A hypothesis concerning a significant role played by monetary factors in the slowdown observed in the Polish economy after 2000 was formulated in the article. These factors include a shrinking monetary base and circulating cash resources. They appeared as a result to a coincidence of different circumstances, which - in a way perhaps partly unintended by the NBP (National Bank of Poland) - increased a restrictive character of the Polish monetary policy. The most important causes of changes in the analysed aggregates are considered to be effects of the sterilising operation, which accompanies the harmonisation of Polish obligatory reserves with those binding in the European Union. The next factor was the outflow of speculative capital...
This paper attempts to cast light on the debate about the existence and size of a monetary overhang ...
The « price revolution » and the collapse of production in the state sector in Poland, 1990-1991. T...
The article aims to validate two hypotheses underlying the so-called Austrian Business Cycle Theory....
The paper estimates a household money demand function for Poland from 1969 to 1995. Contrary to theo...
Applies a modified Keynesian money demand function to household money demand in Poland from 1969 to ...
The paper makes an attempt to estimate the effects of monetary policy shocks on the economy. We esti...
There were many problems in the financial markets in 90s, which have been transformed to currency, f...
In the Accession Treaty of 16 April 2003, Poland agreed to adopt euro as its national currency, but ...
This article gives a description of the policy pursued by the Polish Government and the National Ban...
This paper attempts to cast light on the debate about the existence and size of a monetary overhang ...
The global financial crisis, and especially the recession that spread across Europe in 2009, also af...
Poland was the only economy among the European Union members, which avoided the recession of 2007-09...
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to answer the question why the impact of the Great Recession on t...
The article is a synthetic and comparative study of theoretical grounds of monetary concepts develo...
The paper is of theoretical and empirical character. Its main objective is to verify two hypotheses ...
This paper attempts to cast light on the debate about the existence and size of a monetary overhang ...
The « price revolution » and the collapse of production in the state sector in Poland, 1990-1991. T...
The article aims to validate two hypotheses underlying the so-called Austrian Business Cycle Theory....
The paper estimates a household money demand function for Poland from 1969 to 1995. Contrary to theo...
Applies a modified Keynesian money demand function to household money demand in Poland from 1969 to ...
The paper makes an attempt to estimate the effects of monetary policy shocks on the economy. We esti...
There were many problems in the financial markets in 90s, which have been transformed to currency, f...
In the Accession Treaty of 16 April 2003, Poland agreed to adopt euro as its national currency, but ...
This article gives a description of the policy pursued by the Polish Government and the National Ban...
This paper attempts to cast light on the debate about the existence and size of a monetary overhang ...
The global financial crisis, and especially the recession that spread across Europe in 2009, also af...
Poland was the only economy among the European Union members, which avoided the recession of 2007-09...
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to answer the question why the impact of the Great Recession on t...
The article is a synthetic and comparative study of theoretical grounds of monetary concepts develo...
The paper is of theoretical and empirical character. Its main objective is to verify two hypotheses ...
This paper attempts to cast light on the debate about the existence and size of a monetary overhang ...
The « price revolution » and the collapse of production in the state sector in Poland, 1990-1991. T...
The article aims to validate two hypotheses underlying the so-called Austrian Business Cycle Theory....