EU Cities Monitor reports Warsaw has improved its position

According to the report of European Cities Monitor drafted by Taylor Nelson Sofres, and commissioned by Cushman and Wakefield Healey and Baker, Warsaw has improved its position with regards to labour costs, accessibility to the market and customers. Managers who accordingly participated in the survey, said the quality of telecommunication services as well as the climate for business development resulting from the government's tax and finance policy had improved in Warsaw. The expansion of the European Union coupled with an increased interest in the Eastern market are expected to improve business attractiveness of such capital cities as Warsaw, Moscow, Prague and Bu dapest. (Rzeczpospolita, p. B2) A.Z.