Research Overview

Poland hailed as the European Union’s growth champion in 2019, experienced significant economic contractions in 2020. The economic risks associated with Covid-19 restrictions persisted in early 2021, as the second wave of the virus swept the country. Will Poland return to its pre-pandemic levels of growth? How important is Poland’s domestic market in its post-Covid-19 recovery? In this research, Frost & Sullivan analyze the macroeconomic trends and outlook for Poland till 2025.

This research provides an in-depth analysis of the drivers and restraints for the Polish economy from 2020 to 2025. The country is going through transformative demographic changes in the next decade as the share of aging population rises steadily. The expectation of economic and social shifts in the country creates growth opportunities for businesses. How can companies leverage these growth opportunities created in the aftermath of such trends?

In the past five years, Poland has steadily improved its global competitiveness supported by favorable business reforms. This forward-looking macroeconomic assessment of Poland encompasses complex global issues affecting the Polish economy and its impact on trade, government spending, and GDP growth.