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Why are Polish students not interested in study loans?
The popularity of student loans varies significantly across countries. According to the OECD report Education at a Glance 2017 , almost 90% of English students at bachelor s or equivalent level benefited from public loans in 2015/2016, while less...
Poland’s budget deficit and public debt: Is the situation really as good as it looks at first glance?
According to the preliminary estimates published by the Polish Central Statistical Office on 4th of April, the general government deficit in Poland in 2017 amounted to 1.5% of GDP, which was the best result since 2007, while the public debt to GDP...
Dr. Przemyslaw Kowalski appointed President of CASE
The Supervisory Council of CASE Center for Social and Economic Research is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Przemysław Kowalski as the Pr...
Post-Varna EU-Turkey Relations. Neither a break-through nor a break-up
The long-awaited European Union (EU) Turkey summit that took place in Varna, Bulgaria on March 26th ended on a rather bitter, if unsurprising note,...
“It is crucial to prepare the EU economy for rainy days,” said Dr. Grzegorz Poniatowski at the 20...
Dr. Grzegorz Poniatowski, the Director of Fiscal Policy Studies at CASE, participated in the 2018 European Think Tank Summit, which was held in Ber...
The “Hierarchy of Institutions” reconsidered: Monetary policy and its effect on the rule of law i...
The economic wisdom of the past three decades has downplayed the role of economic institutions in economic outcomes, focusing instead on the role t...
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Online CASE CPI
Online CASE CPI index is an innovative measurement of price dynamics in the Polish economy, which is entirely based on online data. Online CASE CPI is constructed by averaging prices of commodities from last four weeks and comparing them to average prices of the same commodities from four weeks prior. The index is updated weekly.
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