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FORMAL AND INFORMAL INSTITUTIONS ON THE LABOR MARKET IN POLAND

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Ziomek A.

Optimum. Studia Ekonomiczne

2007

issue 3(35)

125-133

It is 15 years now since the beginning of fundamental reforms took place in Poland. Among the countries which undertook the transition experiment, Poland turned out to be the first economy which achieved a positive GDP increase. The main aspect of this study is to present the development of the institutional system in a market economy and particularly the labor market in Poland. The core example of the presentation is the Polish economy where types of social reaction and long-term results of human decisions are created under the progress in the market economy development.

WAGE EXPECTATIONS AMONG THE JOB SEEKERS IN THE WIELKOPOLSKA REGION - THEORETICAL ASPECTS AND THE RESULTS OF EMPIRICAL STUDY

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Ziomek A.

Optimum. Studia Ekonomiczne

2008

issue 1(37)

169-178

The paper is based on informal institution analysis in accordance with the institutional economics theory. The authoress assumes that wage expectations are a kind of an informal institution. The characteristic level of these expectations can be observed among labour market participants as the unemployed and work seeking employed. The survey presented in the paper was carried out in January and June 2006 among a group inhabitants of the Wielkopolska region. The survey results enable the authoress to define how the experience gathered on the labour market influences personal wage expectations among job seekers - the unemployed and employed people.

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FORMAL AND INFORMAL INSTITUTIONS ON THE LABOR MARKET IN POLAND

WAGE EXPECTATIONS AMONG THE JOB SEEKERS IN THE WIELKOPOLSKA REGION - THEORETICAL ASPECTS AND THE RESULTS OF EMPIRICAL STUDY