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21.12.2016

Central and Eastern Europe will develop fast

I am confident that for the next 5 to 10 years Poland will continue to grow if the world economy is growing without a major global recession or depression, says Peter Jarrett, PhD, Head of the OECD Central and Eastern Europe Unit.

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13.12.2016

Poles quickly learnt how to earn on export of knowledge

Besides furniture, household appliances, apples and cultivated mushrooms Polish exporters are also starting to successfully sell abroad knowledge and solutions in the cutting-edge technology.

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09.12.2016

Large companies are postponing investments

Since the beginning of this year we have been observing a slowdown in investment, which applies especially to medium and large-sized non-financial enterprises.

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28.11.2016

Poland’s government lowers retirement age, adding to budget deficit doubts

The Polish lower house of parliament voted in November to halt increases in the retirement age, adding to pressures on government borrowing costs and leading some to believe the country could be forced back into the EU’s Excessive Deficit Procedure in 2017.

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17.11.2016

The IMF has less faith in emerging markets

The International Monetary Fund still believes that emerging markets will return to the economic prosperity which characterized them in the first decade of this century.

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10.11.2016

Central banks in times of uncertainty

Is monetary policy, even extremely unconventional, still capable of fixing anything in the economy?

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04.11.2016

Economists give their opinions on Poland’s government financial policy

Two leading Polish economists discussed the record of the government on the eve of the first anniversary of its coming to power at a seminar organized by the CASE Centrum Analiz Spoleczno- Ekonomicznych, (Center for Social and Economic Research) and mBank in Warsaw.

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02.11.2016

In 2017 the rating agencies will look at the deficit

“We are paying attention to the fiscal side, not the decline in investment,” said Dietmar Hornung from the Moody's rating agency. Next year, Poland's GDP will increase by about 3 per cent and the inflation rate will be positive as early as December 2016.

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28.10.2016

The Visegrad Group countries are closer politically than economically

Over the years, the Visegrad Group was more of a geographical rather than a political concept. Currently there is a political rapprochement between the countries of the group.

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29.09.2016

Poland suffers from innate budget optimism

The EU 3 per cent of GDP limit in a state budget is of no major macroeconomic relevance in Poland. The issue is different – lack of capability to generate savings in good times.

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