Pension reform, long-term care, high housing prices and taxation equity are the biggest policymaking challenges facing Taiwan’s incoming government, according to a recent poll conducted by Taipei City-based newspaper United Daily News.
The results reflect high public expectations of Taiwanese President-elect Tsai Ing-wen and her Democratic Progressive Party administration after taking office May 20. The DPP chairwoman’s campaign platform centered on distributive justice.
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