Stosunki gospodarcze Polski z zagranicą
Poland’s Economic Relations with Other States

Summary/Abstract: Poland’s economic results of 2005 indicate that the policy aimed at preparing the Polish economy to operate within the uniform internal market of the EU has been successful. The apprehensions expressed earlier proved ungrounded. The Polish economy did very well in the conditions of the strong competition in the EU market, which is indicated by the falling deficit in the current account of Poland’s balance of payments, inflow of capital as well as other macroeconomic indicators: the level of inflation, the interest rates and the dynamics of the GDP growth. What remained unsatisfactory was the dynamics of the unemployment rates, but most of the macroeconomic indices improved as compared with the previous year. According to prognoses of the main economic centres (the Gdańsk Institute for Market Economics, Government Centre of Strategic Studies and experts of the PKO and PBH banks), the current macroeconomic tendencies should become stronger in 2006.

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