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The main aim of the article is to analyse the key determinants of inflation in Poland in the period of 1997 - 2009. The paper uses a research method developed based on the literature on monetary policy and international finance, as well as on econometric methods (Vector Error Correction Model - VECM). Inflation is commonly regarded as one of the most important problems of an economy, particularly in transition countries. Therefore, fight against inflation and striving to maintain a stable price level is the main objective of the monetary authorities in these countries. In order to conduct effective monetary policy, central banks must possess information concerning the current economic situation in the country and the fundamental relationships between the main economic variables. According to the findings of the analysis concerning inflation in Poland, the most important inflation factors in the period 1997 - 2009 were demand factors, especially government spending as well as cost factors, especially growth of wages. Furthermore, it was found that changes in inertial factor and import prices best explain the variability of inflation in Poland in the period 1997 - 2009.
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Economic theories explain the phenomena and processes occurring in the economy in different ways. However, the views of many historians of economic thought are converging in the role of credit in economic and social life. According to Keynes, the bank loan is a factor that stimulates domestic demand, increases the purchasing power of households. It enables producers to increase production, by increasing sales of manufactured goods. Schumpeter, for a change, in his deliberations dealt with the importance of lending for entrepreneurs and its impact on economic development. In his opinion, loans for economic purposes are creating new purchasing power and enable access to the stream of goods. The role of bank credits in the economy is significant due to the fact that they: - allow adjusting the financial needs of households to their incomes, - create an additional source of funding for the purchase of goods, - improve access to capital for financing business, - finance innovations, - contribute to the elimination of inefficient market traders and the reallocation of freed capital resources to more efficient spheres.
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