Poland Launches Economic Stimulus Plan
The Polish government has launched an economic stimulus plan worth $31.4 Billion in order to stimulate the Polish economy but also to consolidate on the economic growth the countries economy has seen recently. Poland’s economy is not suffering as much as other European countries from the current poor economic conditions but it is not immune to the effects. “The consequences of the global crisis for Poland are not so grave” said Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. But the country is taking steps to [...]
The Polish government has launched an economic stimulus plan worth $31.4 Billion in order to stimulate the Polish economy but also to consolidate on the economic growth the countries economy has seen recently.
Poland’s economy is not suffering as much as other European countries from the current poor economic conditions but it is not immune to the effects.
“The consequences of the global crisis for Poland are not so grave”
said Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. But the country is taking steps to guard against the global economic down turn.
Poland is following other European countries who have set up stabilisation programmes to protect themselves from recession.
The National Bank of Poland is wary of the fact that the economy is slowing and has had to re-estimate predicted growth figures for 2009. The last few years have seen unprecedented growth for Poland and the global economic problems have put an end to that growth for now.