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07.10.2015

No more pies in the sky

Polish party leaders are forced by media to specify the costs of their election promises. A decade ago no one bothered. Polish democracy is maturing.

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29.09.2015

Indirect costs in healthcare – an unlikely rationale for policy reform in Poland?

Polish policymakers have to face indirect costs of a healthcare system and implement reforms. But so far all arguments have been consistently ignored by the Ministry of Health officials, at least officially.

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(CC BY-SA Karen Chichester)
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14.09.2015

Taxation of non-existing disable employees

30,000 companies in Poland pay a total of PLN 3bn in additional taxes for employment of disable, but the majority of disabled people are not looking for an employment.

 

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09.09.2015

Poland fails to improve its investment incentives

The Polish government is not the most lavish one as far as attracting FDI is concerned. According to the latest report by the Polish Foreign Investment Agency, Poland has less incentives than Bulgaria and the Czech Republic but more than Slovakia or Romania.

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Sławomir Majman, President of PAIiIZ
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28.08.2015

It is better not to buy foreign investors

Our business is not to buy investments but to shape an economic map of Poland. CEFinancialObserver.eu talks to Sławomir Majman, President of the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency.

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08.06.2015

Special Economic Zones have hardly boosted growth

Special economic zones are beneficial for regions that are at intermediate stages of development. In most cases they have not added to the growth of local communities.

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Click to see more (infographics by Dariusz Gąszczyk)
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30.04.2015

Poland Starts to Conquer African Markets

A stagnant European Union and growing geopolitical problems in Russia are forcing Poland to look further afield for export markets, with some success; the government’s two-year-old GoAfrica programme has boosted trade with Africa by 25%.

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26.02.2015

The benefits of immigration still outweigh the disadvantages

There are more than 115 million immigrants currently living in developed countries of the OECD - people born outside their current country of residence who hold citizenship of the country of their origin. They constitute approx. 10% of the population in the OECD.

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25.06.2014

Important projects still beyond participatory budgets

At least 70 cities and municipalities have already launched their participatory budgets. Their number will grow since they are drivers of popularity and the local elections are scheduled as early as this autumn. Therefore, once again - after a year - we are watching the implementation of the idea of the participatory budget. A review of Internet reports shows that the process of creating participatory budgets has been professionalised by city authorities.

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Prime Minister Donald Tusk with a senior (CC BY Kancelaria Prezesa Rady Ministrów)
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17.02.2014

There will be no demographic reserve until the budget is balanced

The number of children and youth is for the first time the same as the number of pensioners in Poland. Both groups were 7 million strong in December 2013, according the preliminary reports of Poland’s Central Statistics Agency. This was also the first year in which the Polish government withdrew more from the its Demographic Reserve Fund (FRD), created as a reserve in case of problems with future pension payments, than it paid into the fund from gains from privatization. The fund is dwindling.

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