Small firms, a big change. The economy responds to a new impulse

date2025-07-29

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Ukrainians work in Poland as employees, but also set up their own firms and actively help build the economy. Since the war broke out in February 2022, over 13,000 new Ukrainian businesses have been created. In just three and a half years, their share of all newly registered firms in Poland has reached 6 percent.

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