The 19th-century British fairy tale Goldilocks and the Three Bears is not considered part of the Polish literary canon. Consequently, the title may seem somewhat unnatural. In English, however, it is well-known and considered part of the literary canon. This is why 'Goldilocks' has become a firmly established term in many fields, including economics and astrophysics. The titular character chooses what is optimal for her: not too cold, not too hot, but just right. It is about avoiding extremes. Thus, the 'Goldilocks' economic scenario means that it will be just right: the golden mean. In our opinion, there is no better or more concise way to express the view that GDP growth will accelerate without causing inflation to rise (in fact, it will fall).
