EU Workers has a reputation for being an unfriendly place to do business. But some of its citizens are finding that it’s becoming a more welcoming place to settle down and raise a family. Kordyl says she knows people from her parents’ generation who returned to Poland “because they missed the culture and were tired of the big city life in Europe.”

As a member of the European Union, Poland is bound by many of the EU’s rules and regulations regarding consumer protection and competition. One such regulation is that the lowest price in 30 days must be clearly visible to consumers. This is to ensure that the customer can compare prices and find the best bargain, as well as protect them from false advertising.

Budgeting for Interim Services: Cost Considerations in Poland

In Poland, the lowest price in 30 days must be displayed on or next to the goods to which it relates. It can also be presented on a notice, in a catalogue or overprint. However, the lowest price in 30 days rule does not apply to simple discounts which are not related to marketing efforts or the announcement of sales or promotions.

The National Bank of Poland Governor Adam Glapinski, an appointee of the incumbent Law and Justice party, scared financial markets earlier this month when he cut interest rates on the shaky logic that sky-high inflation was finally cooling. Now he’s facing accusations that the central bank artificially lowered consumer prices on fuel and medicines to ease inflation ahead of October elections.