We must put an end to competitive capitalism, which grow in Poland for 25 years. We should raise wages, tax the rich and movement of capital – advises Marek Belka, President of the Polish National Bank, in an interview for “Gazeta Wyborcza”.
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Marek Belka
It is believed that the model of development that We had so far – high-performance capitalism – can not pull us further. So far, Poland’s competitiveness was based on low labor costs and low taxes, especially for entrepreneurs. This path of development based on ultra low labor costs is over.
In his view, healthcare, education and more other things are underfunded because taxes are low. “Now every party promises tax cuts, and that means catastrophe” – he believes. It is also necessary to raise wages.
About these and many other matters concerning the national economy and the world – in ” Gazeta Wyborcza “.
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