Abstract

Being part of the integration grouping, Poland benefits from the geographic, cultural and cognitive proximity to the largest investors. Making reference to the vulnerability concept and the changing nature of globalisation, presenting stylised facts on foreign direct investment (FDI) and comparing FDI to other foreign capital flows – the paper aims to predict the role of foreign-owned entities (FOEs) in Poland in the process of the post-pandemic recovery. Referring to the performance of FOEs in the 2008 crisis and comparing the volatility of various foreign inflows, FDI shall be perceived as a factor stabilising Poland’s economy in a current pandemic slowdown and stimulating the post-pandemic recovery. FOEs reveal a premium over the domestic entities, and therefore their activity in Poland is expected to be helpful in the post-pandemic recovery. The paper formulates recommendations to attract foreign investors to Poland at the post-pandemic time.

摘要

作为整合集团的一部分，波兰得益于与最大投资者的地理，文化和认知联系。参照脆弱性概念和全球化的变化特征，介绍外国直接投资（FDI）的典型事实，并将FDI与其他外国资本流动进行比较–该论文旨在预测波兰的外国拥有实体（FOE）的作用。大流行后恢复的过程。在谈到外商直接投资在2008年危机中的表现并比较各种外国资金流入的波动性时，在当前的大流行放缓和刺激大流行后的复苏中，外国直接投资应被视为稳定波兰经济的因素。外商投资企业表现出高于国内实体的溢价，因此，它们在波兰的活动有望对大流行后的复苏有所帮助。