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What Is the Quality of the Fiscal Policy in Poland?
Mainstream economic theory indicates that the optimal fiscal policy must fulfill at least two basic conditions: it must be sustainable and counter-cyclical. According to the commonly used definition formulated by Evsey Domar in 1944, the first con...
Is a Fiscal Policy Council needed in Poland?
The 157th mBank-CASE Seminar was devoted to the idea of creating a Fiscal Policy Council (FPC) in Poland. Such bodies exist in 38 countries, and Poland is the only EU country without one. FPCs are collegial bodies made up of experts, whose purpose...
SzaWER project kick-off meeting at CASE
On July 27th CASE held an inauguration meeting to start a two-year project entitled "Development and implementation of innovative tools aimed at co...
157th mBank – CASE Seminar: Is a Fiscal Policy Council needed in Poland?
mBank and CASE Center for Social and Economic Research cordially invite you to: the 157th mBank CASE Seminar Is a Fiscal Policy Council needed in P...
"What kind of firm you are and how big, directly affects compliance costs," said Dr. Grzegorz Pon...
Dr. Grzegorz Poniatowski, the Director of Fiscal Policy Studies at CASE, attended a VAT Management Summit in Berlin on 24-25 May 2018. The subject...
CASE tax workshop: The structure and effectiveness of the Polish tax system
An economics workshop devoted to the effectiveness of the Polish tax system was held in Warsaw on Marth 26-27. The organizers were the European Com...
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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.
Corporate Membership Program
CASE invites businesses to join its Corporate Membership Program and help support an independent Polish think tank. The benefits of the program for businesses include: Undertaking common scientific projects; Exchanging knowledge and benefiting from CASE s vast experience; Engaging businesses in public debates on crucial matters of economic policy; Creating networking opportunities between gover...
