Polish people should pay attention to the problems of the poor (estimated at 38.5 million).

The population growth in Poland is relatively stable. But the number of poor people is also increasing, and the gap between the rich and the poor is huge. Poverty brings many problems, and the Polish government should give policy reforms to relieve the pressure. This is your estimate of the population of Poland.

Population estimate of Poland: 38.5008 million.

The total population is 38,00011,000.

Per capita gross national income (purchasing power parity in international dollars) 2 1, 170.

Male/female life expectancy at birth (years) 73/8 1

The mortality rate of children under 5 years old (0 years old per 1000 live births) is unknown.

/kloc-mortality rate of men and women aged 0/5-60 (per 1000 population,) 180/69.

Total per capita health expenditure (purchasing power parity international dollars) 1, 489.

Total health expenditure as a percentage of GDP 6.7

Trend of population development in Poland

The population of Poland presents two different development trends. First, the number of births is still higher than the number of deaths, and second, the number of Poles who have emigrated for a long time is more than the number of immigrants who have settled in Poland. According to the data of the Polish Central Bureau of Statistics, the number of children in primary and secondary schools in Poland will be reduced by 6.5438+0 million, and the number of college students will be reduced by 300,000.

Poverty population growth

With the sustained economic growth, the poverty population has not decreased, which is very worrying. Because this means that these people have not benefited from the country's economic development, which may further lead to the widening gap between the rich and the poor.

Unemployment is one of the main causes of poverty. According to statistics, among Polish families with unemployed people, the proportion of families living below the poverty line reached 65,438+06%, while in families where every member has a job, the proportion of poor families was only 5%. A large number of children is another major factor causing poverty in Polish families.

Poverty leads to social problems.

Poverty has caused many social problems in Poland, such as crime, alcoholism and shortened life expectancy. According to statistics, the crime rate in poor areas of Warsaw is obviously higher than that in other areas, and the average life expectancy of residents in poor areas is nearly 15 years shorter than that of residents in rich areas. In recent years, the Polish government has been committed to reducing poverty, such as increasing employment and improving medical insurance and pension system. But it has not achieved great results. In this regard, some experts believe that Poland should reduce the burden of low-income people through tax policy reform, thus further reducing the number of poor people and narrowing the gap between the rich and the poor.