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United Kingdom leaving the European Union

In 2016, 41% said the European Union will be damaged but it will recover.

Question

Which one of the following statements comes closest to your own view about what might happen if the United Kingdom leaves the European Union? If the United Kingdom leaves the European Union:

This question was asked in 2016.

This will lead to the break-up of the European Union over time 29The European Union will be damaged but it will recover 41There will be no impact on the European Union 11Don’t know / no view 19

These results are drawn from a nationally representative mobile and fixed-line telephone survey of 1002 Australian adults between 1 and 9 June 2016, conducted by Field Works Market Research on behalf of the Lowy Institute.

  • This will lead to the break-up of the European Union over time
  • The European Union will be damaged but it will recover
  • There will be no impact on the European Union
  • Don’t know / no view
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Brexit Australian foreign policy Europe European Union United Kingdom Trust in global powers Australia’s bilateral relations

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