Fieldwork dates: 24 June 2016 - 27 June 2016
Data from: United Kingdom
Results from:
1 poll
Fieldwork end date Pollster |
27 June 2016 Poll by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research |
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Comprehensive agreement introducing new taxes/tariffs on imports/exports but without requirements to accept EU rules/contribute to EU budget | 44% |
Series of agreements around each element of the relationship - each time EU rules change, the UK and EU would negotiate whether it would apply to the UK with the EU able to impose penalties if the two sides can't agree | 32% |
Comprehensive agreement keeping access to common market without new taxes/tariffs in return for the UK accepting free movement and workers’ rights, contributing to EU budget and applying consumer/environmental standards | 36% |
No formal agreement - instead accept maximum tariff/tax levels for traded goods set out by the WTO but without any requirements to accept EU rules/contribute to EU budget. These tariffs are higher than in any other option | 23% |
Don't know | 32% |
After Britain leaves the European Union, there are four different options for how its relationship with the EU could work. Which TWO of the following do you favour the most:
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