Poland’s SuccessThe collapse of Soviet communism was a process that began in Poland, with the Solidarnosc movement eventually overcoming an oppressive and inhumane order. A powerful motivation in that drive was the desire to reconnect with international institutions and with Europe.
Capital markets of the Three Seas region – (un)used potentialThere are two poles of fast economic growth in the European Union – Ireland in the West and the twelve countries of the Three Seas Initiative whose economies have grown by 2.8% per annum since they joined the EU. International investors are yet to use the full potential of that rapid pace of development in the region.
Overcoming the economic legacy of WW2Poland is one of those countries that have suffered the greatest losses in the course of the 20th century. 6 million Poles were killed during WW2. As compensation for its Eastern Borderlands, Poland was given the ruined regions of Silesia and Pomerania.
Independence is good for the economyIt is economy that is one of the foundations of sovereignty. There are some areas of the economy were Polish companies already rank among global champions.
Economy in the Perspective of Long DurationNations with a long history treat economy as a tool for strengthening the community, and see community values as a source of lasting prosperity.
