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PROGRAMME OF OVERCOMING THE ETATISM BY THE CRACOW SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

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Skorupska U.
Studia Ekonomiczne (Economic Studies)
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2006
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issue 1-2(48-49)
87-103
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This article tries to reconstruct and analyze the economic concepts presented by Professors Krzyzanowski, Heydel and Zweig concerning the role of the state in economy, in particular widely propagated the programme of overcoming etatism. The thesis is that the governments of The Second Polish Republic received the assistance from the economists of Cracow School in the form of the list of recommendations for redevelopment of the state economic policy to solve the problem of etatism. To confirm this thesis the historical reconstruction method has been used. This work emphasizes the main assumption data regarding the antietatic programme prepared by the economists of the Cracow School. For a dozen or so years the Cracow economists, by presenting their ideas in press, have been trying to exert the influence on direction of economic policy. When the government began to distinguish dangers resulting from the exaggerated development of national management appointed by the state enterprise, the Cracow economists prepared the programme of overcoming the etatism. Some of their thesis have been accepted.
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DO ECONOMIST OF CRACOVIAN SCHOOL SHARE COMMON METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH?

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Skorupska U., Kostro K.
Studia Ekonomiczne (Economic Studies)
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2007
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issue 3-4(54-55)
193-210
EN
The paper is an attempt of reconstruction of a few methodological assumptions of chosen representatives of the Cracovian school, eg. Adam Krzyzanowski, Adam Heydel, and Ferdynand Zweig. Even a brief presentation of work of these economists allows to notice differences among them regarding the subject of economics and scientific methods. For example, methodological assumptions of Krzyzanowski and Zweig are closer to classical economics, while the approach of Heydel is more in accord with neoclassical economics. Methodological differences among them were not a barrier for the Cracovian school to propose a common stand in regard to liberal economy assumptions.
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