Poland: the most attractive European country for future investors

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GodandBrownThreads: 4 Posts: 68 Joined: Jul 7, 08	Jul 11, 09, 14:21 / #
Resurrection? What resurrection do you mean? The only resurrection I can see is the resurrection of a debt policy. It is a poor policy. Capitalism has brought us to madness. In former times, nations went into a war, if they had too much debts. Nowadays we continue piling debts for the next generation, what is even better, but not good. There is no decision between a system of structural shortness (communism) or senseless abundance (capitalism), there must be something between those poles...and here I come back to Poland. Its state isn't as bad as you mentioned.

TheOther	Jul 11, 09, 19:10 / #
GodandBrown: Its state isn't as bad as you mentioned. Maybe it's just not obvious. Poland has an unemployment rate of approx. 11% (ca. 1.72 million people) and roughly 2 million people working outside the country in the EU. What happens if those 2 million would come back to Poland because western European economies will weaken even further in the near future? Worst case, the Polish unemployment rate would double, and sooner or later people would get radicalized. Don't count on those multinational companies that set up office in Poland. They are only in it for the money. Conditions just need to change a bit and they're gone in a snap (see Dell in Ireland). The foundation todays' Poland is built on is very weak. IMHO, of course. business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/technology/ar ticle5472924.ece

GodandBrownThreads: 4 Posts: 68 Joined: Jul 7, 08	Jul 20, 09, 12:46 / #
Just back from Poland...Crisis? People talk about it, but they work as hard as before. My fresh impression is that people have no time for this crisis...there is too much to do.