The data displays the unemployment rate in Poland from 2007 to 2017. In 2017, the unemployment rate in Poland amounted to about 4.96%.
Economy of Poland
Poland holds the sixth biggest economy and is the ninth most populated country in the EU, with the country’s population remaining relatively stagnant over the past decade. Poland’s economy has maintained rather strong and stable, and its GDP was reported to have grown over the past several years, despite being affected by the global recession of 2009. Various factors that attributed to the fast recovery and maintenance of Poland’s economy were a large market as well as multiple economic transformations that were essentially introduced to help with the country’s transition from the fall of communism.
