It seems that on many fields Polish capital is being stronger and stronger and Germans buy more and more Polish products as we buy more and more european products.
Oh boy...get your facts right!
auswaertiges-amt.de/diplo/en/Laenderinformationen/01-Laender/Polen.html
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In terms of both the number of investors and the total amount invested, Germany ranks firstamong foreign direct investors in Poland, German direct investments currently amounting to at least EUR 1 billion, and totalling more than EUR 20 billion since Poland's change of political system in 1989/1990 (2007: EUR 3 billion; 2008: EUR 1.6 billion).
Major German investments in Poland focus on the automotive and mechanical engineering industries, the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, banking and insurance, the wholesale and retail trade as well as the energy sector. Also of increasing importance is business process outsourcing, e.g. in the IT sector.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Poland
Main export partners (of Poland)
Germany 26.1%,
France 6.9%,
Italy 6.9%,
United Kingdom 6.4%,
Czech Republic 5.8%,
Netherlands 4.2% (2009)
Main import partners (of Poland)
Germany 22.4%,
China 9.3%,
Russia 8.5%,
Italy 6.8%,
France 4.6%,
Netherlands 3.6% (2009)
Nothing comes close to your cuddly neighbour Germany! ;)
Around 1/3 of your economy is dependent on Germany...
The other way around though: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Germany
Main export partners (of Germany)
France 10.2%,
U.S. 6.7%,
Netherlands 6.7%,
U.K. 6.6%,
Italy 6.3%,
Austria 6%,
China 4.5%,
Switzerland 4.4%
Main import partners of Germany
Netherlands 8.5%,
China 8.2%,
France 8.2%,
U.S. 5.9%,
Italy 5.9%,
U.K. 4.9%,
Belgium 4.3%,
Austria 4.3%,
Switzerland 4.2%
It will take awhile for Poland to feature in these rankings I think....but I'm optimistic! :)