Since Poland’s accession to the European Union 2004, Poland has become more attractive as a place to conduct business. Lower taxes, skilled labour and placing in the central part of Europe, will sue her to compete with the rest of Europe. One can think of Poland as part of Eastern Europe, in fact Poland is the largest country in this part of Europe, exceeding the population 38,000,000, with well developed infrastructure and plans for new road investments.
Poland is one from the fastest-growing economies in Europe, which at the same time has been developed during the crisis in which the majority has shrunk. A very large part of these achievements resulted from being the largest beneficiary of EU funds from 2007. In Poland in 2014 GDP growth is projected at 2.2%. Looking forward to the year 2020, Poland will at the same time continue to benefit from EU funds of 73,000,000,000 EUR.