Selected development concepts and New Structural Economics. Conclusions for electromobility in Poland

The vast jюоі of economic thought gathers together a great variety of theories, concepts and empirical research findings applied to answer the question about factors that determine the growth and success achieved by economies. New Structural Economics (NSE) refers to the output of growth and convergence theories and institutional economics, and integrates macro- and microeconomic approaches present in many other inquiries, to offer promising recommendations for an economy at any stage of development. It is not the intention of this article to engage in a direct discussion with the assumptions of New Structural Economics. Instead, its aim is to indicate it as a proposal which is complementary to several other concepts, including those of the middle-income trap, of the investment development path and of the diversification curve. Conclusions from these currents of thought were then used to evaluate prospeds for development of the electromobility market in Poland in the context of public efforts undertaken, which made it one of the priorities of the economic policy.