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ENERGIA – KĽÚČOVÝ FAKTOR SÚČASNEJ HOSPODÁRSKEJ POLITIKY EURÓPSKEJ ÚNIE

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Baláž P.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2008
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vol. 56
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issue 3
274-295
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This article is focused on the analysis of those key factors of energy policy which will be the most crucial in further growth of competitiveness of Slovak economy. It addresses to the Slovak energy market structure, comparing its production and consumption and usage of the various energy media. It concludes that it is necessary to exploit all resources and to build new capacities in order to maintain long-term energy security of Slovak Republic. It emphasizes importance of nuclear energy and gas, along with energy saving and alternative resources, which could be in this strategy dominant.
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TRANSFORMÁCIA ČÍNSKEJ EKONOMIKY A POZÍCIA PRIAMYCH ZAHRANIČNÝCH INVESTÍCIÍ

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Baláž P.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2014
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vol. 62
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issue 9
903 – 925
EN
This article identifies developmental trajectory of changes which were undergone by the China economy during its transformation. Particular attention is paid to the impact of inflows and outflows of foreign direct investment (FDI) since their importance during this process was essential. It presents the views of leading experts on the economic direction of the country and points out the influence of the expansion of China on the international positions of other countries. Based on the theory of Flying Geese Pattern, presents a philosophy of strategic government actions aimed at strengthening the international position of Chinese economy as well as its ability to successfully adapt to external and internal consequences, including of undervalued domestic currency (CNY), resulting from the long-term financial crisis. The result of a rapid growth will deepen the general dependence of world economy on China. In a basal manner it will determine strategic intentions and development space of all world centres which will have to adapt to the new situation.
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ENERGIA A JEJ POSTAVENIE V HOSPODÁRSTVE SLOVENSKA

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Baláž P.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2007
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vol. 55
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issue 8
762-782
EN
This paper deals with the some of the important aspects of the energy market in the economic policy of the Slovakia. The entrance to the EU a world globalization have changed many parts of this policy, minimally for three reasons: European energy demand is increasing, the global climate is rapidly changing and the former energy reserves in this area are dwindling. Because exhaustion of all own conventional energy reserves and the high level of the dependency on the import from one side and Slovakia has strategic position in the European distribution network from other side, it has to prepare the new energy strategy. The need for more competition on the Slovak energy market will be connected with gas and nuclear energy as well as with declining consumption and promotion of effective use of renewable resources.
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THE OIL MARKET - THE IMPORTANT PHENOMENA OF THE GLOBALISATION OF THR WORLD ECONOMY ?

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Baláž P., Londarev A.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2005
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vol. 53
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issue 9
861-879
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This study is devoted to analysis of different aspects of world oil market development and its role in growth of national economies. This study shows individual aspects and parts of oil market, be it production and consumption of crude oil and its territorial dislocation. It analyses the connections with the growth of competition ability of companies and the establishment of crude oil price and to the most important aspects on which it depends . The study comes to a conclusion that the biggest obstacle in using the crude oil will not be its availability, at least in the short run, but the ever fast increasing price. This high price will enable its use only by such subjects that will be able to implement the oil in the production process with high efficiency. Such conditions satisfy only products and services that are based on unique technical and scientific know-how, with high added value, etc..
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NATURAL GAS AND ITS STATUS IN THE ENERGY SECURITY OF THE EUROPEAN UNION

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Baláž P., Zábojník S.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2009
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vol. 57
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issue 2
145-162
EN
The paper analyses the status and importance of natural gas for the overall development of the world economy with application to the EU. It acknowledges that rapid depletion of all other energy sources represents a significant alternative, the disposable reserves of which might considerably contribute to satisfaction of energy needs in the EU. The authors examine major features determining economic utility of gas: structure and volume of extraction and consumption, specificities of its sales and pricing policy. They emphasize idiosyncrasies in crude oil trading as well as its ever stronger position in energy and heat production while regarding coordination of energy policy and strengthening the negotiating potential vis-a-vis major natural gas suppliers as the most effective way of satisfying the Union's energy needs.
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CONTEMPORARY DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMMODITY MARKETS – CONSEQUENCES AND CHALLENGES FOR THE REVITALIZATION OF THE WORLD ECONOMY

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Baláž P., Zábojník S.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2010
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vol. 58
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issue 9
938 – 957
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The paper analyses selected examples of the impact that the economic crisis has had on the development of commodity markets and global economy. The authors focus mainly on the segment of energy resources, in which crude oil and its condensates play a dominant role. It accentuates the highness of dependence between financial markets development (USD) and oil markets. This paper describes consequences of the energy markets development on strategic development plans of the EU. The revitalization of the global economy can be successful only if the result of coordinated strategic cooperation-oriented or even most affected national economies to international and supranational bodies, and without that they are not taken into account and target the interests of the various parts of the world economy.
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ROZODUJÚCI PRÍNOS NOVEJ EKONOMIKY PRE ĎALŠIU GLOBALIZÁCIU SVETOVÉHO HOSPODÁRSTVA

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Baláž P., Kosír I., Verček P.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2006
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vol. 54
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issue 4
368-385
EN
Submitted article presents the micro- and macroeconomic analysis of the impacts of a new economy on the globalization of the international environment. The authors focus on the selected issues related to the competitiveness of the national economies and the main economic indicators. They point out to the role of the research, technology, innovations and the ability of the national economies to benefit from the exploiting of these developing factors of the Information Society on the commercial basis. As an appropriate example and 'showroom' of the new economy, they use the economy of the USA in the 90s. However, as the authors don't forget to mention, there is plenty of opinions and they are looking for certain consistency and correlation among them.
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