Polish Economic Society

The Polish Economic Society (PTE) is an independent national association of economists. It was founded in 1945 and continues the traditions of the Warsaw Association of Economists and Statisticians and the Economic Societies operating before World War II in Kraków, Poznań and Lwów. The Society accepts ordinary members and supporting members (companies, financial institutions, banks), and consists of 21 autonomous regional Branches whose activities are coordinated by the National Board. It is a member of the International Economic Association and maintains extensive international contacts. Its primary objective is to contribute through its activities to the development of economic thought and culture in Polish society.

The Polish Economic Society (PTE) was founded in 1945 and continues the traditions of the Warsaw Association of Economists and Statisticians and the Economic Societies operating before World War II in Kraków, Poznań and Lwów. It is an independent national association of economists that accepts ordinary members and supporting members (companies, financial institutions, banks). It consists of 21 autonomous regional Branches, whose activities are coordinated by the National Board. The Society is a member of the International Economic Association and maintains extensive international contacts. Its primary objective is to contribute through its activities to the development of economic thought and culture in Polish society.

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