Hej
Suan Dusit presenterade sin opiniionsundersökning efter ett 1 år med Yninglucks regering, och stödet har ökat igen ifrån en redan hög nivå efter 6 månaders mätningen, den utfördes Augusti 10-25, och 7,047 personer var med i den http://asiancorrespondent.com/89907/polls-on-the-1-year-mark-of-the-yingluck-government/
Bangkok Pundit ser inga hot mot regeringen med såna här siffror, och dom områden som regeringen har lyckats bäst i är i Drog problemen, ökade löner, Pensioner, Internationella affärer och beslut som har gynnat allmännheten som rabatt viid första bilköp, billigare vatten och el.
Sämst har man varit på Prisökningar, Enandet av landet, Problemen i södra Thailand och Jordbruksstödet.
Polls on the 1 year mark of the Yingluck government : Part 1
By Bangkok Pundit Sep 30, 2012 2:00PM UTC
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Suan Dusit conducted a poll (PDF) between August 10-25, surveying 7,047 people throughout the country.
Q1: Work performance of the Yingluck government within 1 year (การทำงาน “รฐับาลยิ่งลกัษณ์” ในรอบ 1ปี ) (out of 10)
BP: The government is really under no serious threat with such numbers particularly as they have increased over the last 6 months.
2. Performance of the Yingluck government by Ministry (ผลงานของรฐับาล จำแนก “รายกระทรวง”)
BP: No one gets a bad score, but comparatively you can see Commerce (high cost of living/prices) gets the lowest score.
3. Work of the Yingluck government within the 1 year that has been outstanding (ยอดเยี่ยม)
4. Work of the Yingluck government within the 1 year that has been very bad (ยอดแย่)
BP: Other polls earlier this year have showed the popularity of the government’s drug suppression program, but people’s disatifsaction over price rises/high cost of living. Really none of the above is too surprising.
5. Performance of overall government:
Gender:
Male, 6.18
Female, 6.11
BP: This gender gap existed under Abhisit (where a greater number of females supported the Abhisit government than males) so insert your own joke and whether the looks of the respective leaders plays a part….
Age:
Under 18, 7.92
18-20, 5.99
21-30, 5.9
31-40, 6.15
41-50, 6.25
50+, 6.3
Education level:
Primary school, 6.62
High school, 6.63
Vocational, 6.48
Bachelors, 5.9
Higher than bachelors, 4.71
BP: Not sure how many people under 18 were surveyed, but the breakdown has been fairly consistent. Young, educated professionals were more likely to support Abhisit/Democrats whereas older people and those with less educational qualifications supported Puea Thai
Occupation:
Military/police, 6.8
Contractors, 6.64
Farmers, 6.6
Own business/trader, 6.24
Civil servant/state enterprise, 6.22
House wife/husband, 6.17
Retired/unemployed, 6.1
Student, 5.87
Private sector employee, 5.39
Doctor/nurse, 5.18
Salary:
Less than 5,000, 6.25
5,001-10,000, 6.7
10,001-20,000, 5.84
20,001-30,000, 6.04
30,001-40,000, 5.38
40,001+, 5.05
BP: Again not too surprising based on previous polls. It just confirms what we already know….
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