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Przestępczość skierowana przeciwko interesom finansowym Unii Europejskiej

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Sebastianka B., Siewert A.
Zeszyty Naukowe PWSZ w Płocku. Nauki Ekonomiczne
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2015
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vol. 2(22)
421-428
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Being of the European Union Member States, Poland is benefitiary of a financial support provided by the European Union. The international law fully regulates the rules of awarding and accounting grants, bailouts and other programmes fulfilled by the European Union. The Member State component authotrities take responsibility for the proper course of the process. In Poland, Police is kind of authority that realized this obligation in cooperation with many organizations and insitutions. By virtue of the knowledge and experience, these entitles constitute a significant element in Police actions organized in order to prevent and fight against crime that impacts negatively on the European Union interests. Without an efficient and effective fight against this kind of lawlessness, the future of Poland and other European Union countries will face a variety of danger which affect the security of socities.
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Two Effects of the European Financial Crisis

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Saucedo Acosta E. J., Rullán Rosanis S.
Business Systems Research Journal
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2014
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vol. 5
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issue 2
46-60
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Background: The European financial crisis has affected most of the EU member states, and European institutions have had to create new financial instruments to counter the impact. Most effects in the economic and political spheres can be attributed to high unemployment and changes in governments in peripheral countries (Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Romania). Objectives: The aim of this paper is to demonstrate the economic and political effects of the European financial crisis in some peripheral countries that have implemented austerity policies. Methods/Approach: The methodology used is mixed: an analysis of the primary economic variables of the selected countries in comparison to those of countries with low-risk premium was performed, and the relation between the bailouts and elections was presented. Results: The exacerbation of the crisis in the Eurozone is mainly due to the high political costs of austerity measures and not the high level of public spending and/or the alternations in the governments of peripheral countries. Conclusions: The European financial crisis is primarily a result of weak economic governance, and its effects are differentiated. The peripheral countries possess the highest rates of unemployment, and there is a higher tendency towards political instability in rescued countries.
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