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Looking ahead, Poland remains an attractive destination for foreign investment, ranked fourth in the EU for new job creation from foreign direct investment (FDI). To maintain its growth trajectory, however, it will be critical for the Polish government to implement measures to control inflation and adequately address its labor demands. Increasing migrant quotas could provide a viable solution, although this may contradict the current government's hardline stance on migration.
As Poland navigates these challenges, it enters a pivotal year in 2024, marked by significant elections and global events. The unfolding situation will undoubtedly shape the future landscape of its economy and require keen attention from analysts and policymakers alike.