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Availability: Available
Publication date: 29 Jun 2006
Language: English
Pages: 153
Tables: 18
Charts: 45
ISBN: 9789264026223
OECD Code: 102006111E1
Frequency: Every 18 months
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This edition of OECD's periodic review of Poland's economy finds that growth has strengthened again in Poland, but that higher rates of investment, further structural change, and improved labour and education policies are required to sustain this growth. After analysing the key economic challenges Poland faces, this Survey assesses monetary and exchange rate policies, examines what is needed to achieve fiscal sustainability, and looks at how Poland can boost and adapt human capital through improved education. It closes with at chapter on structural adjustment covering sectoral reallocation, entrepreneurship and innovation, and labour market reform.
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Other languages:
French (Available) Polish (Available)
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Superseded by: OECD Economic Surveys: Poland 2008 - (Available)
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Other Versions:
Print - Paperback
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Table of contents:
Executive Summary
Assessment and Recommendations
Chapter 1. Key Challenges
-Growth Has Strengthened Again
-Faster Growth Requires Higher Levels of Investment...
-...And Further Structural Change
-Labour Market Peformance Suffers from Inappropriate Policy Settings
-The Education System Needs Strengthened Quality Control and More Focus on the Labour Market
-Adult Training in Insufficient, Especially for the Unemployed
-Is Entrepreneurship Lacking, or Is It Suffering from a Poor Business Environment?
-Notes
-Bibliography
-Annex: Progress in Structural Reform
Chapter 2. Monetary and Exchange Rate Policies
-Monetary Policy Strategy
-The Road to Euro Adoption
-Notes
-Bibliography
Chapter 3. Achieving Fiscal Sustainability
-Poland's Fiscal Position Has Improved
-But the Upward Trend in Debt Has Not Been Definitely Reversed
-In Order to Achieve Fiscal Sustainability, the Fiscal Framework Should Be Changed
-Expenditure Needs to be Controlled by Setting Priorities
-Social Expenditure Should Be Contained
-Expenditure on Public Sector Wages and State Aids are High
-Simplifying the Tax System
-Absorbing EU Funds
-Notes
-Bibliography
Chapter 4. Education and Training: Boosting and Adapting Human Capital
-The Returns to Education
-The Structure of the Education System in Poland
-Pre-Primary Schooling
-Compulsory School Education
-Tertiary Education
-Adult Learning
-Notes
-Bibliography
Chapter 5. Encouraging Structural Adjustment
-Growth through Structural Reallocation
-Entrepreneurship and Innovation
-Labour Market Policies to Increase Mobility and Boost Employment
-Notes
-Bibliography
Glossary of Acronyms
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