Original sentence: In 2017, the Institute commissioned a poll by Populus with the aim to examine “attitudes towards capitalism and free markets”.In the private sphere, the report highlights that the British public want companies to prioritise social responsibility over profit, enforce CEO wage caps and abolish zero hour contracts.Key findings included; the public tends to favour non-free market ideals, a regulated economy, and the nationalisation of utilities such as, water, electricity, gas and the railway.Results also show that the public remain split 50:50 on whether banks should be taken into public control.The institute also sought to understand the public’s attitudes towards capitalism, socialism, liberalism, communism, patriotism and conservatism.The poll discovered that people typically found positive traits with liberalism and socialism, and negative traits associated with capitalism and conservatism, and this phenomenon was non-partisan
Edited sentence: At the bottom were owning a car and cheap air travel.Believe taxes should rise to provide more funding for the NHS.Favour public ownership of the UK’s water, electricity, gas and railway sectors.Favour wage caps for CEOs.Favour worker representation at senior executive and board level.Hold an unfavourable view of 'capitalism; as a concept, viewing it as 'greedy', 'selfish' and 'corrupt'.In 2017, the Institute commissioned a poll by Populus, estimating the views of the general British public on the political priorities of Legatum Institute.Support higher levels of regulation.Support the abolition of zero hour contracts.The British public:.The Legatum Institute's Matthew Elliott described these views as "populist".The top priorities for respondents were: food and water; emergency services; universal healthcare; a good house; a decent well-paying job; and compulsory and free education