DEVELOPMENT OF POLISH FOREIGN TRADE IN AGRI-FOOD PRODUCTS AFTER POLAND'SACCESSION TO THE EU
				
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																		Accounting, 													Financial statements, 													International Financial Reporting Standard, 													National standardization of accountingRegional convergence, 													Wage differential, 													Polish Classification of Activities (PKD), 													Nominal wagesForeign trade, 													Agri-food industry, 													Competitiveness of the food economy, 													Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)															
			
			
										Abstract
Trends in foreign trade have a huge impact on the country's position in the international market. Poland's accession to the EU was a breakthrough for the Polish foreign trade. This paper analyses trends in the Polish foreign trade in agri-food products in the years 2004-2014, after joining the European Single Market (ESM) and adopting the rules of Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). Since 2004, export growth rate in Polish agri-food products has been faster than the import one and Poland turned from an agricultural net importer to a net exporter. In the paper the value and the balance of trade in agri-food products were analysed. Further, the geographical structure of Poland's foreign trade broken-down into different groups of countries was discussed. The analysis showed that agricultural and food sector improved a lot using the opportunities offered by the accession to the EU. Development of the Polish agricultural trade proves that international competitiveness of Polish agriculture in the years 2004-2014 improved.Downloads
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						2015-12-30
					
				
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						Grzelak, M., & Roszko-Wójtowicz, E. (2015). DEVELOPMENT OF POLISH FOREIGN TRADE IN AGRI-FOOD PRODUCTS AFTER POLAND'SACCESSION TO THE EU. Acta Scientiarum Polonorum. Oeconomia, 14(4), 37-48. Retrieved from https://js.wne.sggw.pl/index.php/aspe/article/view/4196
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