More Private Enperprisd in Poland

by Financial Times · The Week Vol. 1, No. 2, 8 January 1964 · p. 9 of the scan · 66 words

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from Financial Times 7/1/64

In Poland, the Communist country with the largest remaining private sector of its economy, the Supreme Council for Private Trade and Services has granted 95% of the applications for 1964 renewals of private trading licences. I+ has also granted 1,700 new licences for 19640 Me Ge Mokiewiez, the representative on the Council o themselves, has stated that 59,000 private businesses are operating.