“The vast majority of respondents declared that the public will benefit from the introduction of the right to free drugs for seniors (87 percent.), As well as the provision of education for children in the program + Family 500 plus + (78 percent.). in most positively in this context are received also demands lowering the retirement age (73 percent.), the introduction of a minimum hourly wage of 12 zł gross (70 percent.), as well as increase the amount of free PIT (68 percent). “- says the development of the survey.
According to the CBOS program” Family 500 plus “heard 98 percent. Poles surveyed. The reduction of the retirement age while 93 per cent know. respondents; turn on free drugs for seniors and the minimum hourly wage – at 81 percent. respondents on taxes and commercial banking from retail sales – after 79 per cent., and at increasing the tax-free amount PIT – 73 percent.
“the conviction of the beneficial effects of the implementation of most of these legislative solutions noticeably favor the right-wing political views and support for the Law and Justice party or movement Kukiz’15″ – added.
CBOS noted that in the case of the impact of government solutions to the economy, opinions are more divided. The economic benefits associated with increasing the tax-free amount to about 8 thousand. zł is convinced 35 percent. Poles surveyed. The opposite opinion is 28 percent. respondents and opinion on this subject does not have 26 percent. “More often critically than positively, in terms of economic consequences, is seen lowering the retirement age (44 per cent. To 36 per cent.), The right to free medication for people over 75 (42 per cent. To 27 per cent.), And Family program + 500 + plus (49 per cent. to 32 per cent.) “- written in the report.
the survey shows that in the opinion of 45 percent. respondents will benefit the economy and the introduction of a minimum hourly wage of contracts-orders in the amount of 12 zł. The opposite view is 16 percent. respondents and 39 percent. believes that the economy is irrelevant.
“The potential economic benefits outweigh the negatives in opinions on the introduction of tax for banks and certain financial institutions (44 per cent. to 22 per cent.). One quarter of respondents (25 percent). not able to respond to this “- pointed CBOS.
tax and banking being in the conceptual stage retail sales tax, however, they are perceived rather negatively, in terms of their potential impact on the general public and the situation of their own households . According to CBOS, to some extent this can be justified by the high level of concern is that both stores and banks, increasing the prices of products and services pass costs related to the new financial liability to customers.
the study “Current problems and events” took place between 3-10 February. on a representative sample of 1,000 adult residents of Polish.
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