The article focuses on the economic crisis in Poland and its impact on wages and other employee benefits. It notes that rank-and-file workers are not embracing concessions. Bank Handlowy executive president Marian Minkiewicz believes that the country needs to borrow 8 billion dollars in 1981 to cover debt repayments and finance imports and increase its net hard currency debt by 1.5 billion dollars in each of the next 3 years. It cites the potential delay of the proposed liberalization by the economic reform commission.
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