In a Report from the Pew Research Center, Findings Show

Multiple Choice

In a report from the Pew Research Center, findings show that "The American public continues to have a mixed opinion about free trade agreements...there is less agreement that free trade has promoted economic growth or led to lower prices on products sold in the United States. ..almost 60 percent of Americans "say that free trade is good for the people of developing countries, compared with just 19 percent who say it does not make a difference and 9 percent who think that free trade agreements are bad for the publics of developing countries.
The report provides

A) supporting evidence regarding the new growth theory and its predictions that economic growth lowers prices.
B) supporting evidence from the new growth theory that innovation does not cross borders.
C) evidence that people don't understand the link between free trade and faster economic growth.
D) evidence that people lean toward the classical growth theory and its predictions about international growth.