Poland has a high-income economy that is one of the fastest growing in Europe. The presentation provides details on Poland's GDP, economic sectors, imports, exports, foreign direct investment, and tax rates. Key points include that Poland has a population of over 38.5 million, GDP growth was 4.3% in 2011, the main economic sectors are services and industry, top import/export partners are Germany, and the corporate income tax rate is 19%.

1. Presentation
on
Poland economy
or
business environment
Presented by,
Ashutosh Sharma
Mail id:-
ashutosh.sharma@itm.edu

3. President or prime minister
President of Poland Bronisław Komorowski Prime minister of Poland Donald Tusk

4. The financial centre of Poland
The Poland Stock Exchange is, by market
capitalisation, one of Central Europe's largest

5. Poland
Poland is a country in Central Europe.
The total area of Poland is 312,679 square
kilometers.
it is the 69th largest country in the world and
the 9th largest in Europe. With a population of
over 38.5 million people.
The country consists of 16 states and its
capital and largest city is Warsaw.
The government of the Poland Parliamentary
republic, and the President Bronisław
Komorowski or Prime Minister Donald Tusk

6. Poland Economy
it has the high-income economy which
makes the fastest growing within the EU.
Having a strong domestic market, low private debt,
flexible currency.
The National Bank of Poland is the central bank of
the Republic of Poland.

7. Cont…
• Inflation -
• Population
below poverty line -
• FDI Stock -
• Revenues -
• Foreign reserves -
3.7%
10.6%
$194.9
$89.47 billion
$97.93 billion

8. POLAND GDP
The Economy of Poland is a high income economy and
one of the fastest growing economies in Europe.

9. GDP BY SECTOR
agriculture: 3.5%
industry: 34.2%
services: 62.3%

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Poland’s GDP growth
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In 2011 GDP growth amounted to
4.3%. In the 1st half of 2012 GDP
growth amounted to 2.9%.
The biggest growth contribution
was made by domestic
demand, investment and exports.

11. Unemployment Rate
Mazowieckie
10.0%
Podlaskie
13.8%
Lubelskie
13,0%
Podkarpackie
15.0%
Małopolskie
10.5%
Śląskie
10.2%
Opolskie
13.2%
Dolnośląskie
12,5%
Lubuskie
15.1%
Świętokrzyskie
14.8%
Łódzkie
13.1%
Wielkopolskie
9.1%
Warmiosko-
-Mazurskie
19.2%
Pomorskie
12.1%
Kujawsko-
-Pomorskie
16.7%
Zachodnio-
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16.7%
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as of 30 of June 2012

12. IMPORTS
They import goods
from Germany,(27.3%)Russia(12.2%)
Netherlands(5.9% )China(5.4%)Italy(5.2%)
France(4.2% ).
The material they import , machinery and
transport equipment , intermediate
manufactured goods , chemicals, minerals,
fuels, lubricants etc.
Total they import-$206.5 billion.

13. Polish imports
53.0 56.1 58.2 60.2 71.3 81.2 100.8 120.4 142.5 107.5 134.2 152.6
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imports in value
In 2011 Poland
imports
increased by
14% comparing
to the previous
year.
In the commodity structure of Poland imports the
main groups of products were:
• Products of the electromechanical industry
(17.5%);
• products of chemical industry (8.8%);
• mineral products (6.9%).

14. EXPORTS
They exports goods from
Germany(26.0%),United
Kingdom(7.0%)France(6.0%)
Russia(5.2%)Italy(5.0%)Netherlands(4.6%)
The material they export, food and live
animals, miscellaneous manufactured
articles etc.
Total they export- $192.3 billion

15. Polish exports
34.3 40.3 43.3 47.4 59.6 71.4 87.9 101.8 116.2 98.2 120.4 136.7
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exports in value
In 2011
Poland
exports was
by 14% higher
than a year
before
In the commodity structure of Polish exports
the main groups of products were:
• products of the electromechanical industry
(20.4%)
• products of chemical industry (6.9%)
• metallurgical products (5.9%)
• agricultural and food products (5.6%)

16. Foreign Direct Investment
Inflow of FDI’s in 2011 amounted to nearly EUR 10 bln
Companies from Germany, the Netherlands and Luxembourg
are the biggest foreign investors in Poland

17. Tax rates
Corporate Income Tax (CIT) rate
19%
Personal Income Tax (PIT) rate
18% and 32%
Value added tax (VAT)
basic rate: 23%
Social Security Tax paid by employer
between 19.48% and 22.14%