Report: Poland’s labor costs no longer an advantage, changes needed
20:54
Poland can no longer base its competitiveness on lower labor costs and its role as the industrial back office of Western Europe, according to the Polska Przedsiębiorcza project launched by Rafał Brzoska, Michał Sołowow, and other entrepreneurs linked to The Company. The initiative will focus over the next 18 months on rebuilding the ethos of entrepreneurship, internationalizing Polish brands, energy and competitiveness, and productivity.
The report argues that Poland’s post-1989 growth model is running out of momentum as wages rise and cheaper production shifts elsewhere. Key priorities include stable and competitive energy prices, deregulation, stronger productivity, technology development, predictable regulation, and greater support for Polish companies expanding abroad.
(wnp.pl)
