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Changes in the level of regional development of albania and voivodships in poland in 2010-2017

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Kozak S., Muça E.
Zeszyty Naukowe UPH seria Administracja i Zarządzanie
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2019
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vol. 50
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issue 123
37-44
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The article presents the results of research on changes in the level of regional development in Albania and in all voivodships (regions) in Poland in 2010-2017. Annual data comes from national statistical offices. The level of regional development was determined by the multi-criteria decision analysis method - SAW (the Simple Additive Weighting) and includes two social and six economic criteria. The obtained results indicate that in the whole analyzed period the level of regional development in Albania was lower than in all regions in Poland. However, it achieved the highest increase in the studied group, among others thanks to improving the demographic situation, increasing entrepreneurship and improving the quality of the market. The Mazowieckie, Pomorskie and Wielkopolskie voivodships were characterized by the highest level of development throughout the entire period as a consequence of a good demographic situation, increased entrepreneurship and high GDP dynamics. Negative population growth and an increase in unemployment meant that the Lubelskie and Warmińsko-Mazurskie voivodships are characterized by the lowest level of regional development in Poland. Faster improvement of the situation in more developed regions contributed to the increase of disparity in the socio-economic development of regions in Poland.
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Changes in the level of socio-economic development in western balkan eu accessionist countries in 2010-2018

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Kozak S., Muça E.
Zeszyty Naukowe UPH seria Administracja i Zarządzanie
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2020
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vol. 53
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issue 126
17-26
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W pracy przedstawiono wyniki badań dotyczących zmian poziomu socjoekonomicznego rozwoju w krajach Bałkanów Zachodnich, w tym w Albanii, Czarnogórze, Macedonii Północnej i Serbii, w latach 2010–2018. Poziom rozwoju określono metodą - TOPSIS w oparciu o dwa kryteria społeczne i sześć kryteriów ekonomicznych z wykorzystaniem danych z krajowych urzędów statystycznych. Wyniki wskazują, że cztery kraje odnotowują długoterminowy dodatni wzrost w ciągu dekady. W całym analizowanym okresie najsilniejszym rozwojem w regionie charakteryzowała się Czarnogóra, a najniższy Albania. Kraje te charakteryzowały się najbardziej i najmniej korzystnymi poziomami analizowanych kategorii m.in. poziomem zatrudnienia w rolnictwie, przyrostem naturalnym, wskaźnikiem umieralności niemowląt czy przeciętnego wynagrodzenia. Poziomy rozwoju Macedonii Północnej i Serbii były średnie w regionie. Jednak stabilne i dość korzystne trendy głównych kryteriów społeczno-ekonomicznych regionu pozwalają oczekiwać, że jego potencjał rozwojowy będzie kontynuowany w przyszłości.
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The paper presents the results of research on changes in the level of socioeconomic development in Western Balkan countries, including Albania, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia, for the period 2010- -2018. The level of development was determined by the method TOPSIS, based on two social and six economic criteria using data from national statistical offices. The results indicate that four countries present long-term positive growth over the course of the decade. Throughout the entire analyzed period, Montenegro characterized with the highest and Albania the lowest development in the region. These countries characterized with the most and the least favorable levels of the analyzed categories, inter alia, the level of employment in agriculture, population growth, infant mortality rate, or the average wage. The levels of development of North Macedonia and Serbia were average for the region. However, the stable and rather favorable trends of the main socia
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