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🇬🇧 United Kingdom

Europe · where this nation sits on each axis, and how it answers item by item.

Economic
MarketState
Mean -32.5 · median -40.7 · n=116 · ±9.2 · weighted
Social
TraditionalProgressive
Mean 12.21 · median 3.0 · n=116 · ±9.2 · weighted
Sovereignty
NationalGlobal
Mean 4.34 · median -6.9 · n=116 · ±9.2 · weighted
Force
RestraintIntervention
Mean 9.83 · median 7.3 · n=116 · ±9.2 · weighted
Weighted to United Kingdom's adult population on age, gender and education. Benchmark: World Bank World Development Indicators (UN World Population Prospects age/sex structure; UNESCO UIS educational attainment) (2024).

Item by item

QuestionSide ANeitherSide Bn
A We should buy things from whoever makes them best and cheapest, wherever they are.
B We should protect our own key industries, even if that means we pay more at home.
30.44% 36.27% 33.29% 108
A AI should be run by the countries and firms that build it.
B Powerful AI should be run by a world body, not by those who build it.
60.82% 12.18% 27.0% 111
A If machines take the jobs, people must retrain and move on.
B If machines take the jobs, the state must guarantee an income.
43.29% 22.62% 34.09% 112
A In the last year, have you had enough food to eat?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A Health care should mostly be bought and sold, with help for those who cannot pay.
B The state should provide health care, free when you need it.
44.98% 21.48% 33.54% 105
A Buying fuel from a government you attack in public is not worth it.
B Keeping the lights on comes first, even if the fuel comes from a bad government.
22.36% 27.51% 50.13% 113
A Build more homes and let the market set the rent.
B Cap what landlords are allowed to charge.
45.88% 20.77% 33.34% 110
A Is the water where you live safe to drink?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A Big private fortunes are earned, and should not be capped.
B When a few people hold so much wealth, taxes should bring it back down.
46.59% 18.21% 35.2% 111
A Where a border has already moved by force, it is better to accept it than fight on.
B A border moved by force should never be accepted, whatever it costs.
55.28% 20.29% 24.43% 112
A A shorter working week would leave us all poorer.
B A four-day week should be the normal week.
43.96% 31.05% 24.99% 113
A Do you have electricity when you need it?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A Water, power and trains work better when private firms compete to run them.
B Water, power and trains should be owned by the public, not run for profit.
52.25% 16.34% 31.41% 111
A Each country should decide for itself how many refugees it takes, if any.
B Rich countries owe it to the world to take a share of refugees.
63.03% 10.28% 26.69% 110
A What you leave your children is your own business.
B What one person leaves behind should be taxed heavily.
41.57% 18.04% 40.38% 111
A Is your home dry, warm enough and in good repair?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A Free trade and business have done more to end poverty than state help has.
B State help has done more to end poverty than free trade and business have.
48.37% 9.76% 41.87% 111
A Making some things and buying the rest is how a modern economy works.
B A country that cannot make its own chips, medicine and food is not truly free.
17.18% 23.96% 58.86% 110
A If you gain from a degree, you should pay for it.
B A place at college should be free for everyone.
39.99% 21.83% 38.18% 111
A At the end of the month, is there money left over?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A Rules on business usually do more harm than good.
B Rules on business are needed to keep people safe.
49.28% 17.29% 33.43% 111
A The price of food should be set by the market.
B The state should cap the price of basic food.
45.14% 19.46% 35.4% 109
A Do you feel safe walking alone near your home at night?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A Money from the state should go to people who work, or who clearly need it.
B The state should pay everyone enough to live on, with no strings.
48.2% 14.02% 37.79% 110
A You should be 18 before you can vote.
B Sixteen-year-olds should be able to vote.
39.45% 24.32% 36.23% 111
A Can you say what you think in public without fear?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A A firm should be run by the people who own it and the bosses they pick.
B Workers should have seats on the board of every large firm.
46.51% 20.16% 33.33% 110
A Parents, not the state, should decide what children see online.
B Children under 16 should be kept off social media by law.
33.23% 32.37% 34.4% 107
A Are you treated with respect by people in authority?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A A government should balance its books, even if that means cutting services.
B A government should borrow to keep services going, rather than cut them.
51.0% 12.32% 36.69% 110
A Young people should be free to choose their own path.
B A year of national service should be required of the young.
29.43% 30.08% 40.49% 109
A Can you see a doctor when you need one?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A Letting firms from abroad invest in our oil, gas and metals brings in money and skills.
B Our oil, gas and metals should stay in our own hands, not be sold abroad.
26.95% 19.62% 53.44% 113
A Schools should teach children to question their country's story.
B Schools should teach children to be proud of their country.
29.13% 19.73% 51.15% 103
A Can you get online when you need to?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A The old kind of family is what holds a society together.
B A society is stronger when all kinds of family are treated the same.
51.01% 15.81% 33.18% 110
A The law should never help anyone end a life.
B People who are dying should be allowed help to end it.
50.4% 16.37% 33.24% 109
A Can the children you know get a decent education?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A Too many newcomers puts our way of life at risk.
B Newcomers add more to our way of life than they take away.
59.24% 14.11% 26.65% 110
A How we farm animals is a matter of cost and choice.
B Factory farming should be phased out.
47.57% 26.45% 25.98% 110
A Can you travel to work or market without great difficulty?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A Faith should help shape the laws of a country.
B Laws should be made without looking to any faith.
45.43% 20.63% 33.93% 113
A A country may set low taxes to attract business.
B Tax havens should be shut down by world agreement.
62.8% 7.09% 30.12% 113
A Compared with five years ago, is your life better or worse?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A Each society should keep marriage as it has always been.
B Two men, or two women, should be able to marry in any country.
51.19% 18.09% 30.72% 109
A What a country finds in space belongs to that country.
B Space, and all that is in it, belongs to everyone.
51.4% 25.8% 22.81% 112
A Will the next generation's life be better or worse than yours?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A People should be free to say hurtful things without the state stepping in.
B The state should stop speech that puts down small groups.
40.68% 26.42% 32.9% 112
A Firms that develop medicines should keep the rights to them.
B When a plague hits, the whole world should be free to copy a drug.
63.11% 15.29% 21.6% 111
A Do the people in charge listen to someone like you?
B
0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 116
A Taking drugs for fun should stay against the law.
B Taking drugs for fun should no longer be a crime.
44.84% 25.74% 29.42% 109
A A leader can only be put on trial by their own country.
B Any leader can be put on trial by a world court.
54.86% 22.89% 22.25% 113
A Whether you are a man or a woman is set at birth.
B Whether you are a man or a woman is for you to say.
44.13% 24.81% 31.06% 114
A The waters near a country belong to that country.
B The sea and the fish in it belong to all of us.
51.2% 25.64% 23.16% 106
A A country should move on from old wrongs, not keep going back to them.
B A country should own up to old wrongs, and pay those it harmed.
59.82% 14.01% 26.17% 108
A Each country should set its own rules for the internet.
B The internet needs one set of rules for everyone.
58.12% 23.45% 18.43% 110
A Keeping order matters more than letting people be themselves.
B Letting people be themselves matters more than keeping order.
45.57% 19.84% 34.58% 110
A Nobody should ever be forced to fight.
B If the country is attacked, everyone must serve.
30.17% 24.71% 45.12% 112
A The law should limit abortion in most cases.
B A woman should be able to end a pregnancy if she asks.
49.32% 19.66% 31.02% 111
A We should not sell arms to countries at war.
B Selling arms is how friends stay able to defend themselves.
29.91% 25.29% 44.79% 109
A No court outside our country should overrule the leaders we elect.
B World courts should be able to overrule the leaders a country elects.
62.74% 17.23% 20.03% 111
A Answering an attack on computers with force goes much too far.
B A big attack on our computers can be answered with force.
39.72% 31.99% 28.29% 112
A A country has every right to choose who may cross its border.
B Where you were born should not decide where you may live.
59.02% 14.23% 26.76% 110
A Peace troops rarely help and often make things worse.
B The world should keep a standing peace force ready.
48.09% 23.42% 28.49% 115
A Each country should set its own limits on the gases it gives off.
B The same limits on gases should be set for every country, rich or poor.
65.79% 12.58% 21.63% 111
A You do not spy on your friends.
B Every country spies on everyone, and should.
36.08% 20.95% 42.96% 110
A The UN veto matches real power, and keeps big states at the table.
B The UN veto gives too much power to too few countries.
57.22% 26.88% 15.91% 110
A Watching a border with armed drones goes too far.
B A country may use armed drones to guard its border.
26.93% 24.64% 48.42% 109
A Trade deals mostly help the rich and cost ordinary workers.
B Trade deals help ordinary people more than they hurt them.
58.56% 19.88% 21.56% 110
A You owe more to your own country than to the world as a whole.
B You owe more to the world as a whole than to any one country.
69.1% 13.63% 17.27% 109
A A country should pick who moves in, based on what it needs.
B People should be free to live and work in any country they choose.
64.7% 18.26% 17.04% 108
A Each country should set its own tax on firms, and compete for their money.
B Big firms should pay the same lowest tax rate all over the world.
61.09% 11.89% 27.02% 109
A Borders should stay as they are, even if a region wants to break away.
B If a region votes to break away, it should be allowed to.
51.26% 21.25% 27.48% 112
A A country should keep full control of its own money.
B A country gains more than it loses by sharing control of money with others.
60.27% 16.75% 22.98% 113
A Sending in troops from outside usually makes the killing worse, not better.
B It is right to send troops to stop mass killing in another country.
33.6% 22.59% 43.8% 110
A Cutting off trade is wrong when it makes ordinary people go hungry.
B Cutting off trade is a fair tool, even when ordinary people suffer.
24.63% 22.78% 52.59% 110
A We already spend enough, or too much, on our armed forces.
B We should spend more on our armed forces.
29.48% 21.88% 48.63% 111
A Nuclear arms make disaster more likely, and should be got rid of.
B Nuclear arms keep the peace by making war too costly.
31.87% 29.62% 38.51% 110
A There is no fight that talking cannot end in the end.
B Some enemies stop only when they are stopped by force.
31.19% 30.81% 38.0% 111
A Sending arms into a war makes it last longer and kills more people.
B When a country is invaded, sending it arms is the right thing to do.
32.3% 25.7% 42.0% 111
A Killing someone abroad without a trial is never right.
B It is sometimes right to kill an enemy fighter abroad.
24.56% 33.57% 41.88% 111
A No country should meddle inside another, whatever is going on there.
B What a country does to its own people can be the world's business.
42.87% 27.73% 29.4% 111
A We should not go to war over someone else's quarrel.
B We should be ready to go to war to defend a friend.
52.19% 21.68% 26.13% 112
A Money spent on arms would do more good spent on helping poor countries.
B Spending on arms buys the safety that everything else rests on.
33.67% 27.52% 38.81% 112
A Which comes closest to the work you do?
B
0.0% 2.21% 97.79% 116
A How steady is that work?
B
0.0% 21.54% 78.46% 116
A Do you work more hours than you would like?
B
0.0% 21.12% 78.88% 116

Where United Kingdom sits

Measured national facts — not opinion, and not a substitute for it. Each figure is the most recent observation published for this country, and carries its own year.

Income per person
World Bank / ICP · 2025
$53,993
higher than most countries
Income inequality (Gini)
World Bank PovcalNet/PIP · 2021
32.4 0–100
somewhat below the middle
Unemployment
ILO modelled estimate · 2025
4.7%
close to the middle
Tax revenue
IMF Government Finance Statistics · 2024
26.9%
among the highest in the world
Health spending
WHO Global Health Expenditure · 2024
11.1%
among the highest in the world
Urban population
UN World Urbanization Prospects · 2025
83.3%
higher than most countries
Using the internet
ITU · 2024
95.5%
higher than most countries
Tertiary enrolment
UNESCO UIS · 2023
80.4%
higher than most countries
Life expectancy
UN World Population Prospects · 2024
81.4 years
higher than most countries
Births per woman
UN World Population Prospects · 2024
1.6
somewhat below the middle
Trade openness
World Bank national accounts · 2025
62.5%
somewhat below the middle
Foreign direct investment
IMF Balance of Payments · 2025
1.9%
close to the middle
Born in another country
UN DESA migrant stock · 2024
17.1%
higher than most countries
Military spending
SIPRI · 2024
2.3%
somewhat above the middle
Armed forces personnel
IISS Military Balance · 2020
153,000
higher than most countries
Homicides
UNODC · 2021
1.1 per 100,000
somewhat below the middle

Ranked against every country with a published figure for the same series. Sources: World Bank World Development Indicators, which republish UN, ILO, UNESCO, WHO, SIPRI, IISS and UNODC data.