Oeconomia Copernicana

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Volume 9, issue 3, 2018

The multivariate techniques in evaluation of unemployment analysis of Polish regions pp. 361-380

Anna Tatarczak and Oleksandra Boichuk

Regional variety in quality of life in Poland pp. 381-401

Paulina Nowak

The small and large business interaction within national economy’s gross added value reproduction in Ukraine pp. 403-417

Sergei Kalchenko, Natalia Trusova, Diana Hrybova and Biliaiev Serhii

The prospective low risk hedge fund capital allocation line model: evidence from the debt market pp. 419-439

Darko B. Vukovic and Victor Prosin

Synergy of interfunctional cooperation and services in companies producing electrical equipment and electronic components in the Czech Republic: pilot study pp. 441-459

Eva Tomaskova, Lucie Kanovska and Josef Bednar

Agile approach in a transforming organization, a descriptive study of chosen Polish companies with rapid revenue growth pp. 461-475

Wojciech Idzikowski and Igor Perechuda

Effect of macroeconomic business environment on the development of corporate social responsibility in Baltic Countries and Slovakia pp. 477-492

Emilia Krajnakova, Valentinas Navickas and Rima Kontautiene

Relationship between corporate image and corporate reputation in Polish banking sector pp. 493-509

Danuta Szwajca

Employee loyalty to the organization in the context of the form of employment pp. 511-527

Magdalena Kot-Radojewska and Iryna V. Timenko

Responsibilities and competencies in personnel management at Czech schools pp. 529-543

Jana Marie Safrankova and Martin Sikyr

Reliability of methodological and psychometric characteristics of the questionnaire of congruence of personal and organizational values pp. 545-571

Jolita Vveinhardt and Evelina Gulbovaite

Volume 9, issue 2, 2018

Female unemployment and its determinants in Poland in 2016 from the spatial perspective pp. 183-204

Karolina Lewandowska-Gwarda

The evaluation of stability of Czech and Slovak banks pp. 205-223

Kristina Kocisova, Beata Gavurova and Marcel Behun

Opportunities and threats associated with an investment in shares of innovative companies — evidence from Polish capital market pp. 225-244

Tomasz L. Nawrocki

The relation between management fees and the mutual funds` performance in Poland in 2015 pp. 245-259

Alicja Fras

Labor indicators and manufacturing companies ownership patterns in Russia and its regions: results of quantitative analysis pp. 261-285

Vladislav Spitsin, Alexander Mikhalchuk, Irina Pavlova and Lubov Spitsina

Comparative advantages in Polish export to the European Union — food products vs selected groups of non-food products pp. 287-308

Iwona Szczepaniak

Factors affecting the business environment of SMEs in Nitra region in Slovakia pp. 309-331

Eniko Korcsmaros and Monika Simova

SMEs innovativeness and institutional support system: the local experiences in qualitative perspective. Polish case study pp. 333-351

Anna Lewandowska and Mateusz Stopa

Volume 9, issue 1, 2018

Factors influencing a bank’s competitive ability: the case of Lithuania and Latvia pp. 7-28

Viktorija Skvarciany, Daiva Jureviciene, Juris Iljins and Elina Gaile-Sarkane

A model for assessing the commercial potential of high technologies pp. 29-54

Vaida Zemlickiene, Raimonda Bubliene and Arturas Jakubavicius

Estimating repeat sales residential price indices for Krakow pp. 55-69

Michal Gluszak, Jaroslaw Czerski and Robert Zygmunt

Efficiency of insurance companies in the Czech Republic and Poland pp. 71-85

Eva Grmanova and Ryszard Pukala

Influence of group purchasing organizations on financial situation of Polish SMEs pp. 87-104

Grzegorz Zimon

Management of financial risks in Slovak enterprises using regression analysis pp. 105-121

Katarina Valaskova, Tomas Kliestik and Maria Kovacova

Country of origin as a determinant of young Europeans` buying attitudes — marketing implications pp. 123-142

Malgorzata Bartosik-Purgat

Cluster analysis of effectiveness of labour market policy in the European Union pp. 143-158

Ewa Rollnik-Sadowska and Edyta Dabrowska

Supporting NEETs — challenges facing labor market institutions in Poland pp. 159-173

Sylwia Saczynska-Sokol

Volume 8, issue 4, 2017

Multidimensional comparative analysis of the competitive capacity of the European Union countries and geographical regions pp. 487-504

Katarzyna Cheba and Katarzyna Szopik-Depczyñska

Innovation activities of Polish firms. Multivariate analysis of the moderate innovator countries pp. 505-521

Aleksandra Zygmunt

Does system of local government subsidisation fulfil revenue equalisation function? Evidence from Poland pp. 523-535

Alicja Seku³a

Analysis of Bratislava and Zilina as urban areas in Western Slovakia in the context of associations among employment and industries pp. 537-552

Gabriela Kolvekova and Daniela Palascakova

Young people on the labour market in Poland — the point of view of the employer pp. 553-568

Urszula Kobylinska, Ewa Rollnik-Sadowska and Joanna Samul

Expectations of generation Y connected with shaping the work-life balance. The case of Poland pp. 569-584

Elzbieta Robak

Work expectations and potential employability of millennials and post-millennials on the Czech labor market pp. 585-599

Jana Marie Safrankova and Martin Sikyr

Factors of competitiveness in Polish companies in the Silesian Region in 2014–2016 pp. 601-619

Grzegorz Glod and Olaf Flak

Estimating an impact of base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) countermeasures — a case of business group pp. 621-642

Renata Legenzova, Kristina Levisauskaite and Egidijus Kundelis

The influence of quality management systems for improvement of logistics supply in Poland pp. 643-655

Dominik Zimon

Colour temperature in advertising and its impact on consumer purchase intentions pp. 657-669

Lina Pileliene and Viktorija Grigaliunaite

Psychological factors influence on energy efficiency in households pp. 671-684

Zaneta Simanaviciene, Virgilijus Dirma and Arturas Simanavicius

Volume 8, issue 3, 2017

Application of the Perkal method for assessing competitiveness of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe pp. 337-352

Hanna Kruk and Anetta Wasniewska

VAT and its influence on buying behaviour in the Czech Republic pp. 353-366

Vladimira Kucerova

The importance of evaluation of economic determinants in public procurement processes in Slovakia in 2010–2016 pp. 367-382

Andrea Tkacova, Beata Gavurova, Jakub Danko and Martin Cepel

Economic dimension of Polish energy security pp. 383-399

Anna Czech

Green farming development opportunities: the case of Lithuania pp. 401-416

Rita Remeikiene and Ligita Gaspareniene

The diversity of socioeconomic development of rural areas in Poland in The Western Borderland and the problem of post-state farm localities pp. 417-432

Natalia Bartkowiak-Bakun

Analysis of state aid policy to stimulate innovation and internationalization in Lithuanian animation industry pp. 433-446

Tomas Mitkus and Dimitrios I. Maditinos

Cost of recognisability of a sponsor’s brand achieved through TV broadcasts pp. 447-461

Michal Kucharski and Sebastian Kot

B2B digital marketing strategy: a framework for assessing digital touchpoints and increasing customer loyalty based on Austrian heating, ventilation and air conditioning industry companies pp. 463-478

Elina Bakhtieva

Volume 8, issue 2, 2017

EUROPEAN MYRIAD OF APPROACHES TO PARASITIC COMMERCIAL PRACTICES pp. 167-180

Radka MacGregor Pelikanova

CONSUMER ATTITUDES IN THE LIGHT OF THE CONCEPT OF SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION IN LUBUSKIE VOIVODESHIP AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF TRENDS IN CONSUMPTION IN POLAND pp. 181-198

Piotr Kulyk, Mariola Michalowska and Monika Patelska

DEVELOPMENTS AND CHALLENGES OF MEASURING M&A PERFORMANCE ON A CORPORATE AND MACROECONOMIC LEVELS pp. 199-220

Karolis Andriuskevicius and Remigijus Ciegis

BANKRUPTCY IN SLOVAKIA: INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF THE CREDITOR´S POSITION pp. 221-237

Jana Kliestikova, Maria Misankova and Tomas Kliestik

INFLUENCE OF THE SIZE OF EQUITY ON CORPORATE EFFICIENCY pp. 239-254

Sebastian Klaudiusz Tomczak

BARRIERS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMES IN THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC pp. 255-272

Eva Ivanova

THE PERCEPTION OF BUDGETING IN CZECH FIRMS — RESULTS OF A SURVEY pp. 273-285

Jiri Dokulil, Jana Zlamalova and Boris Popesko

INNOVATION AS A DETERMINANT OF THE COMPETITIVENESS OF POLISH ENTERPRISES pp. 287-299

Karina Sachpazidu-Wojcicka

EMPLOYEE EPOWERMENT — TERMINOLOGICAL AND PRACTICAL PERSPECTIVE IN POLAND pp. 301-316

Anna Cierniak-Emerych and Katarzyna Piwowar-Sulej

ATTITUDE TOWARD SMOKING: THE EFFECT OF NEGATIVE SMOKING-RELATED PICTURES pp. 317-328

Viktorija Grigaliunaite and Lina Pileliene

Volume 8, issue 1, 2017

ECONOMICS AND GROUPS: METHODOLOGICAL INDIVIDUALISM AND COLLECTIVE ACTION pp. 7-21

Anna Zabkowicz

EVALUATION OF THE ADEQUACY OF GOVERNMENT MINIMUM WAGE VALORIZATION POLICY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC IN 2017 IN THE EUROPEAN CONTEXT pp. 21-36

Martin Pernica

THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEM ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMPETITION IN THE ECONOMY IN THE LIGHT OF EMPIRICAL RESEARCH pp. 37-50

Arkadiusz Borowiec

COMPOSITION OF EQUITY AND MIXED PENSION FUNDS IN SLOVAKIA pp. 51-64

Mario Papik

BANKING CONCENTRATION IN THE BALTIC AND WESTERN BALKAN STATES — SELECTED ISSUES pp. 65-82

Katarzyna Kubiszewska

COMPARISON OF LIQUIDITY BASED AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE BASED INDICATORS IN FINANCIAL ANALYSIS pp. 83-97

Igor Pustylnick

COMPARISON OF SELECTED INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED BRAND VALUATION METHODS pp. 99-110

Katarina Janoskova and Anna Krizanova

EFFECT OF MOTIVATIONAL TOOLS ON EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION IN SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES pp. 111-130

Dominika Vlacsekova and Ladislav Mura

COAL MINING IN CENTRAL-EAST EUROPE IN PERSPECTIVE OF INDUSTRIAL RISK pp. 131-143

Izabela Jonek-Kowalska

INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF THE RELEVANT VARIABLES IN THE CHOSEN BANKRUPTCY MODELS USED IN THE RISK MANAGEMENT pp. 145-157

Katarina Zvarikova, Erika Spuchlakova and Gabriela Sopkova