Posted July. 01, 2005 05:54,
Eight out of 10 CEOs graded the incumbent governments economic policies C or under.
Monthly CEO, a Korean business magazine, asked 65 CEOs to score the economic policies of the Roh administration on June 30. According to the results, the largest number of CEOS gave C grades in comprehensive assessment including leadership.
A whopping 23.1 percent gave Ds, which was followed by 13.8 percent Bs, 12.3 percent Es and 4.6 percent Fs. No one gave As.
In the same survey in August 2003, 79.7 percent gave Cs or under. The number increased to 92.6% percent in August 2004, and slightly decreased in 2005. However, the number is still high.
When it comes to real estate polices, in particular, 93.8 percent gave Cs or under including 53.8 percent Ds, 23.1 percent Cs, 12.3 percent Es and 4.6 percent Fs.
About labor policies, most CEOs gave a C (41.5 percent) or a D (30.8 percent). Grade A indicates very good, grade B good, grade C neutral, grade D fairly bad, grade E bad and F very bad.