The Liberals’ leader Jan Björklund makes thumbs down for the investigator Ilmar Reepalu’s proposal to limit welfare corporate profits outlets to eight percent of the invested capital.
– the inquiry is on the wrong track. That’s the bad operations to be discontinued. There is no reason to pursue the successful, says Bjorklund said.
If you want choice in welfare, it must get to be profitable for operators to invest. The more you regulate this, the fewer there will be who are interested in investing, he believes. However should the quality be very high.
– Does not them then it’s no profit to be regulated, but then you should put down, says Jan Björklund.
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