Australia holds a 56–44 advantage over Poland on the Relative Advantage Index.
The margin is driven by economic size (GDP) (66% of the combined total, $1.8tn) and logistics & power projection (85% of the combined total, 213). Poland leads on active personnel and military spending.
1 factor — nuclear warheads — could not be scored because the figure is unpublished for at least one side. Those factors are excluded and the remaining weights renormalised, never substituted.
| Factor | Australia | Share | Poland | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Military spending SIPRI Milex | $35.3bn | 43%57% | $46.8bn | 33% |
Economic size (GDP) World Bank WDI | $1.8tn | 66%34% | $918bn | 27% |
Active personnel COW NMC | 60.0k | 34%66% | 114.0k | 20% |
Logistics & power projection OurAirports | 213 | 85%15% | 37 | 20% |
Shares are each side's portion of the combined total for that factor. Weights are renormalised across the factors both sides publish — see the methodology. Data read 2026-08-04.
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