-Brexit relationship with the EU and its member states is working in the following area: cooperation on foreign policy?
• How well or badly do you think the post-Brexit relationship with the EU and its member states is working in the following area: cooperation to detect and prevent crossborder crime and terrorism?
• How well or badly do you think the post-Brexit relationship with the EU and its member states is working in the following area: cooperation to maintain peace in Northern Ireland?
• How important do you think it is for the UK to have a closer relationship with the EU and its member states in the following area: Movement of people for holidays?
• How important do you think it is for the UK to have a closer relationship with the EU and its member states in the following area: Movement of people for work or study?
• How important do you think it is for the UK to have a closer relationship with the EU and its member states in the following area: Trade and border arrangements?
• How important do you think it is for the UK to have a closer relationship with the EU and its member states in the following area: Cooperation on foreign policy?
• How important do you think it is for the UK to have a closer relationship with the EU and its member states in the following area: Cooperation to detect and prevent crossborder crime and terrorism?
• How important do you think it is for the UK to have a closer relationship with the EU and its member states in the following area: Cooperation to maintain peace in Northern Ireland?
• If the UK government were to change the Northern Ireland Protocol in such a way that fixes practical problems with that agreement but in turn causes a trade conflict with the European Union, potentially hitting businesses and consumers, how far do you approve or disapprove of this decision?