About 88 percent of Polish citizens, feel the psychological consequences of a pandemic threat that has completely changed the professional and private lives of millions of people in Poland. For 33 percent of respondents, the main feeling accompanying them every day is anxiety about the future.Continue Reading..
Most contacts with banks and offices will be possible online. The restrictions associated with coronavirus are increasing the popularity of electronic signatures.Continue Reading..
The Internet replaces the pleasures that the virus has taken away from us, like a meeting in a cafe or a printed press. Poles transfer their activities to the network.Continue Reading..
Financial problems of Polish companies caused by coronavirus can stop or at least seriously change their investment plans. Those companies in Poland that will have funds for investments will plan them differently.Continue Reading..
Consumers are more likely to pay attention to the origin of products and are more likely to choose national ones. In this way, they want to help Polish companies and support the economy. This tendency is also due to the belief in greater security of domestic articles.Continue Reading..
Carriers are getting into debt, the industry is starting to lose financial liquidity. The virus reduces revenues from public transport by up to 80 percent. Polish transport is sinking. The number of routes of Polish carriers dealing in international road transport of goods, controlling one quarter of the EU market before the epidemic, has halved due to the decrease in orders.Continue Reading..
Each scenario of Great Britain leaving the European Union has significant consequences for both the economy and ordinary citizens. For now, London needs to negotiate new terms of cooperation with the European Community. The problems will start on January 1, 2021.Continue Reading..
A revolution is coming along with the pandemic. In just a few weeks, companies had to change their approach to the performance of employees’ official duties. Remote work has become a necessity. And a necessity that many people, who have been used to work in the office so far, may like it for longer.Continue Reading..
At the end of 2018, the value of Polish direct investments abroad amounted to PLN 92.5 billion. Poland ranks third among the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. The Czechs and Hungarians invest more.Continue Reading..
The risk of poverty and social marginalization of foreigners from outside the European Union is the lowest in Poland among the countries of the community.Continue Reading..