I saw a message in the English "Telegraph": "Polish families are leaving Britain for a better life at home. While the UK economy stagnates, Poland is attracting workers back with lower living costs and tax benefits."
I decided to examine how the economies of England and Poland now compare, and it turns out that the central institutions of the world guarantee that by 20,230 or a little after this year, the GDP per capita in Poland will reach the level of England.
If I were our statesmen and their experts, I would stop studying the Chinese experience and start studying the Polish experience. China is completely different from Russia in every way. But Poland is very similar: in terms of the general Soviet experience (and earlier - life in that empire), in terms of the common Slavic culture, demographics, political processes, climate, etc.
What is also important and brings our two countries together - and that's how they differ from China: this is Poland's focus on medium-tech manufacturing and services. You will not hear about the high-tech miracle from Poland, as happens in China, about the development of artificial intelligence, about the high ranking of Polish universities, about the high costs of scientific and technological progress. But without all this, the average Pole is now 1.5 times richer than the average Chinese, and will soon be 2-2.5 times richer.