Poland’s Strength in a Weak Europe Attracts Investors
A decade after Poland’s EU accession, its economy outpaces that of many other member countries but remains vulnerable to euro area woes and tensions with Russia.
David Turner
October 7, 2014
Polish two zloty currency coins are seen in this arranged photograph in Wroclaw, Poland, on Monday, Oct. 3, 2011. While Poland is the only European Union economy to avoid a recession since Donald Tusk, Poland's prime minister, won power in 2007, public debt has soared 54 percent and the budget deficit has quadrupled. Photographer: Bartek Sadowski/Bloomberg
Bartek Sadowski/Bloomberg
