Poland’s GDP growth will be between 4.0 and 4.5 percent in 2022, according to Piotr Nowak, the economic development and technology minister.
The Polish economic growth rate reached about 5.2-5.3 percent last year, the finance minister has said.
Poland's unemployment should remain unchanged at 5.4 percent in December 2021, the same level as in November, according to Family and Social Policy Ministry estimates.
Polish economic growth should reach 4.1 percent next year, down from the expected 6.2 percent annual growth in 2021, the private employers' organisation Lewiatan has said.
For 51.7 percent of Poles, the pandemic is seen as a serious threat to the Polish economy, a poll conducted by the Central Statistical Office (GUS) shows.
Polish industrial output will see double-digit growth in the fourth quarter of the year, economists at the Polish Economic Institute (PIE) have predicted.
An economic think-tank has said wage increases are expected to go above 8 percent in 2022.
As much as 26.4 percent of government expenditure on prosperity in Poland is ineffective, according to a report by the Polish Economic Institute (PIE), an advisory body to the government.
Poland's finance minister said on Tuesday that the country's public finances are in good shape and that it has the resources to create financial cushions should the Omicron coronavirus variant threaten the economy.
The state budget recorded a surplus of PLN 51.9 billion (EUR 11 billion) at the end of October, the finance minister said on Friday.
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