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It said it expects Poland to continue outperforming the region, but still predicts a difficult year ahead for the country of 38 million people. Capital Economics noted that private consumption appears to be slowing and that demand for Polish exports will likely fall. It is less optimistic than the Polish government and predicts growth of 1.5 percent in Poland this year, rising to 2.3 percent in 2013.
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