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Swedish companies and entrepreneurs would favour Reinfeldt more than Löfven
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
In the Swedish
political scene, the Social Democrats have increased substantially in
the polls since Stefan Löfven was elected new party leader. But
according to a study by a polling organisation, Skop, made on behalf of
the Swedish business daily, Dagens industri, Prime Minister Fredrik
Reinfeldlt is still the big favourites for the country's entrepreneur
community.
In the polls
published in Tuesday, the business community sees the rising support
for the Social Democrats leader differently. The survey of 600
entrepreneurs made business leaders to have to answer the question of
which of Fredrik Reinfeldt and Stefan Löfven they’ll favour more as
having the greatest understanding of company life.
Here, Fredrik Reinfeldt, had the support of 67 percent of respondents and Stefan Löfven 19 percent.
Last Sunday,
polling organisation Sifo, published a survey which showed that the
Social Democrats had returned as the largest political party in Sweden
with 33.7 percentage of voter support.
"I think Stefan
Löfven has the confidence of companies, based on his past Workers union
activities. But now he is party leader and in that role he has yet to
make any real move, "says Birgitta Hultåker, project manager at the
Skop to the paper.
It looks like
most of the Swedish polling organisations are in a hurry to come out
with some form of measurement and comparison between the incumbent
Prime Minster and Mr Löfven who has just been elected to head his party.
He is still
organising economic policies and on the whole it will be hard for
business to support a leader who might be street smart and could
understand how to close loop holes in the tax system and employment
laws.
Social
Democrats have been talking too much about labour reforms and how to
force companies to take in young Swedish youths whose rate of youth
unemployment has sky rocked in the past few years.
It also turns
out that most companies just ignore the youths and go for the cheaper
Eastern Europeans who could be paid pretty low and could be cheaply
fired. With these types of actions in the face of Reinfeldt, something
which Stefan Löfvens could check in the future, companies would not be
happy with hom.
By Scancomark.se Team
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