Duration of interview (categorized in 5-minute intervals)
1 = Less than 5 minutes
2 = 5 - 9:59
3 = 10 - 14:59
4 = 15 - 19:59
5 = 20 - 24:59
6 = 25 - 29:59
7 = 30 - 34:59
8 = 35 - 39:59
9 = 40 - 44:59
10 = 45 - 49:59
11 = 50 - 54:59
12 = 55 - 59:59
13 = 60 - 64:59
14 = 65 - 69:59
15 = 70 - 74:59
16 = 75 - 79:59
17 = 80 - 84:59
18 = 85 - 89:59
19 = 90 - 94:59
20 = 95 - 99:59
21 = More than 100 minutes

Population sample
1 = Gen pop (no oversample qualifiers)
2 = Gen pop (oversample qualifiers)
3 = Oversample (only)

Subsample group
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = A
2 = B
3 = C
4 = D
5 = E
6 = F
7 = G
8 = H
9 = I
10 = J
11 = K
12 = L

I'd like to know how positive or negative you think this process of globalization is, overall. Please answer on a scale from 0 to 10, with 0 being completely negative, 10 being completely positive, and 5 being equally positive and negative.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED

Overall, with regard to further globalization, do you think that it should be a goal of the US to:
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Try to actively promote it
2 = Simply allow it to continue
3 = Try to slow it down
4 = Try to stop or reverse it

How do you feel that the effects of the growth of international trade have been as compared to how US government officials said they would be? Please answer on a scale with 0 meaning they have been about the same as US government officials said, +5 meani
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = -5
2 = -4
3 = -3
4 = -2
5 = -1
6 = 0
7 = +1
8 = +2
9 = +3
10 = +4
11 = +5

Thinking about the benefits of international trade, do you think that for the most part, the U.S. benefits more than other countries, that other countries benefit more than the U.S., or that it's about equal?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = US benefits more
2 = Other countries benefit more
3 = About equal

I would like to know whether this bothers you or not?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Yes, bothers
2 = No, does not

I would like to know your impression of government efforts to help retrain workers who have lost jobs due to international trade. Do you think those efforts have been:
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = More than adequate
2 = Adequate
3 = Not adequate

When you see or hear about McDonalds opening up in cities around the world, or when you hear about the popularity of US TV shows in other countries, do you have mostly good feelings, mostly bad feelings, or mixed feelings?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Good feelings
2 = Bad feelings
3 = Mixed feelings

I'm going to read you two statements. Please tell me which comes closer to your point of view.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = As the world becomes more interconnected, and problems such
2 = International institutions are slow and bureaucratic, and of

Thinking about the effect of imports and exports on jobs for Americans, do you think:
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = More jobs are lost from imports
2 = More jobs are gained from exports
3 = The number of jobs lost and gained are about equal

I would like to know your sense about the US government officials who are making decisions about US international trade policy. How much do you think that they consider the: [Concerns of working Americans]
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Too much
2 = Too little
3 = About right

Do you think that countries that are part of international trade agreements should or should not be required to maintain minimum standards for working conditions?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Should be required
2 = Should not be required

Of the following statements, which comes closer to your view?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = To deal with global problems such as terrorism and environme
2 = What countries do inside their borders is their own business

I would like to know how you feel about the process of increasing trade between countries through lowering trade barriers, such as taxes on imports. Do you feel this process has been going too fast, too slowly, or at about the right pace? Would you say m
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Much too fast
2 = A bit too fast
3 = About the right pace
4 = A bit too slowly
5 = Much too slowly

As you may know, international trade has increased substantially in recent years. This increase is largely due to the lowering of trade barriers between countries by, for example, lowering import taxes. Lowering trade barriers is a controversial issue. H
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = We should keep up barriers against international trade becau
2 = We should remove trade barriers now because this allows Amer
3 = We should lower trade barriers, but only gradually, so Ameri

When a minority is being deprived of its human rights by a government that is supported by the US, this may lead that minority to use terrorism against Americans.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Convincing
2 = Not convincing

As you may know, the US and some countries of Central America have negotiated a treaty called the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) that is similar to what the US now has with Mexico and Canada in NAFTA. Would you favor or oppose Congress app
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Favor
2 = Oppose

As you may know, when complaints are filed at the WTO or NAFTA, they are heard at proceedings that are not open to the public. Some say that this is a good idea because they are more likely to be resolved through quiet diplomacy and without the interfere
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Should
2 = Should not

As you may know, there are various views on the question of whether the US should promote freer trade. There are also different views on the question of whether the US government should have programs that try to help workers who lose their jobs because o
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = I favor free trade, and I believe that it IS necessary for t
2 = I favor free trade, and I believe that it is NOT necessary f
3 = I do not favor free trade.

Do you favor or oppose the US government giving subsidies to small farmers:
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Only in bad years
2 = On a regular annual basis

Which position is closer to yours.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Family farming is an American way of life that should be mai
2 = There are many ways of making a living that are part of the

Which position is closer to yours.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = People should have food available to them that was locally g
2 = Having locally grown food is nice, but the people who want i

Which position is closer to yours.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = It is unfair for US farmers to get government subsidies so t
2 = It is not our responsibility to take care of farmers in othe

Which position is closer to yours.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Farming is a risky business. Depending on the weather, farme
2 = Farmers should not be given preferential treatment. Just lik

Which position is closer to yours.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = It is good for the US to subsidize its farmers because then
2 = It is not good for the US to flood the world market with sub

Which position is closer to yours.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Rather than giving poor countries foreign aid, it is better
2 = Farmers in poor countries work for much lower returns than A

Which position is closer to yours.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = If we do not give subsidies to US farmers, other developed c
2 = If we give subsidies it is just as likely that other develop

Which position is closer to yours.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Subsidies have prompted US agribusiness to produce far more
2 = It is up to individuals to decide how much food they eat. Re

Which position is closer to yours.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = It is not consistent with the American way to have a whole s
2 = There is nothing more important than food. The government ne

Which position is closer to yours.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Subsidizing farmers gives America an important export produc
2 = If the US uses taxpayers' money to prop up exports, it only

Which position is closer to yours.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = When food is grown in the USA we can be more confident that
2 = The US government monitors the safety of all food sold in th

Another debate is whether small farmers should get subsidies only in bad years or on a regular annual basis, whether or not it is a bad year. Here are two positions on this issue. Which one do you find more convincing.
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Because farmers in other countries work at low wages, the on
2 = It is fine to help small American farmers when they are havi

Another debate is whether large farming businesses should get subsidies only in bad years or on a regular annual basis, whether or not it is a bad year. Here are two positions on this issue. Which one do you find more convincing
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Because farmers in other countries work at low wages, the on
2 = It is fine to help American agricultural businesses when the

Please tell me if you agree or disagree with the following statement:Free trade is an important goal for the United States, but it should be balanced with other goals, such as protecting workers, the environment, and human rights--even if this may mean s
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Agree
2 = Disagree

Some people say that the federal government should invest more in worker retraining and education to help workers adapt to changes in the economy. Others say that such efforts just create big government programs that do not work very well. Which comes cl
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Government should invest more
2 = Big programs that don't work

Is it your impression that over the last few years the amount of money that the US government spends to retrain, and in other ways help, workers who have lost their jobs due to globalization and the growth of international trade has:
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = increased
2 = decreased
3 = stayed about the same

Do you think that as we become more involved economically with another country that we should be more concerned about the human rights in that country, or do you not feel that way?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Yes, should be more concerned
2 = No, should not be

Do you think that the growth of international trade has increased the gap between rich and poor in this country, decreased the gap, or has had no effect?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Increased
2 = Decreased
3 = Has had no effect

In general, if another country is willing to lower its barriers to products from the US if we will lower our barriers to their products, should the US agree or not agree to this?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Should agree
2 = Should not agree

Here are two statements: Tell me which one you most agree with:
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = The US should lower its barriers even if other countries do
2 = The US should only lower its barriers if other countries do,

As a general rule, if a country that has lower wages than the US says it will lower its barriers to products from the US if we will lower our barriers to their products, should the US agree or not agree to do this?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Agree
2 = Not agree

The World Trade Organization was established to rule on disputes over trade treaties. If another country files a complaint with the World Trade Organization and it rules against the US, as a general rule, should the US comply with that decision?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Yes
2 = No

The World Trade Organization was established to rule on disputes over trade treaties. If another country files a complaint with the World Trade Organization and it rules against the US, as a general rule, should the US comply with that decision?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Depends

As you may know in early 2002 President Bush raised tariffs on steel imports. In response to challenges by other countries the World Trade Organization ruled that these increases were in violation of international trade rules. President Bush subsequently
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = He was right to raise them in the first place, and he was ri
2 = It was a mistake for him to raise them in the first place.
3 = He was right to raise them in the first place and he should

Do you think the North American Free Trade Agreement, NAFTA, has been good or bad for the United States?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Good
2 = Bad

Do you think the North American Free Trade Agreement, NAFTA, has been good or bad for the United States?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Good
2 = Bad
3 = Neither

Who should have the responsibility to retrain workers who have lost their jobs due to globalization and increased international trade?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = The US government
2 = Corporations that benefit from international trade
3 = Both

Please tell me if you agree or disagree with the following statement:I regard myself as a citizen of the world as well as a citizen of the United States.Would that be strongly or somewhat (agree/disagree)?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Strongly agree
2 = Somewhat agree
3 = Somewhat disagree
4 = Strongly disagree

Is it your impression that farmers receive subsidies:
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = only for bad years
2 = on a regular annual basis, whether or not it's a bad year

Do you think that small farmers get a higher percentage of their income from subsidies, that large farming businesses get a higher percentage, or that they get about the same percentage?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = small farmers get a higher percentage
2 = large farming businesses get a higher percentage,
3 = they get about the same percentage

Is it your impression that the European Union provides farm subsidies that are:
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = More than the US provides
2 = Less than the US provides
3 = About the same

Do you think that the US government
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Favors small farmers
2 = Favors large farming businesses
3 = Treats them equally

Is it your impression that farm subsidies in the US do or do not contribute to poverty in poor countries?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Do
2 = Do not

Under the current rules of international trade, countries are not allowed to restrict imports based on how they are produced. So, if a factory overseas generates excessive levels of pollution, the United States can't impose trade restrictions on the fact
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Countries should be able to restrict the import of products
2 = If countries can put up trade barriers against a product any

Some factories in countries that produce clothing for the American market place their workers in harsh and unsafe conditions, sometimes called sweatshops, to keep their costs low. Presently there is a proposal to have an international organization that w
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Unsure how it is made for $20
2 = Not made in sweatshop for $25

In general, what is your opinion of American popular culture, such as music, television and films? Do you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable opinion of American popular culture?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Very favorable
2 = Somewhat favorable
3 = Somewhat unfavorable
4 = Very unfavorable

Thinking about how globalization has resulted in new ideas and cultural influences coming into the US from other countries, on balance do you regard this as
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Very positive
2 = Somewhat positive
3 = Somewhat negative
4 = Very negative

As you may know with freer trade, jobs are often lost due to imports from other countries, while new jobs are created when the US exports more products to other countries. I'd like you to imagine in one industry some jobs are lost because of foreign comp
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Even if the new jobs that come from freer trade pay higher w
2 = It is better to have the higher paying jobs, and the people

Overall, would you say that American companies that operate in other countries should be expected to abide by US environmental standards? Do you feel that way strongly or somewhat?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Yes, strongly
2 = Yes, somewhat
3 = No, somewhat
4 = No, strongly

Which position is closest to yours?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = I support the growth of international trade in principle and
2 = I support the growth of international trade in principle, bu
3 = I do not support the growth of international trade because I

Some people say that if people in other countries are making products that we use, this creates a moral obligation for us to make efforts to ensure that they do not have to work in harsh or unsafe conditions. Others say that it is not for us to judge wha
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Yes, have moral obligation
2 = No, don't have moral obligation

If the government did have such a wage insurance program for people who lose their jobs as a result of international trade, would you:
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = feel more supportive of the growth of international trade
2 = not feel more supportive of the growth of international trad

Do you think this was due to globalization and the growth of international trade?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Not at all
2 = A little
3 = Some
4 = A lot

How much would you say the foreign policy decisions of the Bush administration are consistent with the views of the majority the American public?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = A great deal
2 = Somewhat
3 = Not very much
4 = Not at all

If the upcoming election for president were held today and the candidates were Republican George W. Bush and the Democratic nominee for President -- for whom would you vote -- Republican George W. Bush or the Democratic nominee for President?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Vote for President George Bush
2 = Vote for Democratic nominee for President

How sure are you that you will vote this way?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Very
2 = Somewhat
3 = Not very

What kind of job do you have?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Education, training or research
2 = Technical, such as computer, architecture or engineering
3 = Administrative, such as business, civil servant, or police o
4 = Healthcare
5 = Legal
6 = Manufacturing, construction, or maintenance
7 = Retail
8 = Military
9 = Farming, fishing, or forestry servicesWhat

In politics today, do you think of yourself as:
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Strongly Republican
2 = Leaning toward Republican
3 = Leaning toward Democrat
4 = Strongly Democrat
5 = Independent
6 = Other

Who would you most like to see the Democratic Party nominate as its presidential candidate in 2004?
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Howard Dean
2 = John Kerry
3 = Richard Gephardt
4 = Joe Lieberman
5 = Wesley Clark
6 = Dennis Kucinich
7 = Carol Moseley-Braun
8 = Al Sharpton
9 = John Edwards

How would you characterize where you live? Would you characterize it as
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = An urban area or part of a city
2 = A suburban area or bedroom community just outside of a city
3 = A small town or rural area

Age - 4 categories
1 = 18-29
2 = 30-44
3 = 45-59
4 = 60+
99 = Under 18

Age - 7 categories
1 = 18-24
2 = 25-34
3 = 35-44
4 = 45-54
5 = 55-64
6 = 65-74
7 = 75+
99 = Under 18

Dual Income HH
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
0 = No
1 = Yes

Education (Highest Degree Received)
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Less than high school
2 = Some high school, no diploma
3 = Graduated from high school - Diploma or equivalent (GED)
4 = Some college, no degree
5 = Associate degree (AA, AS)
6 = Bachelor's degree
7 = Master's degree
8 = Professional degree (MD, DDS, LLB, JD)
9 = Doctorate degree

Education (Categorical)
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Less than high school
2 = High school
3 = Some college
4 = Bachelor's degree or higher

Race / Ethnicity
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = White, Non-Hispanic
2 = Black, Non-Hispanic
3 = Other, Non-Hispanic
4 = Hispanic

Gender
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Male
2 = Female

Housing Type
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = A single-family house detached
2 = A single-family house attached
3 = An apartment
4 = A condominium or co-op
5 = College dormitory
6 = A manufactured or mobile home
7 = Other

Household Income
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Less than $5,000
2 = $5,000 to $7,499
3 = $7,500 to $9,999
4 = $10,000 to $12,499
5 = $12,500 to $14,999
6 = $15,000 to $19,999
7 = $20,000 to $24,999
8 = $25,000 to $29,999
9 = $30,000 to $34,999
10 = $35,000 to $39,999
11 = $40,000 to $49,999
12 = $50,000 to $59,999
13 = $60,000 to $74,999
14 = $75,000 to $84,999
15 = $85,000 to $99,999
16 = $100,000 to $124,999
17 = $125,000 to $149,999
18 = $150,000 to $174,999
19 = $175,000 or more

Marital Status
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Married
2 = Single (never married)
3 = Divorced
4 = Widowed
5 = Separated

MSA Status
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
0 = Non-Metro
1 = Metro

Region 4 - Based On State Of Residence
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Northeast
2 = Midwest
3 = South
4 = West

Region 9 - Based On State Of Residence
1 = New England
2 = Mid-Atlantic
3 = East-North Central
4 = West-North Central
5 = South Atlantic
6 = East-South Central
7 = West-South Central
8 = Mountain
9 = Pacific

Ownership Status Of Living Quarters
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = Own
2 = Rent
3 = Do not pay for housing

Current Employment Status
-2 = Not asked
-1 = REFUSED
1 = I work as a paid employee
2 = I am self-employed
3 = I am an owner/partner in small business, prof practice, farm
4 = I work at least 15 hrs/wk w/o pay in family business/farm
5 = I am unemployed, temporarily laid off, but looking for work
6 = I am retired
7 = I am disabled
8 = I am a homemaker
9 = Other