Poland's income per capita rises from 40% to 81% of EU average since 1990s
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Poland's income per capita rose from 40% of the EU average in the mid-1990s to 81% last year, according to The Guardian.
The article says national income passed $1 trillion last year, and the International Monetary Fund projects Poland's income per capita will soon overtake Japan and Spain.
The article also reports rising living costs and income inequality as growing challenges, with wages up sharply since 2004.
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- The Guardian · AINewsPoland's economy has converged with western Europe since the Soviet era
AIPoland's income per capita rose from 40% of the EU average in the mid-1990s to 81% last year, according to the article. National income surpassed $1 trillion last year, and the International Monetary Fund projects income per capita will soon overtake Japan and Spain. Rising living costs and income inequality are growing challenges, with wages up sharply since 2004.
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