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The aim of the article is to analyze the challenges of developing business in Poland in old and new EU policy fields. For the last two decades, Polish policy of business operations has been implemented at a national level largely on the basis of the aims pursued by the European Union, which influence the modernization of the state in regards to economic progress, infrastructure development and technological advancement. Such provisions were included, for instance, in the new and last cohesion policy prospect for the period of 2014-2020. One of the goals of this article is to present a model of functioning and development of business in Poland, taking into account the strategies of the European Union in the period 2014-2020. In this article I made attempts to answer the following questions: What is the level of impact exerted upon Polish business by new policies introduced by the EU? Is the introduction of new EU policies significant for the development of business in Poland? Or does it cause its partial destruction that impedes the development of companies, especially smalland medium-sized enterprises, which significantly contribute to the increase and development of GDP in Poland and in most member states of the EU? Is the functioning of business in Poland dependent on new EU policies and new legal regulations introduced by decision-makers at the national level?

Challenges of Business in Poland in Old and New EU Policy Fields: Analytical Approach