Poland faces 160B zloty fiscal gap; economists urge cuts to benefits, defense

Polish economists estimate the state's finances require up to 160 billion zloty in savings, targeting tax and pension privileges, the 800+ child benefit, and defense spending. The report signals a potential shift in fiscal policy debate, but no concrete government action has been announced. The scale of the gap suggests significant political resistance and potential market implications for Polish assets.

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