Poles are in much less debt than before the pandemic. Although after a deep collapse in the number and value of loans granted in the initial months of the lockdown, the following months have already brought a gradual rebound, loan sales are still well below the average of the last 2 years. Does this mean that we are dealing with greater consumer caution and moving away from the broadly defined consumerist lifestyle, in favour of tightening the best and well-thought…
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A decrease in the debt of Poles as a sign of withdrawal from consumerism caused by the pandemic?
