1989 was a year when Poland finally became a democratic, independent country. Soviet communism has fallen thanks to the negotiations between the communists and their opposition in Poland. In effect it was possible to make the first free election of the president at the end of 1990 (Lech Walesa was elected). Workers had a free right to form unions, but in the following years their significance and effectiveness decreased.
Officially the situation hasn't changed up to date, but most Polish people know that in spite of changing the political system, most of the pre-1989 politics are still in power, but it's not official. However many of their decisions are clearly showing that there's no place for fair democracy in Poland.
The long-term impact was <span>The industry began recognizing the United Auto Workers ( UAW) union.
During the flint sit-down, United auto workers format gathered not only local automobile workers, but also included all the workers from the whole nation and forming a major worker's union.</span>
In communism (i shall I stay in the theoretical communism, as many communist states still allow for a limited capitalist economy) the state owns all natural resources. It does have an efficient control over the production,but the production is not very efficient itself. The government does own all state farms, and the production belongs to all people.
The consumers well, might decide what to buy, but their choice is limited, and sometimes their only choice is to buy or not, as they have only one option. Also, people don´t usually employ others: all people should work for the state.
NO they wouldn't. Think about it if your neighbors are fighting would you get in it no unless they started messing with your stuff
I think it tis D my brudda
