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Inwestycje w kapitał niematerialny w gospodarkach na średnim poziomie rozwoju

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Cywiński Ł., Harasym R.
Ekonomia XXI Wieku
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2016
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issue 2 (10)
89-102
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Structural change of the global economy involving a transition from manufacturing to knowledge-intensive industries makes the classic growth factors dwindle in favor of factors that are based on human capital and innovation. This paper presents the results of the measurement of intangible capital in Poland in 1995-2013 and the comparative analysis of countries from Central and Eastern Europe. It also presents the results for selected intermissions of time that are corresponding with institutional changes and adjustment reactions – 2005 corresponds with entry to the EU and 2010 with the adjustment to global downturn. The research presents a measure of intangible assets in Poland up to 2013 and compares the results with available data for other European countries (see: INTANINVEST project). This step was made to check whether Polish economy was led by the following pattern – high level of intangible capital stimulates economic development measured by the GDP. The results of the analysis made it possible not only to achieve the abovementioned goal but it has also multiple other applications. For instance it adds to the discussion about the “trap of medium development” and the role of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in shaping structural changes of Polish economy. The measurement of intangible capital in Polish economy presented in the article was based on the methodology presented by Corrado, Hulten and Sichel [2006] – which was later applied in the INTANINVEST project by the Piekkola’s [2011] team. This allowed for the abovementioned comparative analysis of Poland and selected European countries. The results indicated that the Polish economy absorbed technology and knowledge, but created only handful of innovations. It is not a knowledge-based economy, but it only imitates innovations. The transition to knowledge-based economy is furthermore neither advanced by growth strategies based on increasing spending on R&D from public funds (Lisbon strategy) nor the quality of investment climate.
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Obligacje projektowe jako innowacyjny mechanizm finansowania infrastruktury w Unii Europejskiej

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Żywno K.
Studia BAS
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2012
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issue 3(31)
205-221
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This article provides a general overview of the concept of project bonds. It begins by reviewing the statistics on infrastructural investments. Next, the author examines the role of infrastructure in economic growth and looks at different options for financing infrastructure, with particular focus on the role of banking sector. The next sections respectively describe the idea of project bonds within the framework of EU policies and the functionalities of this innovative financial instrument, including its rating aspects. The last section assesses the factors that can facilitate success of this concept as well as challenges that need to be addressed.
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Obligacje projektowe jako innowacyjny mechanizm finansowania infrastruktury w Unii Europejskiej

88%
Żywno K.
Studia BAS
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2012
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issue 3(31)
205-222
EN
This article provides a general overview of the concept of project bonds. It begins by reviewing the statistics on infrastructural investments. Next, the author examines the role of infrastructure in economic growth and looks at different options for financing infrastructure, with particular focus on the role of banking sector. The next sections respectively describe the idea of project bonds within the framework of EU policies and the functionalities of this innovative financial instrument, including its rating aspects. The last section assesses the factors that can facilitate success of this concept as well as challenges that need to be addressed.
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