INWESTYCJE BEZPOŚREDNIE RFN W POLSCE W OKRESIE TRANSFORMACJI

Abstract

This article is devoted to the inflow of German direct investment in Poland after the breakthrough of 1989. The scale of this involvement in relation to the economic potential of our western neighbor and the needs of the Polish economy is highly unsatisfactory. Successive Polish governments bear the blame for this state of affairs. They were unable to remove barriers restraining wider access of foreign (also German) capital to our country. The article also underscores the primary focus of the German direct investment in Poland, which is satisfying the needs of the Polish market and spurring consumption demand.