About eight-in-ten or more in U.S say politicians, big corporations and the wealthy have too much power and influence in today's economy % saying each of the following groups has today's economy
Among Americans overall, there is widespread agreement around which groups have too much power in today’s economy. About eight-in-ten or more adults say politicians (84%), large corporations (82%) and wealthy people (82%) have too much power and influence. About three-quarters (74%) say health insurance companies have too much power, and majorities say the same about banks and other financial institutions (64%) and technology companies (61%).
About eight-in-ten or more in U.S say politicians, big  | corporations and the wealthy have too much power  | and influence in today's economy  | % saying each of the following groups has  | power and influence in  | today's economy  | About the  | Not enough  | Too much  | right amount  | Politicians  | 84  | 5  | 10  | 14  | 3  | 82  | Large corporations  | 3  | People who  | 15  | 82  | are wealthy  | Health insurance  | 9  | 74  | 16  | companies  | Banks and other  | 64  | 29  | financial insitutions  | Technology  | 61  | 30  | companies  | 31  | 32  | 36  | Labor unions  | 19  | 75  | People who are poor  | 5  | 23  | 72  | The middle class  | 5  | Small businesses  | 22  | 73  | 4  | Note: Share of respondents who didn it offer an answer not shown.  | Source: Survey of U.S. adults conducted Sept. 16-29 2019  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 