Determinanty i perspektywy rozwoju sektora usług w Polsce–zmiany wewnątrzsektorowe

Skórska, Anna

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“…According to A. Skórska (2016), the research on structural changes in the labour market allows evaluating the development of the service sector. A slight but systematic decrease in the level of employment is noticed in most of the European Union countries in the section of trade and repair of motor vehicles (section G).…”

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“…The analysis of the data shows that despite the stable development of the service sector in the area of employment and gross value added, changes are taking place. The content of work and working conditions, qualifications and skills of employees are changing (according to Skórska, 2016). Comparing Poland with other European Union countries, a difference is visible both in terms of gross value added and employment.…”

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“…ECONOMIC ANNALS-XXI WORLD ECONOMY AND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONSSzczukocka, A./ Economic Annals-XXI (2020), 185(9-10),[15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26] …”

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Development of the service sector in Poland compared to other European Union countries: an extended analysis

Szczukocka¹

2020

EA-XXI

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Introduction. In the recent years, many changes in the economic transformations that can be treated as evidences of the country’s economic development were observed in the European Union member states. The service sector also experienced many changes. The nature of services is constantly changing, new types of services keep appearing, but at the same time many of them suffer from lack of demand and disappear. The role of services is more and more significant in the socio-economic development as well as in individuals’ lives, hence, this is a relevant issue and should be studied extensively. The purpose of the paper is to discuss the transformations taking place in the services sector in Poland against other European Union countries and to analyze internal changes within the sector. Methods. Taken in this paper attempt to assess the development of the services sector is based on the analysis of the economic indicators, mainly the gross value added and employment rates. The study presents the results of the research on the development of the service sector in years 2009-2019. The directions and scope of changes taking place in particular services sector sections were analyzed. The results of the conducted research show that the determinant of the level of the service sector development is not only its high share in the three-sector structures, but also internal changes observed in the sector itself. The individual sections contribution to the creation of the gross value added and the level of employment vary greatly. The dominant activity among service entities in terms of value added is commercial activity. Moreover, the analysis of the service sector identifies which sections have the greatest impact on the service sector development. These sections include: wholesale and retail trade, transport and warehouse management, as well as professional, scientific and technical activities. Conclusion. Based on the research, it was found that the share of the service sector in the structures of economies of highly developed countries is prevailing. It is indicated by the increase in employment in this sector, the growing share in the creation of gross value added, as well as the number of service enterprises. The service sector stimulates the development of the economy, and its condition proves the dynamics of social and economic development.

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Development of the service sector in Poland compared to other European Union countries: an extended analysis

Szczukocka¹

2020

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Fragile, Robust and Antifragile Services

Dutkowski

2018

European Journal of Service Management

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The contemporary economy, including the service sector, is exposed to strong, violent and unexpected impacts (shocks, crises, challenges, opportunities) of an internal and external nature. The purpose of the paper presented here is to attempt to characterize and classify service activities in the light of Taleb's concept, who divided all existing real things into three categories: fragile, robust, and antifragile. Each of these types of things react differently to changes, especially those least expected and leading to fundamental changes, called by Taleb "black swans". The conditions of such changes in relation to the service activities were given. Also were determined general features of consumer, business, and public services according to fragility, robustness and antifragility, as well as some examples of them. The statements contained in the article are hypotheses, but according to the author, sufficiently justified by the current state of knowledge.

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Regional differentiation of the service sector development in selected European countries

Kavetskyy

2018

European Journal of Service Management

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The aim of the work is to assess the contemporary state of structural changes in the service sector in the basic territorial division units of France, Germany, Poland and Ukraine, with particular emphasis on the group of producer and business services considered as one of the leading factors of regional development differentiation. Very significant differences were found in the level of development and structure of regional service systems of the countries surveyed, which essentially reflect their different socioeconomic experience. Attention was also paid to the presence of certain universal, typical for all considered countries, developmental regularities, which concern primarily the concentration of producer and business services in the most prosperous regions. They constitute, in each case, specific poles of growth, in which the most important developmental impulses are transferred successively to other territorial units of the country.

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Determinanty i perspektywy rozwoju sektora usług w Polsce–zmiany wewnątrzsektorowe

Cited by 6 publications

References 10 publications

Development of the service sector in Poland compared to other European Union countries: an extended analysis

Development of the service sector in Poland compared to other European Union countries: an extended analysis

Fragile, Robust and Antifragile Services

Regional differentiation of the service sector development in selected European countries

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