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2024 | 49 | 9-21

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Finansjalizacja regionów – czy o finansjalizacji można mówić w ujęciu regionalnym?

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Financialisation of regions – can we talk about financialisation in a regional context?

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Financialisation refers to the increasing role of financial motives, markets, entities and institutions in transactions occurring in the national and international economy. The article includes consideration on whether financialisation can have a regional character. Its aim was to obtain an answer to this question and determine the usefulness of this knowledge. Based on the literature review, it was found that there are studies on the effects of financialisation relating to regions, with the concept of 'region' being understood differently in each context. It can be regarded as part of the world, the economy of a specific country, or a smaller area within a single country. In relation to each of these meanings of region, empirical studies on financialisation require a different method of measurement. Nevertheless, they always indicate existing differences between variously defined regions. The process of financialisation can vary significantly across different regions, and its effects can be both positive and negative. These considerations led to the conclusion that it is important to understand the degree of financialisation saturation in the region. Where financialisation is still only slightly developed, its further growth will result in beneficial consequences, whereas in regions with a high degree of financialisation, negative effects can be expected. Knowledge of the level of financialisation from a regional perspective allows us to determine in which regions financialisation should be supported or inhibited.
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Finansjalizacja oznacza rosnącą rolę motywów finansowych, rynków, podmiotów oraz instytucji w transakcjach zachodzących w gospodarce krajowej i międzynarodowej. W artykule zostały zawarte rozważania na temat tego, czy finansjalizacja może mieć charakter regionalny. Jego celem było uzyskanie odpowiedzi na to pytanie i określenie przydatności tej wiedzy. Na podstawie przeprowadzonego przeglądu literatury stwierdzono, że istnieją badania skutków finansjalizacji odnoszące się do regionów, przy czym pojęcie „regionu” jest tu różnie rozumiane. Może być ono traktowane jako część świata, gospodarka danego kraju lub mniejszy obszar, mieszczący się w ramach jednego kraju. W stosunku do każdego z tych znaczeń regionu badania empiryczne dotyczące finansjalizacji wymagają zastosowania innego sposobu jej pomiaru. Niemniej jednak zawsze wskazują one na istniejące różnice pomiędzy, różnie określonymi, regionami. Proces finansjalizacji może przebiegać zupełnie odmiennie w różnych regionach, a jego skutki mogą być zarówno pozytywne, jak i negatywne. Przeprowadzone rozważania doprowadziły do wniosku, że ważna jest znajomość dotycząca stopnia nasycenia finansjalizacją w regionie. Tam, gdzie finansjalizacja jest jeszcze w niewielkim stopniu rozwinięta jej dalszy rozrost będzie skutkował korzystnymi konsekwencjami, natomiast w regionach o wysokim stopniu finansjalizacji można oczekiwać jej negatywnych skutków. Znajomość poziomu finansjalizacji w ujęciu regionalnym pozwala na określenie, w których regionach należy finansjalizację wspierać, a w których hamować.

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49

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9-21

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2024

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  • Wyższa Szkoła Informatyki i Zarządzania z siedzibą w Rzeszowie

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