DEMAND GROWTH FACTORS
Journal Title: Nowoczesne systemy zarządzania - Year 2015, Vol 10, Issue 1
Abstract
In a market economy, where production has not reached the level of potential output, economic growth is determined by changing the components of global demand. In the Polish economy are reserves growth in both domestic demand and foreign. Regarding domestic demand, it is possible to increase private consumption, since the growth rate of labor productivity is higher than the growth rate of real wages. With the increase in economic efficiency is likely to increase the investment activity of enterprises. Polish entrepreneurs successfully compete in international markets. In the longer term it is possible to maintain the pace of export growth. Under these conditions, the Polish economy will be able to maintain a satisfactory level of economic growth.
Authors and Affiliations
Henryk PAŁASZEWSKI
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