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January 26, 2021
US Adults Who Support Proposals for the Federal Government to Break Up Big Tech Companies, by Demographic, Jan 2021 (% of respondents in each group)
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Respondents were asked: "Some lawmakers in Congress have been calling on the the federal government to do more to try to break up Big Tech monopolies and promote market competition. This may mean some companies would have to sell off competitors that they purchased to stifle competition. For ... example, Facebook might be broken up so that Instagram would again become its own, independent company. Other companies like Amazon might not be able to serve as both a marketplace for products and a seller in that marketplace. Would you support or oppose this proposal?"More
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Data is from a January 2021 Vox survey conducted by Data for Progress. 1,164 US adults ages 18+ who are likely voters were surveyed online during January 15-19, 2021. Vox is a news media website. Data for Progress is a nonprofit organization that conducts research in support of progressive causes.Featured In
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US Adults Who Support Proposals for the Federal Government to Break Up Big Tech Companies, by Demographic, Jan 2021 (% of respondents in each group)Publication Date
January 26, 2021
