Tak piszą w podsumowaniu oceny Skrzypka na stronie Global Finance
http://www.gfmag.com/latest/features/2482-features-c
entral-banker-report-cards-2009.html

Poland
Slawomir Skrzypek
Grade: B
Slawomir Skrzypek was criticized across the board before the global
financial crisis hit for failing to hike interest rates fast enough to
contain inflation. Skrzypek's defense was that Poland's ongoing economic
slowdown would tame inflation without the bank having to lift a finger-a
conviction that turned out to be remarkably prescient. With inflation edging
lower, in fall last year the bank embarked on a long series of interest rate
cuts aimed at stimulating the stumbling Polish economy. Unfortunately, a
concurrent sharp slide in the zloty's value put pressure on import prices,
and inflation again surged above the central bank's 3.5% upper target before
edging slightly lower in July. Despite the concerns about inflation, the
central bank has made it clear that it does not expect any significant
changes for the rest of this year in the record-low 3.5% base rate. Skrzypek
remains bullish, claiming that inflation will return to the bank's target of
2.5% by mid-2010 while GDP growth should recover sooner than expected; in
June he predicted that Poland would see 1% GDP growth over the full-year
2009. Given his record, his critics are likely to give him the benefit of
the doubt this time around.