According to the research and econometrical model Poland’s monetary policy and the monetary rule are very similar. In …-term economic growth. The difference is that in Poland the control of supply of money is carried out by the control inflation …

recent macroeconomic changes. The comparison is the first step to answering to the question whether Poland is threatened by …

This Report is a third in the series Employment in Poland. It consists of four Parts, devoted to empirical analysis of … employment on Polish labor market, determinants of wages and wage inequalities in Poland; effectiveness of ALMP in Poland … countries the incidence of nonstandard employment arrangements is much lower than in Western Europe. Although Poland stands out …

recent macroeconomic changes. The comparison is the first step to answering to the question whether Poland is threatened by …

According to the research and econometrical model Poland’s monetary policy and the monetary rule are very similar. In …-term economic growth. The difference is that in Poland the control of supply of money is carried out by the control inflation …

In this paper we analyze the evolution and the determinants of in-work poverty in Poland, according to three poverty … in Poland there is very high in-work poverty in agriculture and modest in-work poverty in all other sectors. Workers are … individual, which is especially important considering that the incidence of temporary contracts in Poland is the highest across …

and population ageing, is a key problem for the future of Poland and Europe. We discuss the impact of demographic changes … population ageing on the economy and to ensure the stability of the age structure in Poland in the long term. Part I discusses … the macroeconomic aspects of demographic changes in Poland, also in the light of the past and future reforms of the …

The report ‘Employment in Poland 2009 – Entrepreneurship for Work’ is the fi fth edition of the Employment in Poland … out to what extent economic changes influence the labour market in Poland and other EU countries, especially New Member … employment in Poland between 1996 and 2007, followed by the comparison with highly developed countries, especially the EU15, and …

Poland after the year 2000, are due to the idiosyncratic, i.e. limited to only one country, decrease in return on capital and … swiftly eliminate the negative effects that the financial crises of the late 1990s exerted on their economies, whereas Poland … Poland – the lowest in Europe – is due to the social policy model adopted in Poland. Hence, if this model is not essentially …