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Support for a free-market economy, by country in 2012

 

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Europe, US; 18 years and older; Approx. 1,000 per country; March 17, 2012 to April, 16, 2012 Source: Pew Research Center


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This statistic shows public views in Europe and the United States as of 2012 as to whether respondents thought people were generally better off in a free market economy. 53 percent of respondents in Poland agreed that people were generally better off living within a free-market economy.

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close Markets and sectors
Society , Politics & Economy
Survey
Survey time period March 17, 2012 to April, 16, 2012
Interview
Number of respondents Approx. 1,000 per country
Region Europe, US
Macroregion Trans-Continental only (with GER)
Age group 18 years and older
Relevance 2
Method of interview Telephone and face-to-face interviews
Release
Published by Pew Research Center
Release date May 2012
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