I know that many of you, like myself, are economy students. That’s why I’ll do my best to tell you as much as I can about polish economy. I’d like to start my new series with introducing world famous companies that were established by Poles or people born in Poland, polish Jews or whatever you call them. Enjoy!

Last Sunday, on March 11^th, was the first Sunday with large supermarkets and most other retailers closed for the first time since liberal shopping laws were introduced in Poland in 1990s after communism’s collapse. 

As you know I’m an international economy student so I would really like to know a  bit about the Polish economy. That’s why I planned a couple of posts concerning that subject. Poland is not very famous for its brands (maybe except a couple of vodka companies, which in truth are not so Polish at all) and that’s a shame because there’s a lot to be told in that matter. There’re many world-renowned polish companies, the only problem is that barely anyone knows that they have a polish origin. That’s why I want my blog to be not only about Polish culture, tradition, society and so on but also about Polish business.