Sources:
- http://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/227302/umfrage/inflationsrate-in-polen/
- http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/statistics_explained/index.php?title=File:Employment_rate,_age_group_15%E2%80%9364,_2002%E2%80%9312_%28%25%29_YB14.png&filetimestamp=20140228122406
- http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/statistics_explained/index.php?title=File:Employment_rate,_age_group_15%E2%80%9364,_2012_%28%25%29_YB14.png&filetimestamp=20140228134145
- http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/statistics_explained/index.php?title=File:Employment_rate_by_highest_level_of_education,_age_group_25-64,_2012_%28%25%29_YB14.png&filetimestamp=20140228122356
Short information
- Poland is the sixth largest economy in the European Union
and
- occupies the twentieth place in the world economy!
- The country is developing dynamically and continuously!
3. main aim:
2. main aim:
high and stable level of employment
economical growth
1. main aim:
Low and stable rate of inflation
&
in the general level of prices
Gross Domestic Product
Unemployment rate 2012-2014
- stable:
2010: 63
2011: 65
2012: 67
EU-average:
109
109
108
Poland: inflation rate from 2003- 2013
2004: highest unemployment rate
Actual Individual Consumtion
-> totally under
average!
- Almost average
- More than half of the people (age 15-64) are employed
- Rising employmentrates since 2002
- not such a good employer as
other countries such as the Netherlands (75%)
= all goods and services consumed
by households
Conclusion
EU-average
108
108
107
Poland:
2010: 68
2011: 70
2012: 73
the government achieves almost
all the macroeconomic aims
- low and stable rate of inflation
- high and stable level of employment
- economic growth
Employmentrates:
Age group 15-64 : 60%
European average (15-64): 64,1%
males age 15-64: 66,3%
females age 15-64: 53,1%
Age group 55-64: 38,7%
Inflation
- inflation in Poland and in other countries is calculated as the percent change in the consumer price index (CPI) from year to the next
- inflation can also be calculated with other price indexes (GDP)
annual average inflation
rates from 2002- 2012
(%)
EU:
2002: 2,1
2012: 2,6
Poland:
2002: 1,9
2012: 3,7
Poland has a low and stable rate of inflation
&
in the general level of prices!