Translate the following into Polish:
1. Market research showed that Poles liked chocolate, had not yet developer any clear brand loyalty.
2. The state-owned manufacturer Polar was the monopoly producer of domestic appliances.
3. Poland's new economic expansion is based largely on the energy and initiative of millions of entrepreneurial Poles keen to build up their own family companies.
4. Many small companies have already failed due to high interest rates, difficult access to capital and lack of experience.
5. He relied on the services of experienced, foreign advisers in crucial areas such as accounting, logistics, general management, marketing and advertising.
6. Neither of the entrepreneurs, both in their forties, wanted to burden their families with debt by taking out mortgages.
7. The British food and drinks manufacturer Cadbury-Schwepps chose to invest in Poland because it is one of the most advanced countries and has the largest population in Central Europe. It has low production and labour costs but skilled workforce, including high-level economists, engineers and other professionals.
8. The management team feared that those potential investors did not want to acquire and develop the company but only gain access to the Polish market.
9. Profits were all reinvested to refund the development plans and the $25m investment needed to conform with the Vienna Treaty.
10. Russian buyers insist that the labels be displayed on appliances sold on the competitive Russian market.
11. To lower the costs, the company is trying to buy directly from suppliers. Dell estimates that the purchase cost is four times higher in the UK than when you purchase directly from Far Eastern sources of supply.