In the face of the fight with coronavirus, it is easy to become pessimistic because difficult times lie ahead for the Polish and global economy. Stock exchanges both overseas and in Europe are falling and the time when our country was seen as a 'green island' is definitely coming to an end. However, the situation is not absolutely dire despite the shocking pessimistic headlines. Let’s try to assess the threats and also the opportunities for the Polish economy. Because there are also many of those too. Nevertheless, this is only an analysis of the current situation and an attempt to look for potential opportunities in rapidly changing circumstances...When upheavals appear, such as those that accompany a global pandemic, many myths fall, even those that seem to be self-evident truths, that are the basis for many businesses. For example Let’s consider, the saying “People always have to buy clothes”. Most probably this thought has crossed the minds of the majority o
Sales up, supply down
Sales up, supply down
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Newmark Polska
A good foundation from which to grow
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