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Determinanty nadmiernego zadłużenia - perspektywa pośrednika mikrofinansowego

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Adamek J.
Studia Ekonomiczne
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2014
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vol. 198 cz 2
173-182
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The phenomenon of over-indebtedness presents one of the aspects featuring contemporary microfinance. The objective of the paper is to define and classify factors influencing the environment responsible for the emergence of over-indebtedness phenomenon and illustrating practices underlying microfinance entities functioning, with particular emphasis on these attributable to a microfinance intermediary. The realization of such a designated task is based on: characterizing the essence of over-indebtedness phenomenon, classifying and describing its selected determinants and presenting final conclusions referring to problems discussed in the hereby study.
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Struktura długu a wzrost majątku i przychodów ze sprzedaży

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Rzeszowski P.
Studia Ekonomiczne
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2014
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vol. 198 cz 2
47-57
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This paper presents research results regarding the influence of changes in the value of assets and sales revenue for debt structure adopted by enterprises in the metal industry in Poland (2000-2012). The debt structure is determined by many micro and macroeconomic factors, include cost of capital, sales revenue and cash flow which is deciding on the ability of debt service. Based on the research, it was found that the enterprises producing metals and metal products, financed growth of assets with cost debt while, sales revenue increase was financed by no-cost debt.
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