Analysis of Business Cycles in the Breeding of Pigs, Cattle and Poultry and their Relationship to the Causality of Wheat and Rye Cultivation in Poland

Mierzejewski, Mateusz; Lampart, Magdalena

doi:10.22630/prs.2018.18.2.49

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“…( ; + ) = ( ; + )∀( , , )) of the twodimensional process [ ], t∈N. The spectrum function of such a process has the form (Łuczyński, 2015): The calculations also used a coefficient of multiple coherence allowing one to indicate the frequency components of two-time series that are correlated with each other (Mierzejewski, and Lampart, 2018). This takes values from 0 to 1.…”

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Impact of Exchange Rates and Oil Prices on the Valuation of Companies From the TSL Sector

Mierzejewski¹,

Garncarz²

2019

SPSUTOM

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The transport, forwarding and logistics (TSL) sector in Poland has seen dynamic growth in recent years. Great attention is paid to road freight transport, which in 2011-2017 increased by almost 37%. The aim of the work was to examine the impact of macroeconomic variables, such as oil prices and USD / PLN and EUR / PLN exchange rates on the valuation of companies from the TSL sector in 2010-2018. For this purpose, spectral analysis was used. It was noted that companies most often reacted to changes in the USD / PLN exchange rate, and the least was observed in the case of changes in oil prices.

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Impact of Exchange Rates and Oil Prices on the Valuation of Companies From the TSL Sector

Mierzejewski¹,

Garncarz²

2019

SPSUTOM

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“…The only exception is Pomorskie voivodeship where this value increased from the level of 107 kg/ha in 2006 to 349 kg/ha in 2016, therefore the national averages for these years were successively 137 kg/ha and 159 kg/ha, showing a progressing trend. The direction of reducing pork production in Poland results from mitigation of phenomena of pig cycles [21] through the import of meat from the other European Union countries. In case of the remaining farming, as well as cows' milk production, the increase was recorded, which also resulted (by relocation of production resources) in the reduction of pork production.…”

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Structural Transformations of Agriculture in Poland in the Years 2006-2016

Firlej¹,

Mierzejewski²

2019

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference Hradec Economic Days 2019 Part I.

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The article presents the changes in the productivity and effectiveness structure of Polish agriculture in the years 2006-2016 and the consequences and reasons of these transformations. The main aim of the study is to identify the most important changes in the agricultural production with an indication of their potential consequences. The data relating to the selected results in the agricultural sector at the voivodeship level was used in the study. It is stated that during the analysed period significant transformations of economic structure took place in the agricultural sector in Poland. The consequence of the conducted policy was a limitation of share of small farm holdings in the general structure. A significant increase of investment outlays also took place, which facilitated the growth of the agricultural production effectiveness. It is worth noting that in Poland, despite to the global trend of reducing expenditures on agriculture sector, recorded a stable economic situation of agriculture. The calculations were performed with the use of the comparative analysis, the trend analysis and the Ward's method.

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Agriculture in Poland in the context of trade restrictions between the European Union and the Russian Federation in 2010-2018

Garncarz

Igielski²,

Mierzejewski³

2019

PE&L

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The economic sanctions imposed by the European Union in March 2014 on the Russian Federation were caused by Russia's unlawful annexation of Crimea, which exploited the political crisis in Ukraine. In response, Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a decree on August 7 prohibiting the importation of selected groups of agri-food commodities from countries that previously imposed sanctions. The article focuses on an attempt to describe the effects of the introduced trade restrictions on the functioning of the agricultural market in Poland. Spectral analysis, simple regression and comparative methods were used for the study. The study showed that the trade restrictions introduced had the character of structural changes in the export and import of Polish products, but did not significantly contribute to the functioning of the market itself. The trade restrictions introduced have contributed to a significant reduction in trade between Russia and Poland in 2014-2016 however, there is a gradual improvement in trade relations with Russia, the value of both imports and exports is steadily increasing with each subsequent year.

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Analysis of Business Cycles in the Breeding of Pigs, Cattle and Poultry and their Relationship to the Causality of Wheat and Rye Cultivation in Poland

Cited by 3 publications

References 3 publications

Impact of Exchange Rates and Oil Prices on the Valuation of Companies From the TSL Sector

Impact of Exchange Rates and Oil Prices on the Valuation of Companies From the TSL Sector

Structural Transformations of Agriculture in Poland in the Years 2006-2016

Agriculture in Poland in the context of trade restrictions between the European Union and the Russian Federation in 2010-2018

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