Short-term analysis of phenomena and processes taking place, among others, in the area of the labour market, wages and salaries, prices, basic areas of the national economy (agriculture, industry, construction, domestic market), transport and foreign trade, as well as the situation in selected countries of the world.

Macroeconomic phenomena and selected social issues in Poland in the context of processes in the global economy, including European Union countries: macroeconomic situation, labour markets, public finance sector, financial markets. The course of processes over a year 2021 as well as in a longer time perspective. Economic growth in the world, in the European Union countries and Poland, labour market situation in the world, EU and Poland, public finance in the world and Poland, situation on global financial markets and financial markets in Poland. Impact of COVID-19 on the economy.

Basic information on volume production of major industrial products manufactured by entities with the number of persons employed 50 or more. The information relates to the production of finished products for sale, as well as for further processing inside the enterprise, produced from own and entrusted raw materials.

Basic data and indicators describing the socio-economic situation of the country, presented in the form of data series – monthly, quarterly, annual – regarding, among others, national accounts, demographics, labour market, wages and salaries...

Registered unemployed persons and unemployment rate by macroregion, region and subregions. As at the end of August 2022

On 13-17 September 2022, the 36th International Conference of the Centre for International Research on Economic Tendency Surveys (CIRET) was held in Istanbul, co-organised by the KOF Swiss Economic Institute in Zurich , the United Nations (Statistics Division) and Marmara University Faculty of Economics in Istanbul.

Basic information characterizing the socio-economic situation of the city of Szczecin, incl. in the field of the labor market, wages, corporate finance, industry, construction, trade and public safety

In 2021, despite the continuing restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic, an improvement was noted in the financial situation of households. Both income and expenditure were higher compared to the previous year. The consumption of most staple foods has decreased. The subjective assessment of the material situation of households improved further.