Financial Internet Quarterly

2005 - 2026

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Volume 14, issue 4, 2018

COMPARISON OF RISK INDEX ESTIMATING METHODS ON THE POLISH FINANCIAL MARKET pp. 1-11

Krzysztof Janas

A REAL OR A MARGINAL TREND IN PARTICIPATORY BUDGETS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENTS pp. 12-21

Beata Zofia Filipiak and Marek Dylewski

THE EFFECT OF AN ELECTRONIC EXCHANGE ON PRICES AND RETURN VOLATILITY IN THE FINE WINE MARKET pp. 22-35

Marcin Czupryna and Paweł Oleksy

INVESTMENT STRATEGIES THAT BEAT THE MARKET. WHAT CAN WE SQUEEZE FROM THE MARKET? pp. 36-55

Robert Ślepaczuk, Paweł Sakowski and Grzegorz Zakrzewski

CROWDFUNDING AS AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD OF RAISING CAPITAL pp. 56-66

Katarzyna Wierzbicka

THE IMPACT OF QUANTITATIVE EASING ON EMERGING MARKETS – LITERATURE REVIEW pp. 67-76

Piotr Bartkiewicz

UNDERSTANDING THE INFORMAL ECONOMY IN PRACTICE – EVIDENCE FROM BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA pp. 77-89

Nirha Efendic, Edin Pasovic and Adnan S. Efendic

STUDENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS STARTING A BUSINESS, ON THE EXAMPLE OF STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT IN RZESZÓW (POLAND) pp. 90-103

Karolina Palimąka and Jacek Rodzinka

Volume 14, issue 3, 2018

OPENESS AND TRANSPARENCY OF FISCAL REPORTING IN POLAND – ASSESSMENT AND RECOMMENDATION pp. 1-7

Maria Jastrzębska

FINANCING OF SMART GROWTH IN LESS DEVELOPED REGIONS ON THE EXAMPLE OF POLAND pp. 8-20

Dorota Murzyn

PARTIAL FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT SPENDING POLICY pp. 21-31

Agnieszka Kopańska

CORPORATE INCOME TAX RATES IN THE EU MEMBER STATES: WHY LOWER MEANS BETTER pp. 32-48

Andrzej Karpowicz

LOCAL TAXES AND FEES AS A SOURCE OF REVENUE FOR POLISH MUNICIPALITIES: SUBSTITUTES OR COMPLEMENTS? pp. 49-59

Julita Łukomska and Jarosław Neneman

AN ANALYSIS OF CODIFIED CORPORATE GOVERNANCE PRACTICES IN THE BANKING INDUSTRY: THE CASE STUDY OF BANGLADESH pp. 60-75

Yasushi Suzuki and A K M Kamrul Hasan

DETERMINANTS OF PUBLIC INDEBTEDNESS IN EUROPEAN UNION COUNTRIES pp. 76-86

Janusz Kudła

PRINCIPLE OF VAT NEUTRALITY AND THE REVERSE CHARGE MECHANISM pp. 87-95

Teresa Famulska and Beata Rogowska-Rajda

Volume 14, issue 2, 2018

DETERMINANTS OF INVESTMENT DECISIONS ON THE CAPITAL MARKET pp. 1-8

Magdalena Jasiniak

INFLUENCE OF STATE PARTICIPATION ON BUSINESS CONDITIONS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE EU COUNTRIES OF THE FORMER EASTERN BLOC pp. 9-17

Aga Domańska and Robert Zajkowski

ANALYSIS OF SPATIAL HOMOGENEITY OF INTEGRITY STANDARDS IN SELECTED EU OECD COUNTRIES pp. 18-33

Beata Zofia Filipiak, Marek Dylewski and Katarzyna Cheba

REGULATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY BEHIND HFT LATENCY, BATCH AUCTIONS AND PAYMENTS FOR ORDER FLOW IN THE US AND EU pp. 34-46

Carlos Jorge Lenczewski Martins

TAX EXEMPTIONS IN EXCISE DUTY IN THE CONTEXT OF FISCAL EFFICIENCY pp. 47-57

Edyta Sygut

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF OPENNESS AND TRANSPARENCY FOR ACCOUNTABILITY IN PUBLIC FINANCES pp. 58-66

Joanna Szołno-Koguc

COMPARISON OF SEMI-PARAMETRIC AND BENCHMARK VALUE-AT-RISK MODELS IN SEVERAL TIME PERIODS WITH DIFFERENT VOLATILITY LEVELS pp. 67-82

Mateusz Buczyński and Marcin Chlebus

CORPORATE INCOME TAX CONTRIBUTION OF THE POLISH FINANCIAL SECTOR pp. 83-91

Wojciech Stiller

Volume 14, issue 1, 2018

APPLICATION OF PROBABILISTIC INFERENCE IN DEFINING IMPACT OF THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT SECTOR’S SIZE ON THE ECONOMY AND DETERMINING THE SIZE OF THE SECTOR BY THE ECONOMY IN THE EU pp. 1-11

Teresa Mroczek, Tomasz Skica and Jacek Rodzinka

PROVISION OF LOANS AS A STRATEGIC CHOICE OF AN ENTERPRISE pp. 12-26

Anna Białek-Jaworska and Krzysztof Opolski

TERMINAL VALUE CALCULATION IN DCF VALUATION MODELS: AN EMPIRICAL VERIFICATION pp. 27-38

Adam Behr, Paweł Mielcarz and Dmytro Osiichuk

ANALYSIS OF THE FINANCIAL SITUATION OF SELECTED RESPECT INDEX COMPANIES pp. 39-48

Joanna Stawska and Lena Grzesiak

INTERNAL AUDIT TOOL FOR MINIMIZING THE RISK OF FRAUD pp. 49-68

Elżbieta Klamut

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE KEY FACTORS INFLUENCING HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS OF OECD COUNTRIES pp. 69-78

Katarzyna M. Miszczyńska

Volume 13, issue 4, 2017

INFORMATION NEEDS OF FINANCIAL MARKET PROFESSIONALS IN THE BIG DATA AND SOCIAL MEDIA ERA. THE EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM POLAND pp. 1-13

Andrzej Cwynar, Wiktor Cwynar, Robert Pater and Piotr Kaźmierkiewicz

CHANGING ACTIVITY IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR IN SELECTED STATES 2003-2012 pp. 14-26

Rafał Wolski and Magdalena Załęczna

POLISH COOPERATIVE BANKS AS NET LENDERS IN THE MONEY MARKET pp. 27-36

Maria Magdalena Golec and Piotr Płuciennik

THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF FX HOUSING LOANS FOR HOUSHOLDS IN VIEW OF SUPERVISORY ACTIONS IN SELECTED EU COUNTRIES pp. 37-53

Marta Świerczyńska and Mariola Węglińska

TRADE CREDIT: A BENEFIT TO GET, A “MUST” TO GIVE? MOTIVES BEHIND TRADE CREDIT USE IN POLAND pp. 54-66

Magda Ciżkowicz-Pękała

CAPITALIZATION AND BANK PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIAN BANKING SECTOR pp. 67-75

Taiwo Adewale Muritala, Muftau Adeniyi Ijaiya, Ahmed Oluwatobi Adekunle and Mobolaji Kafayat Abidoye

IMPACT OF FOREIGN OWNERSHIP ON DIVIDEND POLICY IN POLAND pp. 76-88

Andrzej Zyguła

ANALYSIS AND PROFITABILITY ASSESSMENT OF POLISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES THREATENED WITH BANKRUPTCY pp. 89-96

Tomasz Maślanka

THRESHOLD THEORY – MODELLING RISK ATTITUDE pp. 97-109

Tomasz Kasprowicz and Andrzej Bednorz

THE INFLUENCE OF THE RECENT FINANCIAL CRISIS ON THE FINANCIAL SITUATION OF POLISH LISTED COMPANIES pp. 110-126

Jerzy Różański and Paweł Kopczyński

THE ROLE OF LOAN AND GUARANTEE FUNDS IN FILLING THE FUNDING GAP FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES pp. 127-135

Halina Waniak-Michalak

THE IMPACT OF TRADING LIQUIDITY ON THE RATE OF RETURN ON EMERGING MARKETS: THE EXAMPLE OF POLAND AND THE BALTIC COUNTRIES pp. 136-148

Agata Gniazdowska-Szymańska

MANDATORY PENSION FUNDS IN CHILE: DECLINE OF THE ARRANGEMENT? pp. 149-155

Anna Ząbkowicz

Volume 13, issue 3, 2017

IS IT WORTH BEING GOOD? – THE EFFICIENCY AND RISK OF SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTING IN LIGHT OF VARIOUS EMPIRICAL STUDIES pp. 1-14

Tomasz Jedynak

ANALYSIS OF THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF THE POLISH MARKET FOR VENTURE CAPITAL FUNDS pp. 15-23

Katarzyna Wierzbicka and Anna Gardocka-Jałowiec

IMPACT OF A COMPANY’S DIVIDEND POLICY ON THE LIQUIDITY OF SHARES LISTED ON THE WARSAW STOCK EXCHANGE pp. 24-32

Agata Gniazdowska-Szymańska

DEGREE OF CONVERGENCE OF THE EFFICIENCY OF THE POLISH EQUITY INVESTMENT FUNDS OBTAINED WITH MEASURES BASED ON THE SHARPE RATIO pp. 33-42

Sylwester Kozak

ANALYZING THE LINK BETWEEN AGENCY PROBLEMS, GOVERNANCE AND CONTROL ATTRIBUTES FOR PAKISTAN pp. 43-65

Ahmad Ghazali and Ahmad Raza Bilal

THE EFFECT OF FOREIGN EQUITY OWNERSHIP ON CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM POLAND pp. 66-75

Anna Doś

Volume 13, issue 2, 2017

ACCOUTING AND MARKETING DIMENSIONS OF INNOVATIONS pp. 1-13

Anna Dyhdalewicz and Urszula Widelska

EXCHANGE TRADED COMMODITIES AS A CATEGORY OF INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS ON EUROPEAN FINANCIAL pp. 14-21

Adam Marszk

EVALUATION OF THE FACTORS INFLUENCING BUSINESS BANKRUPTCY RISK IN POLAND pp. 22-35

Tomasz Korol

TAX INCENTIVES AS AN INSTRUMENT ATTRACTING INVESTORS TO SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONES pp. 36-44

Magdalena Jasiniak and Jakub Koziński

UNDERSTANDING FINANCIALIZATION: STANDING ON THE SHOULDERS OF MINSKY pp. 45-61

Charles J. Whalen

HOUSEHOLD FINANCIALIZATION – SENSE AND SCALE OF THIS PHENOMENON ON THE EXAMPLE OF POLAND pp. 62-74

Ryszard Kata and Justyna Chmiel

CHALLENGES FOR CENTRAL BANKS IN A CHANGING PAYMENTS LANDSCAPE pp. 75-86

Anna Iwańczuk-Kaliska

Volume 13, issue 1, 2017

CONTROL PREMIUM AND MINORITY DISCOUNTS IN POLISH BUSINESS VALUATION PRACTICES – EVIDENCE FROM RESEARCH pp. 1-14

Katarzyna Byrka-Kita and Michał Grudziński

MONETARY POLICY IN POLAND – HOW THE FINANCIAL CRISIS CHANGED THE CENTRAL BANK’S PREFERENCES pp. 15-24

Joanna Mackiewicz-Łyziak

THE COLOR OF GOVERNMENT MONEY. DO INVESTORS DIFFERENTLY VALUE THE INVESTMENT OF SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUNDS? pp. 25-34

Dariusz Urban

PUBLIC ISSUE OF BANK BONDS CASE STUDY OF BANK POCZTOWY S.A pp. 35-46

Kamil Gemra