Konsekwencje społeczne i ekonomiczne dla polskiego przedsiębiorstwa w realiach polityki gospodarczej Unii Europejskiej – studium przypadku

Abstract

From the economic point of view the European Union should care to keep the development of all industrial branches at a fast pace, including chemical industry and even further this its part which is responsible for the production of crop protection chemicals (c.p.c.). Unfortunately, the reality appears to be completely different. Western manufacturers of c.p.c. with greater opportunities and experience required to complete the documentations necessary to obtain marketing authorization for c.p.c. in accordance with the EU regulations, definitely gained an advantage in the market over Polish manufactures who frequently struggle against the consequences of economic transformation. The above domination has been strengthened with the pass time. Polish chemical manufacturers have been defeated in the struggle to win new consumers not because of technological lag, but on the one hand , due to the misinterpretation of the EU regulations by Polish officials, and on the other hand, due to the strong lobby of western manufacturers aiming at permanent market elimination of Polish manufacturers of c.p.c.