Just over a third (35%) of respondents to our poll took the view that Cameron should be wary of alienating foreign investors wanting to use British skills and know-how as a springboard into the EU, and just under a third (30%) agreed that industry is so heavily entrenched within the EU that its relationship within it should remain unchanged.
Under a quarter (24%) took the view that the terms of Britain’s EU membership need to be renegotiated to reduce regulatory burdens (14%), with the remaining 10% agreeing that the PM should put his efforts into an all-out exit from the EU.
Of the remaining of respondents, 9% thought the PM was merely posturing and 2% did not agree with the options presented to them.
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