Zróżnicowanie łącznej produktywności czynników produkcji w powiatach województwa podkarpackiego

Bolińska, Monika

doi:10.7862/rz.2018.hss.20

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“…TFP estimates for Poland were also conducted by others, including Zienkowski [2001], Rapacki [2002], Piątkowski [2004], and Ptaszyńska [2006]. Roszkowska [2005] and Tokarski, Roszkowska, and Gajewski [2005] performed growth accounting for voivodships in Poland, while Bolińska [2018], Dykas and Misiak [2018], and Dańska-Borsiak [2020] made such calculations for selected Polish districts (powiats). Zielińska-Głębocka [2004] estimated TFP for 100 industries in Poland, Ciołek and Umiński [2007] calculated the TFP growth rate in Polish domestic and foreign enterprises, while Doebeli and Kolasa [2005] used the index number decomposition method in growth accounting for Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary.…”

Section: Empirical Study Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards a sustainable economy in a pandemic era

Kowalski¹,

Weresa²,

Tomeczek³

et al. 2022

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Sustainable competitiveness is a relatively new concept, but rising in importance in face of external shocks that have impacted the economy in the last years, like COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine or the climate changes and related energy crisis. Considering this, resilience to crisis has become one of the key drivers of a strong competitive position. These new tendencies determine the research aim of the monograph, which is to identify the competitive position of the Polish economy, taking into account the foremost components of sustainable competitiveness. The specific objectives of the monograph are to: present the theoretical background of the issue of international competitiveness in a time of crisis, with a particular focus on the significance of sustainable competitiveness and the issue of resilience and vulnerability to crises; define Poland’s competitive position, in particular to assess the development of individual factors of competitiveness, such as land and water resources, investment, labour, innovation and technological development, and institutions; identify the international competitive position of Poland compared with other European Union member states, taking into account income competitiveness, foreign trade competitiveness, and sustainable competitiveness (including its environmental and social components).

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Section: Empirical Study Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards a sustainable economy in a pandemic era

Kowalski¹,

Weresa²,

Tomeczek³

et al. 2022

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“…TFP estimates for Poland were also conducted by others, including: Zienkowski [2001], Rapacki [2002], Piątkowski [2004], and Ptaszyńska [2006]. Roszkowska [2005] and Tokarski, Roszkowska, and Gajewski [2005] performed growth accounting for voivodships in Poland, while Bolińska [2018], Dykas and Misiak [2018], and Dańska-Borsiak [2020] made such calculations for selected Polish districts (powiats). Zielińska-Głębocka [2004] estimated TFP for 100 industries in Poland, Ciołek and Umiński [2007] calculated the TFP growth rate in Polish domestic and foreign enterprises, while Doebeli and Kolasa [2005] used the index number decomposition method in growth accounting for Poland, Czechia and Hungary.…”

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confidence: 99%

Focus on entrepreneurship and competitive advantages

Weresa,

Kowalski,

Próchniak

et al. 2023

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The goal of this monograph with regard to theory is to broaden knowledge about entrepreneurship as a factor of the competitiveness of economies and to identify the directions of research on competitiveness, which emerged in the literature in response to new challenges of the twenty-first century, including the climate crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic, or demographic changes. The empirical analyses aim to determine the current competitive position of the Polish economy vis-à-vis other European Union countries and its changes over the period 2015–2022, taking into account the role of entrepreneurship for the development of competitive advantages, including the formation of start-ups.

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“…np. Tokarski 2010, Dańska-Borsiak 2012, Ciołek, Brodzicki 2016, Bolińska 2018, Dykas, Misiak 2018, co jest odzwierciedleniem szerszego zainteresowania analizami dotyczącymi mniejszych jednostek przestrzennych. To zainteresowanie zaowocowało powstaniem nowych teorii ekonomicznych, w szczególności Nowej Ekonomii Geograficznej (NEG) Krugmana (1991), i rozwojem metodologii badawczej, zwłaszcza statystyki przestrzennej i ekonometrii przestrzennej.…”

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PKB i TFP w powiatach województwa wielkopolskiego. Oszacowanie i ocena zróżnicowania

Dańska-Borsiak

2020

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W prezentowanych badaniach oszacowano poziom PKB i łączną produktywność czynników produkcji (TFP) dla powiatów województwa wielkopolskiego w latach 2008–2018 oraz dokonano analizy ich zróżnicowania pod tym względem. W szczególności zbadano występowanie zależności przestrzennych w rozkładach obu zmiennych. Na podstawie wartości globalnych i lokalnych statystyk Morana wskazano powiat miasto Poznań jako tzw. hot-spot, a więc region o wysokich wartościach PKB oraz TFP, pozytywnie oddziałujący na region sąsiedni. Zależności przestrzenne w skali globalnej (całego województwa) praktycznie nie występują, natomiast zauważalne są różnice w zależności od dominującego profilu gospodarczego powiatu.

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Zróżnicowanie łącznej produktywności czynników produkcji w powiatach województwa podkarpackiego

Cited by 5 publications

References 3 publications

Towards a sustainable economy in a pandemic era

Towards a sustainable economy in a pandemic era

Focus on entrepreneurship and competitive advantages

PKB i TFP w powiatach województwa wielkopolskiego. Oszacowanie i ocena zróżnicowania

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