Poland and the EU
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Code : ITF0025
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Region : :Poland Europe |
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Abstract: Poland was one of the ten countries that joined the European Union (EU) on May 1st 2004. As the largest of the new members, with a rapidly developing economy, Poland is expected to leverage its membership to develop its economy and reduce unemployment. Critics have cautioned that the European Union's stringent fiscal policy requirements might curtail Poland's growth. |
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Keywords
Poland and the European Union, Polish gross domestic product, International Trade & World Economy Case Study, Handlowy W Warszawie Bank, European Treaty of Association, Central Bank of Poland, Corporate taxes, European Competition Commission, Growth and stability pact, Eurozone, Polish economic and monetary policy, Maastricht Treaty, Developing economy, Outsourcing, Unemployment rate, Foreign direct investment
Contents :
» THE ECONOMICS AND POLITICS OF JOINING EU
» THE GROWTH AND STABILITY PACT
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