Amid the coronavirus pandemic, 33 percent are neutral on the issue, while 5 percent are undecided, according to pollster CBOS.
The number of those positive about the economy increased by 4 percentage points from the previous survey a month earlier, while the number of negative comments rose by 3 percentage points, according to the poll.
Meanwhile, the percentage of respondents who say the country as a whole is headed in the right direction decreased to 33 percent from 36 percent in June, the survey also found.
Forty-six percent, up from 43 percent in June, said things in the country were moving in the wrong direction, according to CBOS.
The poll was conducted from July 1 to 11 on a representative, random sample of 1,166 adult respondents.
The International Monetary Fund this week upgraded its forecast for Polish GDP growth in 2021 to 4.6 percent, from a previous projection of 3.5 percent.
Poland’s central bank this month predicted that the Polish economy would expand 5 percent this year, followed by 5.4 percent growth in 2022.
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Source: PAP, forsal.pl