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 @9N7367H from New Jersey answered…1hr1H

No, the government has not done enough to counter the corporate price gouging that occurs under the guise of inflation

 @9N6YM89 from Maine answered…2hrs2H

All monopolies/conglomerates that own/control a vast majority of a field or industry should be broken up.

 @9N6XNZ8 from Illinois answered…2hrs2H

Yes, but they must also cap and regulate corporate greed. No more raising prices means no more need to raise the minimum…

 @9N6XMVV from New Jersey answered…2hrs2H

I believe that taxes should be raised by a little bit to the rich however for the poor it should be 0 and they should de…

 @9N6WLQY from New York answered…3hrs3H

the problem of minimum wage is really the problem of inflation no matter how high the wage is inflation will catch up lo…

 @9N6QZ9F from Massachusetts answered…3hrs3H

No, increase taxes on the poor, harvest the homeless for sex slavery, and give rich people the poor's money.

 @9N6RHRB from Michigan answered…4hrs4H

I csnnot see any reason to the statement and options above, as these taxes lower the amount of money available for use,…

 @9N6RHRB from Michigan answered…4hrs4H

I say no, as they fluctuate so much, they pose a risk of falling into simple 1-digit numbers, and increase cyber-attacks…

 @9N6RHRB from Michigan answered…4hrs4H

As online purchase not only rockets item prices in real stores, it also means that the coustomer has to pay more for the…

  @ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…11hrs11H

Welfare benefits should be phased out, but until they are, increased restrictions increase administration costs.

  @ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…12hrs12H

Welfare benefits should be phased out in a manner that does not harm current recipients, but ends benefits in the near f…

  @ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…12hrs12H

Not only has government failed to lower inflation, poorly developed policy has caused what should have been transitory d…

  @ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…12hrs12H

While welfare benefits should be phased out, until they are, they should be administered competently and without onerous…

 @9N5WSF2 from Maryland answered…14hrs14H

No, require these companies to to set up an internal system to handle complaints and allow businesses to group together…

 @9N5PWJL from Florida answered…18hrs18H

The surcharges show us exactly how the money is being spent. A lot of those surcharges are government charges…ahem. So,…

 @9N5PWJL from Florida answered…18hrs18H

It’s all part of the balance. I like that ppl can live or work in either a union state or freedom state

 @9N5PPVQ from New York answered…18hrs18H

Yes, but it would need to be ensured all the public has been fairly educated on the use of this system

 @9N5PHPQ from Nebraska answered…19hrs19H

Property tax shouldn't exist as its treated more as renting the land/home from the goverment rather than owning it

 @9N5N9XF from New York answered…19hrs19H

The government needs to oversee them in theory, but the government is far too corrupt due to capitalism

  @ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…20hrs20H

Not only has the government failed to lower inflation, their misguided policies have turned what should have been transi…

  @ChaseOliverLibertarian from South Carolina answered…20hrs20H

Neither. Welfare programs should not exist, but insofar as they do, they must be administered competently until such tim…

 @9N5JXC9 from Massachusetts answered…21hrs21H

Generally hurt because of special privileges granted by government. Workers should be able to collectively bargain, but…

 @9N5JS7K from Arizona answered…21hrs21H

Break up Amazon, enforce better privacy standards like GDPR and that'll help with facebook and google.

 @9N56KVQ from New York answered…23hrs23H

No, and increase taxes on corporations and the wealthy while focusing on ending tax evasion in these two groups as well.

 @9N56KVQ from New York answered…23hrs23H

Yes, and increase it to the average US tax rate (31.5%), but only for capital gains over one million USD in a fiscal yea…