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Strategy and Analyses Department. Poland’s ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE. September, 2013. Area: 3 23 thousand km 2 - 9th in Europe, 6 9th in the world Population: 38. 5 million - 8th in Europe, 3 4 th in the world Currency: Polish Zloty ( USD 1 ≈ PLN 2.96 )

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September, 2013

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  1. Strategy and Analyses Department Poland’s ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE September, 2013

  2. Area:323 thousand km2 - 9th in Europe, 69th in the world Population: 38.5 million - 8th in Europe, 34th in the world Currency: Polish Zloty (USD 1 ≈ PLN 2.96) (EUR 1 ≈ PLN 4.12) GDP total:EUR381.0 bln (USD 487.7 bln) GDP per capita PPP:EUR 16800 (USD 20 592) GDP per capita:EUR9 900 (USD 12 538) GDP growth:4.5%*, 1.9% Membership:OECD, WTO, NATO, EU 2 Strengths of Poland Large domestic market Central location in Europe International legal and business standards Young and well- educated workforce * Data for 2011

  3. Poland Sustainable and balanced economic growth 3 EU Presidency Leader of GDP growth in EU Poland joinsthe EU Schengen WTO Entry into the NATO OECD Data: Poland’s CSO Poland’s GDP in mn PLN

  4. 4 Poland’s GDP growth(% change. yoy) Data: Poland’s CSO % • According to CSO data. 2012 GDP growth amounted to 1.9%. • The biggest growth contribution was made by net exports. • According to CSO estimates. in the 1st half of 2013 growth amounted to 0.7%. * - MoE forecast

  5. 5 Nominal GDP of EU - CEE countries (PPS , EUR bn, 2012) Data: Eurostat

  6. CEE & Balkan EU memberstatesGDP growth rates2009-2012(compared with the same period of the previous year) 6 Data: Eurostat

  7. 7 EU 10 GDP performance in 2004-2014 Data: Eurostat, 2013-2014 - forecast

  8. 8 8 Poland’s industrial production Data not fully comparable.From 2006 data base on a new methodology. Data: Poland’s CSO • January-July 2013 • industrial production increasedby 0.5% (yoy); • prices of sold production of industry increased by 1.3%.

  9. 9 9 Poland’s constructionproduction Data not fully comparable.From 2006 data base on a new methodology. Data: Poland’s CSO January-July 2013 • construction production decreased by 17.7% (yoy); • prices in construction sectordecreased by 1.8%.

  10. 10 Labour market –unemploymentratein Poland Data: Poland’s CSO January-July 2013 • unemployment rate amounted to 13.1%; • average employment (yoy) amounted to 5,488 thous. and the average wages and salaries in enterprise sector stood at PLN 3,781 (+1,9% yoy in real terms).

  11. June-July 2013 consumer prices rose by 0.9%; prices growth was driven by a higher dynamics of food and non-alcoholic beverages prices (by 3.5%). Housing charges rose by 1.7%, including energy carriers (by 0.2% yoy). 11 11 Consumer Price Index in Poland Data: Poland’s CSO

  12. 12 12 Nominal trade value – Poland2004-2012 (commodities; in EUR mln) Data: Poland’s CSO

  13. 13 Poland’s foreign trade geographical structure(according to CSO data for 2012) Exports Imports • In 2012 the main receivers of Polish exports were developed countries (82.2%),in which UE countries (76%). • The main Polish exports partners were Germany (25.1%), United Kingdom (6.8%) and Czech Republic (6.3%). Data: Poland’s CSO

  14. Trade Poland-Turkey January-July 2013 14 • After 7 months of 2013 total Polish exports increased by 6.2%, to EUR 86.9 bn, whereas imports decreased by 1.7%, to EUR 87.5 bn. • Exports to Turkeyincreased by 4.6%, to above EUR 1.4 bn. • Polish imports from Turkeyrose by 6.2%, to about EUR 1 bn. • In trade with Turkey Poland recorded a surplus of EUR 430 mn. • In January-July 2013, Turkey’s share of the total Polish turnover was: • in exports – 1.7% • in imports – 1.2%. Data: Poland’s CSO

  15. 15 After 7 months of 2013 in Poland’s trade with Turkey the dominant role had: • Electromechanical products and its parts: • 64.4% in exports • 40.7% in imports • Chemical industry products: • 14.2% in exports • 11.1% in imports • Light industry products: • 25.9% in imports • Metallurgical products: • 9.5% in exports • 10% in imports. Data: Poland’s CSO

  16. Foreign Direct Investments in Poland 16 Poland - Foreign Direct Investments Data: NBP • Main foreign investors in Poland areEuropean Union countries. • At the end of 2012 FDI inward stock accounted to EUR176.9bn. • According to NBP data for 2011, companies from the Netherlands, Germany, France and Luxembourg are the biggest foreign investors in Poland

  17. 17 FDI Poland-Turkey (according to National Bank of Poland data for 2011) • According to NBP data, in 2011, Turkish companies invested in Poland EUR 62,9 million. The estimated stock of Turkish FDI in Poland at the end of 2011 amounted at EUR 26.5 million. • According to PAIiIZ in 2012 there were 6 companies with Turkish capital (Nurol Holding, Mesa Mesken AS, Niff Rubber Industry, Polimer Kaucuk Sanayu ve Pazarlama AW, Koc Holding – Beko Polska). • Companies from Poland invested in Turkey till the end of 2011 EUR184.3 million. • Among thebiggest Polish investorsin Turkey are companies operating in IT sector (Asseco), pharmaceutical industry (Polpharma – biggest Polish investor in Turkey), and also in chemical industry (Selena). • According to PAIiIZ data 100 Polish companies want to invest in Turkey.

  18. Ernst&Young Report – European Attractiveness Survey 2013 Poland was the continent’s strong performer in 2012, attracting 22.3% more projects than in 2011. Within the CEE region, Poland outpaced Russia to become the leading destination for FDI projects in 2012. With 13,111 jobs created by FDI, up 67.3%, Poland ranked 3rd in terms of job creation for the whole of the continent (after the UK and Russia). US investments rose sharply in services projects, while German companies increased their presence in the automotive and logistics sectors. Poland is also developing BPO centres in finance, accounting, contact and research. Poland was the top improver globally in the past year, according to the World Bank’s Doing Business 2013 report. It has won attention as the fastest growing EU member since 2008, and benefts from a skilled native workforce and an extensive and able migrant workforce. Poland was the leading CEE destination according to investors, claiming 37% of the votes. Number of FDI Projects in CEE Number of jobs created by FDI in CEE

  19. Thankyou for yourattention Ministry of Economy pl. Trzech Krzyży 3/5 tel. +48 22 693 50 00 email: mg@mg.gov.plStrategy and Analyses Department 00-507 Warsaw fax +48 22 693 40 46 web: www.mg.gov.pl more information on: www.mg.gov.pl >> Analizy>>English Version >> Poland's economic performance

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