Since leaving public service seven fears ago, leszek bal cerowicz, architect of Poland's shock therapy after the fall of Communism, has frequently criticized the government for failing to deepen the market-oriented policies he advocated. The former Finance minister thinks the state still controls too much of the economy and can't get its spending under control. But nothing has aroused his ire more than the government's recent decision to partly dismantle the compulsory private pension system he helped launch 15 years ago.
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机译：自从七次恐惧退出公共服务以来，共产主义垮台后波兰进行休克疗法的建筑师莱斯泽克·巴尔·塞洛维奇（leszek bal cerowicz）经常批评政府未能深化他提倡的以市场为导向的政策。这位前财政部长认为，国家仍然控制着太多的经济，无法控制其支出。但是，除了政府最近决定部分拆除他15年前启动的强制性私人养老金制度外，没有比这引起更多的愤怒。
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