€11,700 to every migrant returning to the Polish capital and starting a business there.

Europe is more important than you realize and they love to travel to Asia so why wouldn't Euros be in the ATMs? What is a European going to do with dollars? Sure, they are in a different country, but they have more experience with Euros. The dollar would be too awkward in that situation.

Not really Dt5632, because that has been carved up and paid out in dividends.

Not if the business held back from investing and saved its capital. If not, you are right.

Well this brings us back to the:


In my opinion schooling.

No not really, if schooling teaches you to invest in over priced housing. Something that in Ireland destroyed its capital. I waited, owning the properties and land till the last moment. If i was smart I would have sold them off during the boom, then waited till this time to buy back. But its my families land, I wont sell it for nothing.

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No I don’t but I am sure if you speak to any of your irish buddies in Krakow that are in out sourcing they will confirm what I have previously stated.

quote=dtaylor5632]Not if the business held back from investing and saved its capital. If not, you are right.[/quote]

DT5632, what are you going to do, you are running a business and you had a bumper ride, do:
1. Leave it on the black and roll the dice again?
2. Quit while you are ahead and take the profit?

Its as clear cut as that mate.


SeanBm, in an ideal world " yes" in reality " no" if you have invested your capital or bust your balls for an International or you sit on the board. You want to get paid your carve, nobody cares about the rollover, jackpots are for the lottery, why take the gamble twice.

No, or else we wouldnt be so fecked. ok my own example comes from something different. but still, save through the good, buy during the bad, that way u can not go wrong. but never trust an Irish land owner.

pgtx


It is not the business of government to create jobs, that is the responsibility of business.

quote=convex]Yea, because what Poland really needs right now are a million economists, philologists, psychologists, and sociologists. They can come back and help drive wages for unskilled labor down even further.[/quote]

This only applies to people who can start a business, so it does not matter what profession, skills or qualifications they have. If they can run a business employ other and generate money that is all that counts.

It's the responsibility of government to create the conditions to foster jobs and if that means giving out a few grants, so be it!

I can go with the save " good " "bad" quote. But the Irish are alright, you on the tyskie?

True, it's not in the public interest to have tons of unemployed people loitering about.

But it doesn't.



I am not sure we are on the same page, I was talking about having business studies in school, to learn about E.U. funding, risk analysis and risk management.

I am not sure what you mean, could you elaborate, please?


Come again? I don't know about myself but the rest of them are alright.

In response to post 95

SeanBM Here you go you will the information on Poland at page 13

scribd.com/doc/20743790/SEB-Eastern-European-Outlook-October-2009-english

Thanks for the link, it's interesting.


I didn't see where this was mentioned on page 12 or 13.
I have not heard about new hires but I am sure I have been reading that wages have been going up across the board.

Just out of curiosity warszawski, where are you from?

Originally-, London- UK

Current -Warsaw

Household consumption will be held back by a continued rise in unemployment well into 2010, and later by certain fiscal tightening measures. The number of job vacancies has climbed this year but remains low compared to 2006-2008. Fewer industrial companies plan cutbacks than early this year, but those intending to trim their costs are still in a clear majority.

Hehe, just remembered that one. It was something that was said to me in jest by some friends in Krakow when I told them I was moving to Ireland :D

Here is a interesting article you should read:

tribunemagazine.co.uk/2010/06/labour-must-avoid-xenophobia-at-all-costs/

We are always told that the smartest people in the world are here so let's see it. Other entrepreneurs raise funds in their own way so why not here?

SEANUS,

YOu are wrong!!!The smartest people in the world are the Blacks,Indians,Pakistans

and MUslim........

reminds me of the 1964 slogan of Tory candidate Peter Griffiths. Griffiths won his election by a 7.2% margin with an infamous slogan.