Poland, after its transformation into a market economy in the early 90’s, has consistently been running a current accoun
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Poland, after its transformation into a market economy in the
early 90’s, has consistently been running a current account deficit
as imports outpaced exports. Despite this fact, Poland has been one
of the best performing countries among those who were undergoing
the transition from a planned to a market economy. • How can you
reconcile the strong performance in terms of GDP growth with the
evolution of exports and imports (given that net exports are a
component of GDP)? • Looking forward, what would be the main
indicators or variables that can give you a good sense of the
future performance of the Polish economy?
early 90’s, has consistently been running a current account deficit
as imports outpaced exports. Despite this fact, Poland has been one
of the best performing countries among those who were undergoing
the transition from a planned to a market economy. • How can you
reconcile the strong performance in terms of GDP growth with the
evolution of exports and imports (given that net exports are a
component of GDP)? • Looking forward, what would be the main
indicators or variables that can give you a good sense of the
future performance of the Polish economy?