Polish pension system strained by populist perks; economists urge retirement age hike

Poland's pension system remains fundamentally sound but is burdened by populist privileges and a low retirement age, particularly for women, straining the budget at the expense of younger workers. Economists argue the retirement age must rise, though political resistance is likely. The debate signals potential fiscal reform pressure in Poland.

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