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The purpose of this paper is to attempt to estimate the impact of corporate bond issue on the economic added value of an enterprise (EVA). The research data were obtained from the financial statements of companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, issuing corporate bonds and their reports published on Catalyst. The analyzes were conducted for 67 companies, all of which issued corporate bonds on the Catalyst in 2015. The study used factor analysis and analysis of stepwise backward polynomial regression. During the study it was confirmed that the corporate financing of corporate bonds should be differentiated according to their purpose, ie. to finance long-term and short-term assets. The issue of corporate bonds affects the economic added value of an enterprise, with certain restrictions on the level of corporate indebtedness. The positive impact of corporate bonds on the creation of added value of the company was shown up to 25% of corporate debt in the corporate financial structure.
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In this paper the main attention was focused on the analysis of the effectiveness of economic regulation of prices on the electricity market in Poland. As an efficiency criterion the Kaldor-Hicks approach was adopted. It analyzed the scale of the reduction of price expectations of incumbents trading enterprises and were compared with changes in prices of regulated market and competitive market. Research period was 2008–2013. In order to make the necessary calculations, Energy Regulatory Office data and the Energy Market Agency data were used. In the paper a descriptive method, a comparative method, and basic statistical methods, (i.e. methods of index) were used. The analysis showed that the regulation of the electricity market was economically inefficient resulting in prices on the regulated market increasing faster than on the competitive market.
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