Collection

Public attitudes to trade tracker

This series brings together all documents relating to DIT’s public attitudes to trade tracker (PATT).

From:
Department for Business and Trade and Department for International Trade
Published
10 August 2020
Last updated
17 August 2023 — See all updates

This survey collects data on public attitudes towards trade and government trade policy.

The research looks at:

  • how much people know about international trade
  • what people think free trade is
  • how much support there is for free trade agreements (FTAs)
  • what people think the impacts of FTAs will be
  • what people would like to prioritise in future trade deals

The survey runs twice a year and data is collected through a combination of face-to-face and online interviews with approximately 2,400 individuals in the UK.

For further more information about this survey, contact research@trade.gov.uk.

Documents

Published 10 August 2020
Last updated 17 August 2023 + show all updates

  1. Added Public attitudes to trade tracker (PATT): wave 6 to the collection.

  2. Addition of Public attitudes to trade tracker (PATT): wave 5 to the collection.

  3. Addition of Public attitudes to trade tracker (PATT): wave 4 to the collection.

  4. Added link to wave 3 of public attitudes to trade tracker (PATT).

  5. First published.