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  Assoc. Prof. Adam Adamczyk, prof.US
  Dr Waldemar Aspadarec
  Dr Paweł Baran
  Dr Barbara Batóg
  Assoc. Prof. Jacek Batóg, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Anna Bera, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Tomasz Bernat, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  prof. Aurelia Bielawska
  Assoc. Prof. Beata Bieszk-Stolorz, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Ewa Bilewicz
  Dr Agnieszka Bretyn
  Dr Magdalena Brojakowska-Trząska
  Dr Aneta Brzeska
  Dr Joanna Brzyska
  Assoc. Prof. Katarzyna Byrka-Kita, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Jacek Cypryjański, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Hanna Czaja-Cieszyńska
  Dr Mateusz Czerwiński
  Dr Krzysztof Dmytrów
  Assoc. Prof. Mariusz Doszyń, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Urszula Drumlak
  prof. Jerzy Dudziński
  prof. Beata Zofia Filipiak
  Assoc. Prof. Iwona Foryś, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Sławomir Franek, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr AleksanDra Gąsior
  Dr Anna Gdakowicz
  Dr Urszula Gierałtowska
  Dr Sebastian Gnat
  prof. Waldemar Gos
  Dr Michał Grudziński
  Dr Marcin Gryczka
  Assoc. Prof. Stefan Grzesiak, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Małgorzata Guzowska

  Krzysztof Heberlein, MSc
  Michał Hendryk, MSc
  Assoc. Prof. Stanisław Hońko, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Marta Hozer-Koćmiel
  prof. Józef Hozer
  prof. Jolanta Iwin-Garzyńska
  Dr Magdalena Janowicz
  Elżbieta Jędruczyk, MSc
  Assoc. Prof. Marcin Kaczmarek, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Magdalena Kamińska, MSc
  Dr Ilona Kędzierska-Bujak
  Dr Lidia Kłos
  Assoc. Prof. Renata Knap, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Konrad Kochański
  Assoc. Prof. Sebastian Kokot, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Anna Konieczna
  Dr Dominika Kordela
  Dr Wiesława Kostanciak
  Joanna Kowalik, MSc
  Dr Henryk Kowgier
  Assoc. Prof. Barbara Kryk, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Tomasz Kufel
  Dr Wojciech Kuźmiński
  Assoc. Prof. Christian Lis, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Prof. Teresa Lubińska
  Dr Adam Lulek
  Marta Łakmy-Zinowik, MSc
  Damian Łazarczyk, MSc
  Agnieszka Łopatka, MSc
  Dr Tomasz Łukaszewski
  Assoc. Prof. Agnieszka Majewska, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Sebastian Majewski, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Iwona Markowicz, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Natalia Marska-Dzioba
  Dr Marek Mazur
  Dr Ireneusz Miciuła
  Assoc. Prof. Danuta Miłaszewicz, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Edyta Mioduchowska-Jaroszewicz
  Dr Magdalena Mojsiewicz
  Dr Przemysław Mućko
  Dr Marta Musiał

  Assoc. Prof. Rafał Nagaj, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Jarosław Narękiewicz
  Dr Wojciech Naruć
  Dr Izabela Nawrolska
  Dr Piotr Obidziński
  Dr Agnieszka Paluch-Dybek
  Dr Dariusz Pauch
  Dr Marcin Pawlak
  Dr Maciej Pawłowski
  Dr Przemysław Pietrzak
  Assoc. Prof. Małgorzata Porada-Rochoń, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Agnieszka Preś-Perepeczo
  Dr Ewa Putek-Szeląg
  Joanna Rachuba, MSc
  Dr Mirela Romanowska
  Dr Dominik Rozkrut
  Dr Monika Rozkrut
  Prof. Iga Rudawska
  Assoc. Prof. Beata Sadowska, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Agnieszka Samsel
  Dr Dorota Skała
  Prof. Wanda Skoczylas
  Dr Beata Skubiak
  Dr Magdalena Soboń
  Dr Zbigniew Stempnakowski
  Dr Paweł Stępień
  Assoc. Prof. Tomasz Strąk, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Izabela Szamrej-Baran
  prof. Agnieszka Szewczyk
  Dr Piotr Szkudlarek
  Assoc. Prof. Beata Świecka, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Małgorzata Tarczyńska-Łuniewska, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  prof. Waldemar Tarczyński
  Assoc. Prof. Anna Turczak
  Dr Urszula Wawer
  Dr Agata Wawrzyniak
  Dr Barbara Wąsikowska
  prof. Kazimiera Winiarska
  Assoc. Prof. Tomasz Wiśniewski
  Paweł Witkowski, MSc
  Dr Grzegorz Wojarnik
  Małgorzata Zakrzewska, MSc
  prof. Dariusz Zarzecki
  Dr Anna Zbaraszewska
  Assoc. Prof. Magdalena Zioło, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Marek Zwolankowski

   

• Our Research

  Conferences

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  Departments

  Department of Econometrics and Statistics

  • real estate market analysis;
  • economic forecasting;
  • econometrics and decision modelling;
  • application of quantitative methods in business;
  • analysis of demographic processes;
  • classification of socio-economic entities (e.g. building rankings);
  • survey research  – survey design and data analysis;
  • application of quantitative methods in the capital market;
  • labour market monitoring and forecasting;
  • application of discrete and continuous dynamical systems in economy.

  Department of Economics

  • financial and economic cycles;
  • e-commerce and e-services;
  • behavioural economics and circular economy;
  • public sector economics and corporate social responsibility;
  • health economics;
  • innovation and knowledge transfer;
  • international economic relations;
  • energy policy and the electricity market;
  • social and economic policy;
  • industry 4.0.

  Department of Finance and Banking

  • financial management;
  • public funding;
  • personal finances;
  • banking;
  • capital markets;
  • corporate governance;
  • price of companies;
  • health care funds;
  • risk analysis;
  • finances and financial markets for sustainable development.

  Department of Sustainable Finance and Capital Markets

  • capital markets, behavioural finance and alternative financing instruments;
  • sustainable financial systems and business models of enterprises;
  • presentation of the results of research on financial innovation and innovative sources of financing with particular emphasis on SMEs;
  • insurance;
  • social security finances and the financial aspects of an ageing population;
  • household income and expenditure, wage differentials, savings.

  Department of Accounting

  • Financial accounting: theory and practice of financial accounting, measurement and valuation in accounting, organisation of accounting, stocktaking, accounting books, thematic areas of financial accounting (investment real estate, financial instruments, current and deferred income tax, equity, reserves, NGO accounting, real estate management accounting, logistics accounting; small and medium-sized enterprises accounting; functions and developments of accounting IT, IT systems in accounting; company mergers;
  • Cost account: cost accounting theory and practice; cost accounting for selected industries (industrial production, forestry, film production, higher education), management variation of cost accounting;
  • Reporting: financial reporting; non-financial reporting (non-financial reporting); preparation of separate and consolidated financial statements, the undertaking’s cash flow model, the undertaking’s balance sheet policy in the management of undertakings’ international accounting regulations; economic analysis, including financial analysis of various organisations;
  • management accounting and controlling: techniques, instruments, procedures for strategic and operational management accounting; concepts, instruments of controlling; system design and organisation of controlling; measurement of business performance; internal control and audit; cost and performance accounting in the controlling system;
  • company finance and taxation: corporate finance; economic aspects of taxation; tax records; local taxes and charges, tax analysis, tax systems; corporate taxation; small and medium-sized enterprises’ tax strategies; tax law, tax advice; information technology in taxation and accounting;
  • Other areas of accounting: business valuation, corporate social responsibility, corporate governance, behavioural accounting, euro accounting.

  Department of Information Society and IT Applications

  • the  information society – economic, psychological and ethical aspects;
  • behavioural economics;
  • economic information technology;
  • information and information technology economics;
  • data analysis;
  • artificial intelligence in economic applications.

  Research teams

  Accounting

  Research objectives in the team: financial and non-financial reporting, information needs of stakeholders from the accounting system, accounting theory and practice, accounting system modelling, information management, cost accounting, management accounting, controlling, tax system, financial management.

  Accounting in the NGO sector

  Trust in third sector entities can be built in different ways, one of them being access to reliable and credible information generated by the accounting system.

  Artificial Intelligence Tools in Accounting and Taxation

  Carrying out interdisciplinary research on the application of artificial intelligence tools in accounting and taxation, in particular research on the development of methods, tools and procedures for smart financial audit and smart tax advice.

  Banking and Corporate Governance

  Research topics include issues related to banking and corporate governance.

  Behavioural and Institutional Economics Research Team

  This team shall conduct research to identify regularity in the assessment and decision-making of economic operators, taking into account, inter alia, heuristics and cognitive errors, social and economic aspects and the role of the state in the economy. Main areas of research: energy sector, telecommunications market, security in tourism.

  Capital Market Analysis Team

  This research team carries out commissioned work and scientific studies in the field of capital market analyses, in particular stock market analyses, which include: technical analysis, fundamental analysis, portfolio analysis, financial engineering, risk management and behavioural finance.

  Business Organisations Team

  This research teamis involved in analyzing  the behaviour of business organisations from the following perspectives:

  • market structures;
  • enterprise strategy;
  • efficiency of economic operators;
  • behaviour of economic operators;
  • behaviour of non-profit and state entities;

  Entrepreneurship, with a special focus on students and graduates. The research area is  the concept of entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial characteristics and determinants (economic and non-economic). The research is conducted on an international scale.

  Clothing Industry Team

  This research team carries out scientific research and practical developments in the area of the global clothing industry from a sustainable development perspective.

  Currency Risk Management Team

  The research area includes multi-faceted currency risk management: implementation of design and construction concepts of an algorithm which acts as an innovative system supporting decisions on currency purchase/sale, use of a forward instrument and/or shifting of executed forward collaterals in enterprises which settle in foreign currencies.

  Dysfunctional Human Behaviour as an Employee-Consumer

  Research on dysfunctional behaviour of consumers and employees has so far been carried out in a separate and unconnected manner. In the opinion of researchers, it can be said that there is a relationship between the dysfunctional behaviour of a human being as an employee and a consumer and one of these areas can determine the existence of the other. Work and consumption are two important areas for human life.
  It can be assumed that an employee “equipped” with knowledge and skills and carrying out various activities as part of his or her organisational behaviour also uses them when acting as an entity on the market and during consumption processes. In addition, the authors assume that the factors significantly influencing the existence of such a relationship may be: Machiavellianism, dissatisfaction, aggression, maintaining the created image, flexibility issues in terms of morality.

  Economic and Financial Analysis of Business Entities

  The subject of the research is financial data prepared by business entities and evaluation of the financial position of business entities on their basis. We verify financial data. We create new methods and tools for assessing financial standing.

   

  Economic Decarbonisation Team

  Research topics include issues related to the decarbonisation of economies.

  Economics and Management in Health Care System

  The Group conducts research in the area of:

  • optimisation of health systems;
  • healthcare efficiency;
  • quality management systems in health care economic and financial analysis of eHealth and mHealth market behaviour of patients marketing in health care.

  Hybrid Financial Research Laboratory

  This team carries out research initiatives in the field of corporate, local government and personal finance.

  Insurance Team

  The team carries out commissioned work and scientific studies in the field of economic and social insurance. Within the framework of cooperation, it performs tasks with the Social Insurance Institution and the largest companies operating on the Polish insurance market.

  Quantitative Methods in Real Estate Market Analysis

  Application of statistical and econometric methods to the analysis of real estate market phenomena and property valuation.

  Research Group of the Department of Information Society and IT Applications

  This research team conducts research in the following areas:

  • economic aspects (unemployment, poverty, labour market) of the information society;
  • exploratory research;
  • business analysis;
  • use of artificial intelligence methods (especially machine learning);
  • use of programming tools and languages;
  • modelling and multi-agent simulation (consumer behaviour);
  • the application of neuroscience in economics – energy efficiency.

  Social Finances

  The research team deals with issues at the interface between public finances and the market economy. These include: health care, financing of prevention, public services and social goods, ageing and its economic consequences, financing of social security and succession in family businesses. Part of the research also concerns the finances of the European Union and the implementation of Community operational programmes.

  Sustainability Reporting / Non-financial Reporting

  In the age of the information society and in the light of the idea of sustainable development, accounting as an enterprise’s information system is faced with the need to review the way in which it has been communicating with its surroundings. The answer to the growing economic, social and environmental information needs of various stakeholder groups has become non-financial reporting, also called reporting for sustainable development, social or business reporting.

  The German-Polish border Cooperation Team

  The team carries out its scientific activity in the field of logistical security of rescue operations in natural disasters. The scope of the expert work is: indication of projects minimising the effects of natural hazards, and in particular, indication of appropriate preparation, risk assessment skills and efficient information management. Moreover, the analyses include:

  1. Comparative characteristics of the size and structure of the potential for logistical support of rescue operations in the event of natural disasters in Poland and Germany at district and provincial level.
  2. Definition of the forms and subject matter of activities of cross-border cooperation to date in the field of logistical support for rescue operations in the event of natural disasters in Poland and Germany at district and provincial level.
  3. Determining to what extent and to what degree cross-border cooperation affects the efficiency and effectiveness of logistical support for rescue operations in the event of natural disasters.
  4. Diagnosing the stimulant and destimulant of German-Polish cross-border cooperation in the area of logistical support for rescue operations in natural disasters
  5. Indication of desirable directions for improvement of legislative and organisational solutions for cross-border cooperation in the area of logistical support of rescue operations in the event of natural disasters (recommendations from the conducted research).

  The team for analysing the impact of added value of the activities of protected areas on the economy of the region

  This team is carrying out work under the Interreg 5a together with the University of Greifswald, the University of Sustainable Development in Eberswalde, the West Pomeranian University of Technology and protected areas in the Euroregion of Pomerania. The project aims to develop a method for estimating the economic effects of protected areas in the region.

  The Sustainable Finance Team

  The team shall carry out commissioned work and scientific studies on the analysis of the impact of ESG [environmental social governance]factors on the public and private financial system, which include: assessment of risks and their impact on the investment and financial system of the entity, analysis of the market for “green finance”, the impact of ESG factors on business models, analysis of ESG factors from the point of view of sustainability, analysis of the market for “green” financial instruments.

  Transport Management Team

  The objective of the research group is to carry out scientific research and practical studies in the field of transport management, economics and technology, taking into account the specificity of individual transport branches (road, rail, sea, air and inland waterway transport). The group conducts research on such issues as: inter-industry integration of transport processes, competition and cooperation in transport, management of infrastructure and transport companies, sustainable transport development, transport decisions in logistics chains, transport accessibility, mobility management.

  World Economy Team

  This research team deals with issues concerning the international economy, international finance and international economic relations, in particular the study of phenomena and processes occurring in the world economy, i.e. trends in the development of international economic flows (goods, services, capital, technology and people), structural changes in the world economy, global threats in the modern economy, problems related to the Industrial Revolution 4.0

• Scientific Board

  Chairperson: Assoc. Prof. Stanisław Hońko, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Director of the Institute: Prof. Iga Rudawska
  Members:
  Prof. Teresa Lubińska
  Prof. Waldemar Tarczyński
  Prof. Dariusz Zarzecki
  Assoc. Prof. Adam Adamczyk, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Beata Bieszk-Stolorz, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Katarzyna Byrka-Kita, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Jacek Cypryjański, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Mariusz Doszyń, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Iwona Foryś, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Marcin Kaczmarek, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Renata Knap, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Sebastian Kokot, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Barbara Kryk, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Christian Lis, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Agnieszka Majewska, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Sebastian Majewski, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Iwona Markowicz, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Rafał Nagaj, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Małgorzata Tarczyńska-Łuniewska, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Assoc. Prof. Tomasz Wiśniewski, Prof. of the University of Szczecin
  Dr Paweł Baran
  Dr Barbara Batóg
  Dr Krzysztof Dmytrów
  Dr Sebastian Gnat
  Dr Michał Grudziński
  Dr Eng. Marcin Gryczka
  Dr Małgorzata Guzowska
  Dr Marta Hozer-Koćmiel
  Dr Magdalena Janowicz
  Dr Lidia Kłos
  Dr Dominika Kordela
  Dr Natalia Marska-Dzioba
  Dr Przemysław Mućko
  Dr Izabela Nawrolska
  Dr Agnieszka Preś-Perepeczo
  Dr Ewa Putek-Szeląg
  Dr Dorota Skała
  Dr Izabela Szamrej-Baran
  Dr Piotr Szkudlarek

• Scientific Papers

  1. J. Batóg, I. Foryś, J. Konowalczuk (2019), Airport noise compensation: Real estate perspective. Journal of European Real Estate Research, Vol. 12 Issue 2, p.250-266.
  2. B. Bieszk-Stolorz, K. Dmytrów (2019), Spatial diversity of effectiveness of forms of professional activisation in Poland in years 2008–2014 by poviats. Oeconomia Copernicana, 10(1), pp.113-130.
  3. K. Byrka-Kita, M. Czerwinski, S.P. Ferris, A. Pres-Perepeczo, T. Wisniewski (2020), Should They Stay or Should They Go? CEO Appointments and Performance in a Transitional Economy. Czech Journal of Economics and Finance (Finance a uver), 70(2), pp.145-171.
  4. J. Cypryjański (2019), Changes in seasonality of births in Poland in the years 1900–2009. Demographic Research, 40, pp.1441-1454.
  5. K. Dmytrów, B. Bieszk-Stolorz (2019), Mutual relationships between the unemployment rate and the unemployment duration in the Visegrad Group countries in years 2001–2017. Equilibrium. Quarterly Journal of Economics and Economic Policy, 14(1), pp.129-148.
  6. D.C. Doanh, T. Bernat (2019), Entrepreneurial self-efficacy and intention among Vietnamese students: A meta-analytic path analysis based on the theory of planned behavior. Procedia Computer Science, 159, pp.2447-2460.
  7. M. Doszyń (2019), Intermittent demand forecasting in the Enterprise: Empirical verification. Journal of Forecasting, 38(5), pp.459-469.
  8. M. Doszyń (2020), Algorithm of real estate mass appraisal with inequality restricted least squares (IRLS) estimation. Journal of European Real Estate Research 2020, Vol. 13 Issue 2, pp.161-179.
  9. I. Foryś, M. Głuszak, J. Konowalczuk (2019), Compensation due to land use restrictions: the case of limited use area in the vicinity of Polish airports. Oeconomia Copernicana, 10(4), pp.649-667.
  10. S. Franek, M. Postula (2020), Does Eurozone Membership Strengthen the Significance of Fiscal Instruments?. Annals of Economics & Finance, 21(1).
  11.S. Gnat (2019), Spatial weight matrix impact on real estate hierarchical clustering in the process of mass valuation. Oeconomia Copernicana, 10(1), pp.131-151.
  12. C. Godlewski, D. Skala, L. Weill (2019), Is Lending by Polish Cooperative Banks Procyclical?. Czech Journal of Economics and Finance (Finance a uver), 69(4), pp.342-365.
  13. F. Grassetti, M. Guzowska, E. Michetti (2020), A dynamically consistent discretization method for Goodwin model. Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 130, p.109420.
  14. M. Guzowska, E. Michetti (2018), Local and global dynamics of Ramsey model: From continuous to discrete time. Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science, 28(5), p.055902.
  15. T. Jałowiec, P. Maśloch, H. Wojtaszek, I. Miciuła, G. Maśloch (2020), Analysis of the Determinants of Innovation in the 21st Century. European Research Studies, 23(2), pp.151-162. 7.
  16. K. Krot, I. Rudawska (2019), Is Patient Satisfaction the Key to Promote Compliance in the Health Care Sector?. Economics & Sociology, 12(3), pp.291-300.
  17. L. Kuzminski, T. Jalowiec, P. Masloch, H. Wojtaszek, I. Miciula (2020), Analysis of Factors Influencing the Competitiveness of Manufacturing Companies. European Research Studies Journal, 23(2), pp.217-22

  18. L. Kuzminski, T. Jalowiec, P. Masloch, H. Wojtaszek, I. Miciula (2020), Implementation of the Competitiveness Model in Terms of Cooperation with Suppliers. European Research Studies Journal, 23(2), pp.343-359.
  19. A. Lulek (2019), Information on environmental protection and annual reports of oil companies. Ekonomia i Prawo. Economics and Law, 18(4), pp.475-486.
  20. A. Malkowski, B. Mickiewicz, A. Malkowska (2020), Religious Tourism as a Development Factor for Peripheral Areas: The Case of the Polish-Czech Border. European Research Studies, 23(2), pp.204-216.
  21. A.B. Małajowicz, P. Żegleń, T. Bernat (2019), Knowledge and educational capital in the process of modern society creation. Procedia Computer Science, 159, pp.2461-2469.
  22. I. Markowicz, P. Baran (2019), ICA and ICS-based rankings of EU countries according to quality of mirror data on intra-Community trade in goods in the years 2014–2017. Oeconomia Copernicana, 10(1), pp.55-68.
  23. I. Miciuła, J. Nowakowska-Grunt (2019), Using the AHP method to select an energy supplier for household in Poland. Procedia Computer Science, 159, pp.2324-2334.
  24. I. Miciuła, P. Stępień (2019), The Impact of Current EU Climate and Energy Policies on the Economy of Poland. Polish Journal of Environmental Studies, 28(4).
  25. I. Miciuła, H. Wojtaszek (2019), Automatic Hazard Identification Information System (AHIIS) for decision support in inland waterway navigation. Procedia Computer Science, 159, pp.2313-2323.
  26. I. Miciuła, M. Kadłubek, P. Stępień (2020), Modern Methods of Business Valuation—Case Study and New Concepts. Sustainability, 12(7), p.2699.
  27. R. Nagaj, P. Szkudlarek (2019), The change in the perception of the state by students in Poland and Lithuania in the context of research on social Capital. Economic research – Ekonomska istraživanja, 32(1), pp.1298-1319.
  28. R. Nagaj, B. Žuromskaitė (2020), Security Measures as a Factor in the Competitiveness of Accommodation Facilities. Journal of Risk and Financial Management, 13(5), p.99.
  29. I. Novo-Corti, D.M. Țîrcă, M. Ziolo, X. Picatoste (2019), Social Effects of Economic Crisis: Risk of Exclusion. An Overview of the European Context. Sustainability, 11(2), p.336.
  30. M. Piwowarski, D. Miłaszewicz, M. Łatuszyńska, K. Nermend (2019), Multi-Criteria Assessment of the Company’s Location Selection: A Dynamic Approach. European Research Studies Journal, 22(3), pp.215-230.
  31. M. Piwowarski, D. Miłaszewicz, M. Łatuszyńska, M. Borawski, K. Nermend (2018), TOPSIS and VIKOR methods in study of sustainable development in the EU countries. Procedia Computer Science, 126, pp.1683-1692.
  32. B. Sadowska (2019), Knowledge in economic terms: significance of information in a modern company. Ekonomia i Prawo. Economics and Law, 18(4), pp.487-498.
  33. M. Škare, M. Porada-Rochoń (2019), Financial and economic development link in transitional economies: a spectral Granger causality analysis 1991–2017. Oeconomia Copernicana, 10(1), pp.7-34.Skare, M. and Porada-Rochoń, M., 2019. Tracking financial cycles in ten transitional economies 2005–2018 using singular spectrum analysis (SSA) techniques. Equilibrium. Quarterly Journal of Economics and Economic Policy, 14(1), pp.7-29.

  35. M. Škare, M. Porada-Rochoń (2019), Tracking financial cycles in ten transitional economies 2005–2018 using singular spectrum analysis (SSA) techniques. Equilibrium. Quarterly Journal of Economics and Economic Policy, 14(1), pp.7-29.
  36. M. Škare, M. Porada-Rochoń (2020), Multi-channel singular-spectrum analysis of financial cycles in ten developed economies for 1970–2018. Journal of Business Research, 112, pp.567-575.
  37. M. Škare, M. Porada-Rochoń (20200,The synchronisation between financial and business cycles: a cross spectral analysis view. Technological and Economic Development of Economy, pp.1-13.
  38. M. Škare, D. Sinković, M. Porada-Rochoń (2019), Financial development and economic growth in Poland 1990-2018. Technological and Economic Development of Economy, 25(2), pp.103-133.
  39. M. Škare, D. Sinković, M. Porada-Rochoń (2019), Measuring credit structure impact on economic growth in Croatia using (VECM) 1990-2018. Journal of Business Economics and Management, 20(2), pp.294-310.
  40. M. Škare, D. Tomić, M. Porada-Rochoń (2019), Testing Nonlinear Dynamics in Terms of Trade with Aggregated Data: Implications for Economic Growth Models. Engineering Economics, 30(3), pp.316-325.
  41. B. Swiecka, S. Grima (2019), Factors Affecting the Consumers’ Choice of Payment Instrument in Poland. European Research Studies, 22(4), pp.179.
  42. W. Tarczyński, M. Tarczyńska-Łuniewska (2018), The construction of fundamental portfolio with the use of multivariate approach. Procedia computer science, 126, pp.2085-2096.
  43. A. Turczak (2020), Differences in organic crop production of cereals between the European Union countries. Joutnal of Environmental Protection and Ecology, 21(3), pp.1098-1106.
  44. J. Wątróbski, J. Jankowski, P. Ziemba, A. Karczmarczyk, M. Zioło (2019), Generalised framework for multi-criteria method selection. Omega, 86, pp.107-124.
  45. J. Wątróbski, J. Jankowski, P. Ziemba, A. Karczmarczyk, M. Zioło (2019), Generalised framework for multi-criteria method selection: Rule set database and exemplary decision support system implementation blueprints. Data in brief, 22, p.639.
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