Most Americans want major overhauls to economy, political, healthcare systems: survey

A latest survey showed that a majority of American respondents wanted major changes or complete reforms to the way the United States operates, U.S. financial news website Business Insider reported.

The report, published on Sunday, quoted data from a new Pew Research Center survey, in which 85 percent of the respondents asked for an overhaul of their country's political systems, 66 percent wanted major changes to the economy, and over 75 percent said there needed to be a major reform to their country's healthcare system.

The survey was conducted in more than a dozen of the world's advanced economies, said the article, noting that the Americans surveyed were generally more dissatisfied with their government than residents of other advanced economies.