Proposals for Modification of Selected Economic Concepts Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

Banaszyk, Piotr; Deszczyński, Przemysław; Gorynia, Marian; Malaga, Krzysztof

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“…37 The Index of Sustainable Economic Welfare (ISEW) and the Genuine Progress Index (GPI) are examples of measures of welfare developed in this approach. Banaszyk et al (2021a): 72-73. 38 Banaszyk et al (2021a).…”

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Selected determinants and directions of the new way of thinking in economic sciences

Banaszyk,

Deszczyński,

Gorynia

et al. 2023

10.14746/rpeis

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The text is devoted to new trends and changes emerging in the economic sciences, focused on growth, socio-economic development and income inequalities in the context of the idea of global rationality, understood as the ability to sustain the long-term existence of civilization on the entire planet. The thematic scope of this problem is broad; thus it is impossible to cover all its complexity in one study. Hence, attention is focused on selected aspects of the issues raised: on issues related to growth and development as well as economic inequalities, the economic foundations of growth, and the issue of substituting natural capital by human capital. A critical diagnosis and postulates for the future, with regard to measures of well-being in the context of the idea of sustainable development, are also considered as well as including the issue of sustainable development in development economics. The article ends with concluding remarks highlighting the thesis that economic growth should now be acceptable only when it does not excessively exploit natural capital and does contribute to deteriorating the quality of life. As for the methodological side of the text, it was created mainly through analysing the literature on the subject, but attention should be paid to the original nature of some predictions and recommendations, which were made as a result of the assumptions of the so-called diagnostic and prognostic analysis.

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Selected determinants and directions of the new way of thinking in economic sciences

Banaszyk,

Deszczyński,

Gorynia

et al. 2023

10.14746/rpeis

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“…The COVID-19 pandemic generated and revealed such a breadth of socio-economic issues that it became the impetus for a new perspective on economic policy. This issue was discussed e.g., by Gorynia with a team of researchers in a study by Banaszyk et al, 2021, titled "Przesłanki modyfikacji wybranych koncepcji ekonomicznych na skutek pandemii COVID-19" ["Proposed modifications to selected economic concepts following the COVID-19 pandemic"] [4], and by Maczy ńska in the study, "Kryzysy jako impulsy zmian systemów społeczno-gospodarczych" ["Crises as stimuli for changes in socio-economic systems"] [5].…”

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How to Deal with Crisis? Place Attachment as a Factor of Resilience of Urban–Rural Communes in Poland during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Guzal-Dec

Zwolińska-Ligaj

2023

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The phenomenon of place attachment as a community resilience determinant requires a detailed study and, as such, is not sufficiently explored in the literature. This study analyses both resilience determinants and resilience tools in order to provide local communities with optimum courses of action and decision makers with postulates concerning local development policies. Our goal is to determine the effect of place attachment on the activity of the local community in the process of the reconstruction of a local territorial unit following a crisis (COVID-19 pandemic) situation, as well as determine the symptoms of the crisis exemplified by urban–rural communes in Poland. Empirical research was carried out with regard to all 87 urban–rural communes in Poland with their seat in a small city with district rights. The respondents in the survey included individuals in governance positions: mayor/deputy mayor/secretary. Comparative analyses were performed on the entire group by juxtaposing communes located in peripheral regions (19 units) of the Eastern Poland Macroregion and the remaining communes (68). In light of the empirical research, communes located in Eastern Poland’s peripheral regions were more severely impacted by the COVID-19 crisis than ones situated elsewhere in Poland. In urban–rural communes located in peripheral regions, actions supporting the “ability to absorb” shocks are taken more frequently than those promoting “positive adaptability in anticipation of, or in response to, shocks”. Less frequent were proactive measures of innovative nature, involving “restoration and use” of the existing local resources, e.g., new methods of the use of natural resources by the households or new activities in the creative industry based on individual creativity, skills and talents. An analysis of all units reveals a generally low level of pro-resilience activities of the local communities in the communes investigated in the study except for the application of modern technologies/forms of remote communication. It was demonstrated that, in local communities with a high level of place attachment, activities aimed at building resilience are more frequent. For local governments, the results constitute proof of the importance of place attachment in building community resilience in local development policies. We should highlight the need for activities integrating urban and rural residents in urban–rural communes in order to create a shared space with which they could identify while strengthening bonds, thus raising the level of social capital. It is also necessary to look for ways to use IT, not only for communication processes, but also for managing crisis situations, in parallel with activities aimed at strengthening social capital.

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Economic sciences from the perspective of the New Washington Consensus

Banaszyk,

Gorynia

2024

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Cel pracyCelem artykułu jest dokonanie rekonstrukcji i oceny obowiązującego przez kilka ostatnich dziesięcioleci Konsensusu Waszyngtońskiego, który został porównany do projektowanego na przyszłość tzw. Nowego Konsensusu Waszyngtońskiego.Materiał i metodyPrzyjęta perspektywa badawcza polegała na identyfikacji założeń teoretycznych tych dwóch ładów gospodarczych w celu wskazania podobieństw i różnic między nimi. Dopełnieniem jest charakterystyka realnych uwarunkowań, w których projektowana zmiana się dokonuje. Dokonano analizy porównawczej obu typów ładu gospodarczego z wykorzystaniem przeglądu literatury przedmiotu.WynikiWynikiem przeprowadzonych rozważań jest identyfikacja i ocena założeń tzw. Nowego Konsensusu Waszyngtońskiego oraz określenie uwarunkowań jego realizacji.WnioskiW obliczu zachodzących turbulencji i zmian nie tylko w światowym systemie gospodarczym, ale także politycznym i społecznym, propozycja Nowego Konsensusu Waszyngtońskiego wydaje się być propozycją akceptowalną dla większości społeczności międzynarodowej. Nie jest natomiast taką propozycją tzw. Konsensus Pekiński.

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Proposals for Modification of Selected Economic Concepts Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

Cited by 7 publications

References 31 publications

Selected determinants and directions of the new way of thinking in economic sciences

Selected determinants and directions of the new way of thinking in economic sciences

How to Deal with Crisis? Place Attachment as a Factor of Resilience of Urban–Rural Communes in Poland during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Economic sciences from the perspective of the New Washington Consensus

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