Poland: Tusk Appears Optimistic On 2013 Budget

People ♦ Published: March 18, 2013; 17:21 ♦ (Vindobona)

Prime Minister, Donald Tusk remains hopeful on fulfilling the 2013 budget criteria, despite of a disadvantageous macro economical outlook.

Poland: Tusk Appears Optimistic On 2013 Budget / Picture: © Wikipedia / Gnesener1900

Prime Minister Donald Tusk negated that the Polish government was currently working on a new adaption for the 2013 budget plan, when asked by reporters in Brussels if a budget revision would possibly derive from Poland's low inflation and economic recession. "We are not currently working on the 2013 budget," Tusk said.

Poland has accounted a deficit of PLN 35.6 bn for 2013.…

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