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How would you describe your place of employment? In which industry does your company focus its primary activities: Does your company have fewer than 500 employees? Which of the following statements best represents your company?
(Please read all the statements carefully, as more than one may apply, and select the statement that best represents your company.) How important are exchange rates (for example, the value of the dollar in relation to other currencies) for your company? Would you say that exchange rates have become more or less important or stayed about the same in terms of importance for your company in the last 10 years? From what kinds of sources do you get information about exchange rates and how they affect your company? Please check all that apply. Does your company benefit more when the dollar is strong or weak (with a strong dollar having a high value relative to other currencies)? Does your company benefit more when the dollar’s value is stable or fluctuating? Is the dollar’s value or its stability more important for your company? To your knowledge, does your company do any of the following:
How closely does your company monitor US exchange rate policy, such as actions taken by the Department of Treasury or the Federal Reserve that influence the value or stability of the dollar? To your knowledge, has your company ever taken a public position with respect to exchange rates, such as “My company supports a strong dollar”?
Which of the following steps, if any, has your company taken to advance its interests relative to exchange rate policy?
Does your company tend to take more of an interest in exchange rate policy when the dollar is strong, weak, stable, or fluctuating? Have there been specific time periods when your company has sought to advance its interests relative to exchange rate policy? If so, please describe in the box below. Has your company worked with other companies or organizations to try to influence exchange rate policy? If so, please describe in the box below. To your knowledge, would your company gain or lose if the Chinese government allowed its currency to float freely on the foreign exchange markets? Has your company taken a public position in support of or in opposition to the bill co-sponsored by Senators Charles Schumer and Lindsay Graham that would impose a 27.5% tariff on all Chinese imports unless the Chinese government significantly revalues its currency? Please list your three greatest concerns about the dollar and current US exchange rate policy: In which industry are your members typically employed: Do your members tend to work for companies having 500 or fewer employees? Which of the following statements best represents the companies that employ your members? (Please read all the statements carefully, as more than one may apply.) How important are exchange rates (for example, the value of the dollar in relation to other currencies) for your members’ job security? Would you say that exchange rates have become more or less important or stayed about the same in terms of importance in the last 10 years for your members' job security? From what kinds of sources does your organization get information about exchange rates and how they affect your membership? Please check all that apply. Do your members stand to benefit more when the dollar is strong or weak (with a strong dollar having a high value relative to other currencies)? Do your members benefit more when the dollar’s value is stable or fluctuating? Is the value of the dollar or its stability more important for your members?
To your knowledge, do the companies that employ your members do any of the following:
How closely does your organization monitor US exchange rate policy, such as actions taken by the Department of Treasury or the Federal Reserve that influence the value or stability of the US dollar? To your knowledge, has your organization ever taken a public position with respect to exchange rates, such as “My union supports a strong dollar”? Which of the following steps, if any, has your organization taken to advance the interests of its members relative to exchange rate policy?
Does your organization tend to take more of an interest in exchange rate policy when the dollar is strong, weak, stable or fluctuating? Have there been specific time periods when your organization has sought to advance its interests relative to exchange rate policy? If so, please describe in the box below. Has your organization worked with other organizations or companies to try to influence exchange rate policy? If so, please describe in the box below. To your knowledge, would your union’s membership gain or lose if the Chinese government allowed its currency to float freely on the foreign exchange markets? Has your organization taken a public position in support of or in opposition to the bill co-sponsored by Senators Charles Schumer and Lindsay Graham that would impose a 27.5% tariff on all Chinese imports unless the Chinese government significantly revalues its currency? Please list your three greatest concerns about the dollar and current US exchange rate policy: In which industry do your member companies tend to focus their primary activities: Do your member companies tend to be small companies (with fewer than 500 employees)? Which of the following statements best represents your member companies? (Please read all the statements carefully, as more than one may apply.) How important are exchange rates (for example, the value of the dollar in relation to other currencies) for your member companies? Would you say that exchange rates have become more or less important or stayed about the same in terms of importance for your member companies in the last 10 years? From what kinds of sources does your organization get information about exchange rates and how they affect your membership? Please check all that apply. Do your member companies stand to benefit more when the dollar is strong or weak (with a strong dollar having a high value relative to other currencies)? Do your member companies benefit more when the dollar’s value is stable or fluctuating? Is the value of the dollar or its stability more important for your member companies? To your knowledge, do your member companies tend to do any of the following:
How closely does your organization monitor US exchange rate policy, such as actions taken by the Department of Treasury or the Federal Reserve that influence the value or stability of the US dollar? To your knowledge, has your organization ever taken a public position with respect to exchange rates, such as “My association supports a strong dollar”? Which of the following steps, if any, has your organization taken to advance the interests of its members relative to exchange rate policy: Does your organization tend to take more of an interest in exchange rate policy when the dollar is strong, weak, stable or fluctuating? Have there been specific time periods when your organization has sought to advance its interests relative to exchange rate policy? If so, please describe in the box below. Has your organization worked with other organizations or companies to try to influence exchange rate policy? If so, please describe in the box below. To your knowledge, would your member companies gain or lose if the Chinese government allowed its currency to float freely on the foreign exchange markets? Has your organization taken a public position in support of or in opposition to the bill co-sponsored by Senators Charles Schumer and Lindsay Graham that would impose a 27.5% tariff on all Chinese imports unless the Chinese government significantly revalues its currency? Please list your three greatest concerns about the dollar and current US exchange rate policy: |
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