Restricţiile impuse de Polonia şi Ungaria muncitorilor emigranţi ar putea afecta perspectivele de creştere economică ale celor două ţări

Poland and Hungary are implementing stricter labor regulations for foreign workers, despite economic concerns. Both governments face public pressure to limit immigration, which could hinder growth. Economists warn that reduced labor supply may slow economic progress and increase costs for aging populations. Business owners express concerns about losing skilled workers to other countries due to lengthy visa processes. The situation highlights the tension between political decisions and economic needs.