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Katedra Analizy Ekonomicznej i Finansów
Research Potential* analizy finansowej przedsiębiorstwa, * prognozowania upadłości przedsiębiorstwa, * bankowości, * zarządzania finansami przedsiębiorstw, * zarządzania finansami publicznymi, * zarządzania finansami gospodarstw domowych, * inwestycji alternatywnych, * funkcjonowania rynków finansowych w tym w warunkach kryzysu.
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Zespół Katedry Urbanistyki i Planowania Regionalnego
Research PotentialPracownicy Katedry Urbanistyki i Planowania Regionalnego prowadzą różnorakie badania w zakresie szeroko rozumianej architektury, której celem jest planowanie i kształtowanie określonych zasad w aspekcie tez zrównoważonego rozwoju dotyczących architektury, budownictwa i urbanistyki w obszarach miejskich i metropolitalnych. Badania obejmą takie aspekty jak: - Rewitalizacja i odnowa struktur miejskich. - Planowanie i projektowanie...
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Zespół Katedry Nauk Ekonomicznych
Research PotentialKatedra posiada wieloletnią tradycję i bogaty dorobek naukowy, m. in. w zakresie badań dotyczących sektora małych i średnich przedsiębiorstw, wzrostu gospodarczego, dobrobytu i ubóstwa, zastosowania metod deterministycznych, ekonometrycznych i statystycznych w badaniach makro- i mikroekonomicznych.
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Ekspatrianta versus lokalny menedżer, czyli kto powinien kierować filią zagraniczną? = Expatriate versus host country manager - who should run a foreign subsidiary?
PublicationThere is ample literature on expatriate management that presents a parent company's point of view on this issue. A consideration of subsidiary management from the local perspective is missing. Relationships with foreigners (including expatriates) are cross-cultural interactions and their effectiveness is affected by cultural factors. Therefore, in this article there are questions that need to be answered:1. What role does an expatriate...
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The entrepreneurship of host cities of the Olympic Games – Between success and social destruction
PublicationMany publications focus on the deficit nature of the Olympic Games organisation, when considered from the point of view of host cities – organisers of such events. However, does such an event actually affect the region and the host country in a positive way? The presented article aims at the assessment of the organisation of mass sports events, such as the Olympic Games, taking into consideration entrepreneurial activities which...
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Stock Markets’ Reactions to the Announcement of the Hosts. An Event Study in the Analysis of Large Sporting Events in the Years 1976–2032
PublicationThis study attempts to estimate the impact of the announcements of hosts of large sporting events on domestic stock markets. The research problem is to establish a connection between the uniqueness of a sporting event and investors’ beliefs through stock price behavior. Using appropriate estimation windows, 13 different sporting events classified as large, including mega and major events, were tested. The obtained results show...
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The Knowledge Transfer From Headquarter to Local Subsidiaries Through Expatriates - Local Employees’ Perspective
PublicationBackground. Knowledge transfer between the HQ and subsidiary has recently been targets of increasing research interest. However, the role of expatriate managers and local staff perspective on this process has not been examined enough. Research aims. This paper has two main objectives: first to develop a conceptual framework (model) of knowledge transfer between the headquarters and local subsidiary, and second to empirically evaluate...
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Chinese Foreign Direct Investments in Europe. The Polish Case
PublicationThe first aim of this paper is to analyze the features that have motivated Chinese outbound investments in the European Union. The paper outlines also the policies adopted by the European institutions and its member states to encourage the increase of the Chinese FDI without harming the internal European market, and consequently phase out all concerns that are afflicting the European public opinion. The second purpose is more focused...