88% of voters want U.S. companies treated fairly in foreign markets
- A new poll reveals that 88% of Americans believe allies should provide U.S. companies with market access comparable to what the United States offers, showing broad public support for defending domestic businesses abroad.
- The Penta Group conducted the online survey from Aug 3 through Aug 17 on behalf of the US-Asia Fair Market Alliance, which advocates for fair trade practices and equal access to international markets.
- Among 1,000 voters surveyed, 137 were small business owners; 63% have considered international expansion, while 70% believe unfair foreign treatment could impact their personal financial well-being.
- When asked about government action, 65% of voters wanted a federal response to unequal treatment, with trade talks and formal dispute settlements ranking as the most popular option at 49%.
- Matt Mowers, executive director of the US-Asia Fair Market Alliance, noted the data sends a message to Washington that Americans expect a level playing field and government defense against discriminatory hurdles.
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A poll has been released showing that 76% of U.S. voters support a strong response to countries that discriminate against domestic companies. Cases such as the fine imposed on Coupang for personal data leakage are perceived as unfair treatment of U.S. companies, and bipartisan sentiment is spreading within the U.S. demanding that the Korean government improve its policies and promise to prevent recurrence.
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88% of voters want U.S. companies treated fairly in foreign markets
(The Center Square) – A new poll found that most voters want the federal government to defend domestic companies from unfair treatment in foreign markets.
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Poll Finds Broad Voter Support for U.S. Action When American Companies Face Unequal Treatment Abroad
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Nearly 8 in 10 Americans more likely to back politicians who defend us companies abroad, poll shows - The Daily Bo Snerdley
Nearly eight in ten American voters say they would be more likely to support a policymaker who works to ensure U.S. companies receive fair treatment in foreign markets, according to new polling provided to the Daily Caller News Foundation. The survey found broad support for Washington pushing back when American companies face unequal treatment overseas, including when the country involved is a close U.S. ally. Voters also tied the success of Ame…
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NEW POLL: D.C. Policy Influencers, Small Business Owners and American Voters Demand U.S. Companies Receive Fair Treatment by Foreign Governments
Bipartisan majorities warn that U.S. lawmakers cannot tolerate discriminatory regulations by foreign countries that put American jobs, exports, and small...
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