Polish twins bank on economy for reelection

Poland's economy is experiencing significant growth, with a 7% increase and declining unemployment. While the right-wing government has been in power for two years, economists attribute the growth to EU membership and favorable business cycles. Despite this, there have been no economic reforms, and business leaders criticize the government's control over free enterprise and complex tax systems. Small businesses face challenges, such as high employment costs, leading some entrepreneurs to consider relocating to other parts of Europe.

What is the perspective of business leaders regarding government intervention in the economy?

What are the potential consequences for entrepreneurs if barriers to business remain high?