Poland's economy in the pandemic

Pawel Bukowski and Wojtek Paczos

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Abstract: The Polish economy has largely managed to avoid the pandemic-induced troubles experienced in Western Europe. But as Pawel Bukowski and Wojtek Paczos argue, contrary to government claims of able stewardship, what has got the country through relatively unscathed is a combination of good fortune, making GDP a priority over health and restrictions centred more on personal freedoms than economic freedoms.

Keywords: Covid-19; Productivity; Wellbeing; growth; gdp; Poland; labour markets (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021-10-15
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