Here is an interesting set of figures from the Pew Global Attitudes survey:
More than three-in-four agree with the statement in a diverse set of nations. Support for the free market approach is strongest in two of the poorest nations on the survey, [Kenya and the Palestinian Territories].
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There is as much support for the free market in the Middle East as there is in Western Europe. And a higher percentage of Palestinians (82%) than any Western European public agrees that people are better off in a free market economy, even though some are rich and some are poor.
George Galloway will be very disappointed in them.
