Managerial Economics
2007 - 2024
Current editor(s): Henryk Gurgul
From AGH University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Management
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2024, volume 25, articles 2
- Strategies for trading in money markets pp. 117-131

- Fabian Beck
- The St. Petersburg paradox with state dependent linear utility functions for monetary returns. A note pp. 133-140

- Somdeb Lahiri
- The interdisciplinarity of the publications of the Medical University of Silesia in Katowice based on the analysis of the co-occurrence of issues specific to medicine and computer science pp. 141-158

- Ewelina Paluch and Marcela Mikulska
- Functional business valuation – purpose is king! pp. 159-172

- Christian Toll and Thomas Hering
2024, volume 25, articles 1
- Fighting recent inflation: An empirical literature review of monetary and governmental policies pp. 7-54

- Christof Haar
- Introduction of a general class of entropy-based control charts: The Φ-chart pp. 55-70

- Benedikt Mangold and Jens Konopik
- Investment attractiveness factors in the opinion of companies from Special Economic Zones in Poland pp. 71-104

- Piotr Misztal and Vasili Kulakou
2023, volume 24, articles 2
- The impact of digitization on corporate controlling and the role of controllers pp. 107-143

- Jessica Hastenteufel, Max Dorow and Susanne Weber
- The impact of markups and wages on changes in the level of inflation in Poland pp. 145-164

- Aneta Kosztowniak
- The relationship between the inflation rate and the unemployment rate in Poland and their long-term associations with selected macroeconomic variables pp. 165-185

- Jan Koterwa, Hubert Kycia and Anna Czapkiewicz
- Literature review. Pricing rule alternatives for the European day-ahead market pp. 187-217

- Felix Weissensteiner
2023, volume 24, articles 1
- Hedging the investment portfolio with derivatives present on the Polish market pp. 7-26

- Tomasz Bernat and Robert Ruszkiewicz
- A statistical interpretation of a market demand curve for a commodity obeying the law of demand pp. 27-38

- Somdeb Lahiri
- Expiration day effects of stock and index futures on the Warsaw Stock Exchange before and in the initial phase of the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 39-82

- Milena Suliga
- The decision making criteria of a rational investor on the example of an investment portfolio analysis of listed companies and a basket of currencies pp. 83-94

- Karolina Tadla
2022, volume 23, articles 2
- Spillovers between European markets pp. 111-130

- Agnieszka Choczynska
- The usefulness of big data in creating innovations. The example of Google Trends pp. 131-152

- Joanna Hernik
- Tightening tax policy and changes to tax efficiency on the example of companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange pp. 153-170

- Michal J. Kowalski and Janusz Nesterak
2022, volume 23, articles 1
- Development of key performance indicators of capital market-oriented entities in the Prime Standard since the introduction of DRS 20 pp. 7-26

- Philipp Blumenstein, Robert C. Schmidt and Jessica Hastenteufel
- Changes in the quality of bank loan portfolios in EU countries - with the particular case of Poland pp. 27-48

- Aneta Kosztowniak
- Gamified Recruitment: A Way to Win the Talent of Tomorrow? pp. 49-76

- Hannah Martensen, Malte Martensen and Johannes Asanger
- How to define macroeconomic announcement surprises? An example of the impact of US macroeconomic news on stock prices on the Warsaw Stock Exchange pp. 77-98

- Tomasz Wojtowicz
2021, volume 22, articles 2
- The dependencies of subindexes of Stoxx 600 during the Covid-19 pandemic pp. 73-94

- Henryk Gurgul and Robert Syrek
- The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the German banking industry – a critical analysis of regulatory easing for banks pp. 95-112

- Jessica Hastenteufel, Anke Haag and Maria Eschenrö der
- Forecasting the economic impact of a vacuum tube high-speed transport system in Poland: An input-output approach pp. 113-142

- Šukasz Lach, Marcin Suder, Rafał Kusa and Joanna Duda
2021, volume 22, articles 1
- Climate protection as an opportunity for banks to increase earnings and consumer trust pp. 7-22

- Sabrina Kiszka and Jessica Hastenteufel
- An example to illustrate several aspects of optimization theory in Managerial Economics pp. 23-34

- Somdeb Lahiri
2020, volume 21, articles 2
- Testing for the economic and environmental impacts of EU Emissions Trading System: A panel GMM approach pp. 99-125

- Piotr Gretszel, Henryk Gurgul, Łukasz Lach and Stefan Schleicher
- Low Interest Rates – A Real Threat to German Banks or First-Class Whining?! pp. 127-156

- Jessica Hastenteufel and Lena Fuchs*
- Functional business valuation – The theoretical foundation of argumentation value and its underlying function pp. 157-175

- Manfred Jürgen Matschke, Gerrit Brösel and Patrick Thielmann
2020, volume 21, articles 1
- What do German bank customers want? The importance of customer expectations and the failure of the integral customer advisory service pp. 7-47

- Jessica Hastenteufel and Sabrina Kiszka
- Consumer surplus and budget constrained preference maximization: A note pp. 49-65

- Somdeb Lahiri
- Regulation of the Ukrainian labor market in the context of European integration: system priorities pp. 67-83

- Oleh Risnyy
2019, volume 20, articles 2
- Review of stochastic differential equations in statistical arbitrage pairs trading pp. 71-118

- Sylvia Endres
- Current and future challenges of family businesses pp. 119-132

- Jessica Hastenteufel and Mareike Staub
- Selected methods of studying a college’s image pp. 133-150

- Katarzyna Kowalska-Jarnot
- Pairs trading with the persistence-based decomposition model pp. 151-180

- Jonas Rende
2019, volume 20, articles 1
- The analysis of liberalisation of the electricity market in Slovenia pp. 7-26

- Štefan Bojnec and Drago Papler
- Youth unemployment and crime: an empirical investigation for Turkey pp. 27-42

- Halil Tunca and Ferda Esin Gulel
- Methods of limiting selected risk types in the municipal waste incineration plant pp. 43-56

- Ewa Kubinska-Jabcon and Mariusz Niekurzak
2018, volume 19, articles 2
- Prerequisites for successful succession in family company according to its successor pp. 169-185

- Mariola Dzwigol-Barosz
- Exposure of Polish enterprises to risk within business cycle pp. 187-203

- Izabela Jonek-Kowalska
- Odra River in Lower Silesia: probabilistic analysis of flood risk dynamics as part of sustainable development of water management pp. 205-225

- Lukasz Kuzminski and Arkadiusz Halama
- Cluster as place of efficient diffusion of knowledge. Experiences of Lower Silesia pp. 227-249

- Malgorzata Wachowska
- Patterns of technological accumulation in European Union countries pp. 251-269

- Rafal Wisla
2018, volume 19, articles 1
- RIPRAN – one of the best project risk analysis methodologies pp. 7-24

- Katerina Bockova and Daniel Lajcin
- Bank policies towards SME sector in Poland and selected countries worldwide pp. 25-47

- Joanna Duda and Maciej Wozniak
- Impact of ATM location on its profi tability in Malopolskie and Podkarpackie provinces pp. 49-73

- Henryk Gurgul and Marcin Suder
- Managing volunteer engagement in reference to empirical research pp. 75-88

- Tomasz Janik and Ewa Beck-Krala
- Descriptive representation about transformation of company by using current technologies and tools for analytical processing and evaluation of diverse data pp. 89-101

- Gabriel Koman, Martin Holubcik and Milan Kubina
- Universal basic income. Theory and practice pp. 103-116

- Piotr Misztal
- Reasons full-time students of economics in Poland undertake jobs pp. 117-131

- Izabela Ostoj
- Cooperation among SMEs in Poland on path to their development pp. 133-152

- Barbara Siuda-Tokarska