Declining Support for Lifting Poland’s Sunday Trading Ban
Support for reinstating Sunday trading in Poland is waning. A recent survey shows 41.5 percent of Poles favor it, while 47 percent oppose it. Last September, support stood at 52.6 percent, indicating a steady decline.
Demographic divides persist: support is highest among big-city residents earning PLN 7,000–8,999 net monthly, while opposition is strongest in small towns among those earning PLN 1,000–2,999.
The findings suggest unrestricted Sunday shopping is losing traction among Poles.
(WBJ)
