cms neuf 1 | 1,792 28 May 2023 #12021 GDP Udmurtia. 1.7trillion2021 GDP Poland 0.7 trillionSince thenPoland 2 years of growthUdmurtia 2 years of stagnation / recessionPoland increasing population and investmentUdmurtia - population exodus and its main industries and export markets in tattersI think in about 2033 Poland will be higher
GefreiterKania 36 | 1,397 28 May 2023 #2I wouldn't be so sure. The EU Fit for 55 program will hit us hard: Poland has the most expensive electricity in the entire EU at the moment and the cost of emissions (ETS) is likely to become even more burdensome for us (ETS 2 will also include houses, blocks of flats and private means of transport), and increase even more the prices of electricity, heating, hot water and transportation. All this will be a huge burden on Polish economy. Of course, in a situation where neither the USA nor China, nor India, nor South America, nor Japan, South East Asia... well, nowhere else in the world really is going to introduce such severe limitations on economic growth, all this eco-craziness doesn't make any sense (polluted air is not going to stop on the EU border and the temperatures will not stop rising with 95% of emissions still there, without any limitations). It will, however, put rich and developed EU countries in an even more privileged position compared to those who have to catch up on economic development.A lot of smaller businesses (most particularly bakeries) have already gone bankrupt because of exorbitant energy prices; when Ff55 kicks in it will be the turn for transport companies (one of Poland's economy's flywheels) to be closed.
Alien 20 | 4,979 28 May 2023 #32021 GDP Udmurtia. 1.7trillion2021 GDP Poland 0.7 trillionSomething's not right here. Unless you're comparing 1.7 trillion rubles with 0,7 trillion Euro?
Bobko 25 | 2,052 29 May 2023 #4This is a funny thread. I'll jump in once things get more interesting.You know me guys - I want nothing but prosperity and strength for Poland.
jon357 74 | 22,054 29 May 2023 #5GDP per capita Poland, 18,000 USD and rising.GDP per capita r*SSia, 12,000 USD and falling.