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73: A dataset on knowledge creation and patenting by European Higher Education Institutions (KC-HEI)

Aleksandra Parteka, Piotr PÅ‚atkowski, Sabina Szymczak and Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz

72: A consistent assessment of social welfare by two methodologies. The theory and evidence from the Luxembourg Income Study database

Stanislaw Maciej Kot and Piotr R. Paradowski

71: Systematic literature review: theory on GVCs' impact on wages, employment, and productivity

Sabina Szymczak

70: Export diversification and dependence on natural resources

Zuzanna Zarach and Aleksandra Parteka

69: Joint foreign ownership and global value chains effects on productivity: A comparison of firms from Poland and Germany

Sabina Szymczak, Aleksandra Parteka and Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz

68: Productivity effects of trade in natural resources - comparison with mechanisms of technological specialisation

Zuzanna Zarach and Aleksandra Parteka

67: Artificial intelligence and productivity: global evidence from AI patent and bibliometric data

Aleksandra Parteka and Aleksandra Kordalska

66: How digital technology affects working conditions in globally fragmented production chains: evidence from Europe

Aleksandra Parteka, Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz and Dagmara Nikulin

65: Intellectual Capital, and Knowledge Processes for Organizational Innovativeness across Industries: The Case of Poland - the full version of a study published in JIC

Wioleta Kucharska

64: TACIT KNOWLEDGE AWARENESS AND SHARING AS A FOCAL PART OF KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION IN POLISH AND US INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, HEALTH CARE, AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES

Wioleta Kucharska

63: TACIT KNOWLEDGE AWARENESS AND SHARING INFLUENCE ON INNOVATION

Wioleta Kucharska and G. Scott Erickson

62: THE IMPACT OF CHINA'S ONE-BELT ONE-ROAD INITIATIVE ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS

Yuxin Lu and Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz

61: THE POWER OF MISTAKES: CONSTANT LEARNING CULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY

Wioleta Kucharska

60: LOVE YOUR MISTAKES!-THEY HELP YOU ADAPT TO CHANGE. THE NEW SCALE OF LEARNING CULTURE

Wioleta Kucharska and Denise A.D. Bedford

59: Global Value Chains And Labour Markets - Wages, Employment Or Both: Input-Output Approach

Sabina Szymczak and Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz

58: DERIVING THE PARAMETER OF INEQUALITY AVERSION FROM A PARAMETRIC DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES

Stanislaw Maciej Kot

57: GVC INVOLVEMENT AND THE GENDER WAGE GAP: MICRO - EVIDENCE FOR EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

Dagmara Nikulin and Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz

56: IS GERMANY A HUB OF FACTORY EUROPE FOR CEE COUNTRIES? THE SINK APPROACH IN GVC DECOMPOSITION

Aleksandra Kordalska and Magdalena Olczyk

55: WHAT FOSTERS FIRM-LEVEL LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY IN EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN COUNTRIES?

Aleksandra Kordalska and Magdalena Olczyk

54: WORKING CONDITIONS IN GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS.EVIDENCE FOR EUROPEAN EMPLOYEES

Dagmara Nikulin, Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz and Aleksandra Parteka

53: POSITION IN GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS: THE IMPACT ON WAGES IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

Sabina Szymczak, Aleksandra Parteka and Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz

52: EXPORT VARIETY, PRODUCTIVITY, AND COUNTRY SIZE IN A MULTI-GOOD RICARDIAN MODEL OF EXPORT DIVERSIFICATION

Andrzej Cieœlik and Aleksandra Parteka

51: WAGE RESPONSE TO GLOBAL PRODUCTION LINKS – EVIDENCE FOR WORKERS FROM 28 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES (2005–2014)

Aleksandra Parteka and Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz

50: ARE CONSUMER INFLATION EXPECTATIONS AN INTERNATIONAL PHENOMENON? Results of spatial panel regressions models

Karolina Tura-Gawron, Mária Širaňová and Karol Flisiowski

49: GROWTH AND STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN TRANSITION COUNTRIES – THE CHICKEN OR THE EGG?

Magdalena Olczyk and Aleksandra Kordalska

48: CEE TRADE IN SERVICES: VALUE ADDED VERSUS GROSS TERMS APPROACHES

Aleksandra Kordalska and Magdalena Olczyk

47: INFORMAL EMPLOYMENT IN POLAND: AN EMPIRICAL SPATIAL ANALYSIS

Dagmara Nikulin and Maciej Beręsewicz

46: WOMEN'S ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN POMERANIA IN LIGHT OF AVAILABLE RESEARCH

Julita Wasilczuk

45: UNPRODUCTIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP - THE CASE OF THE POLISH ECONOMY

Julita Wasilczuk and Katarzyna Stankiewicz

44: Formal Institutions - the Source of Unproductive Entrepreneurship in Poland

Piotr Dominiak and Julita Wasilczuk

43: THE IMPACT OF ICTs ON WOMEN’S ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Dagmara Nikulin

42: Facing the Brainstorming Theory. A Case of Requirements Elicitation

Paweł Weichbroth

41: ESTIMATES OF THE WORLD DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONAL INCOMES BASED ON COUNTRY SAMPLE CLONES

Stanislaw Maciej Kot

40: GROSS EXPORTS VERSUS VALUE ADDED EXPORTS: DETERMINANTS AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR MANUFACTURING SECTORS IN SELECTED CEE COUNTRIES

Magdalena Olczyk and Aleksandra Kordalska

39: CONSUMER SOCIAL NETWORK BRAND IDENTIFICATION AND PERSONAL BRANDING. HOW DO SOCIAL NETWORK USERS CHOOSE AMONG BRAND SITES?

Wioleta Kucharska

38: WHAT IS THE CENTRAL BANK EFFECTIVELY TARGETING IN PRACTICE? SVENSSON’S CONCEPT OF INFLATION FORECAST TARGETING AND MEASURES OF INFLATION PROJECTIONS-THE EXPERIENCES OF SELECTED EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

Karolina Tura-Gawron

37: CREDIBILITY OF CENTRAL BANKS INFLATION FORECASTS

Karolina Tura-Gawron

36: THE EFFECTS OF OFFSHORING TO LOW-WAGE COUNTRIES ON DOMESTIC WAGES – A WORLDWIDE INDUSTRIAL ANALYSIS

Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz and Aleksandra Parteka

35: HOW TO DEFINE AND MEASURE INFORMAL EMPLOYMENT IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES? A CASE OF POLAND

Dagmara Nikulin

34: FINANCIAL MARKETS DIFFUSION PATTERNS. THE CASE OF MEXICAN INVESTMENT FUNDS

Adam Marszk, Ewa Lechman and Harleen Kaur

33: SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND ICT ADOPTION. DEVELOPING WORLD PERSPECTIVE

Ewa Lechman and Harleen Kaur

32: TRACING FINANCIAL INNOVATIONS DIFFUSION AND SUBSTITUTION TRAJECTORIES. RECENT EVIDENCE ON EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS IN JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA

Adam Marszk and Ewa Lechman

31: The Future of the University? The voice of young Polish scholars

Anna M. Kola and Krzysztof Leja

30: POSITIVE MANAGEMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY

Krzysztof Leja

29: DYNAMIC CAUSE – EFFECT MODELS AND THEIR SWITCHING TRENDS - SELECTED PROBLEMS (mathematical economics approach)

Jerzy Czeslaw Ossowski

28: THEORIZING ON SOCIAL ENTERPRISE BEHAVIORS IN CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENTS – EVIDENCE FROM FIVE SOCIAL COOPERATIVES IN POLAND

Marzena Starnawska

27: HOW TO DEAL WITH KNOWLEDGE IN SMALL COMPANIES? DEFINING EMERGENT KM APPROACH

Ettore Bolisani, Enrico Scarso and Malgorzata Zieba

26: THE ‘TECHNOLOGICAL TAKE-OFF’ AND THE ‘CRITICAL MASS’. A TRIAL CONCEPTUALIZATION

Ewa Lechman

25: HOW SMALL KIBS COMPANIES MANAGE THEIR INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL? TOWARDS AN EMERGENT KM APPROACH

Ettore Bolisani, Enrico Scarso and Malgorzata Zieba

24: INTEGRATED SECTORS - DIVERSIFIED EARNINGS: THE (MISSING) IMPACT OF OFFSHORING ON WAGES AND WAGE CONVERGENCE IN THE EU27

Aleksandra Parteka and Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz

23: THE FERTILITY REBOUND AND ECONOMIC GROWTH. NEW EVIDENCE FOR 18 COUNTRIES OVER THE PERIOD 1970-2011

Piotr Dominiak, Ewa Lechman and Anna Okonowicz

22: The consumer-based brand equity inventory: scale construct and validation

Bruno Schivinski and Dariusz D¹browski

21: Female labor force participation and economic growth– re-examination of U-shaped curve

Ewa Lechman

20: Reshaping financial systems. New technologies and financial innovations - evidence from the United States, Mexico and Brazil

Ewa Lechman and Adam Marszk

19: Salary and reservation wage gender gaps in Polish academia

Mariusz Kaszubowski and Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz

18: ICTs diffusion trajectories and economic development – an empirical evidence for 46 developing countries

Ewa Lechman

17: DOES TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION MATTER FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT? AN EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES

Ewa Lechman

16: Lisbon Strategy implementation in 12 New EU Members – multivariate analysis of structural indicators

Magdalena Olczyk

15: PRODUCT DIVERSIFICATION, RELATIVE SPECIALISATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: IMPORT-EXPORT ANALYSIS

Aleksandra Parteka and Massimo Tamberi

14: Creative destruction of the university

Krzysztof Leja and Emilia Nagucka

13: ARE WOMEN IMPORTANT FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT? AN EVIDENCE ON WOMEN’S PARTICIPATION IN LABOR MARKET AND THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO ECONOMIC GROWTH IN 83 WORLD COUNTRIES

Ewa Lechman and Anna Okonowicz

12: THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL-MEDIA COMMUNICATION ON CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS OF BRANDS

Bruno Schivinski and Dariusz D¹browski

11: HUMAN POVERTY – MEASURING RELATIVE DEPRIVATION FROM BASIC ACHIEVEMENTS. A COMPARATIVE STUDY FOR 144 WORLD COUNTRIES IN THE TIME SPAN 1990-2010

Ewa Lechman

10: THE EVOLVING STRUCTURE OF POLISH EXPORTS (1994-2010) – DIVERSIFICATION OF PRODUCTS AND TRADE PARTNERS

Aleksandra Parteka

9: Socio-economic exclusion as a hindrance of economic development. A comparative study for European countries

Ewa Lechman

8: TRADE DIVERSITY AND STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT - EVIDENCE ON EU COUNTRIES

Aleksandra Parteka

7: KNOWLEDGE-INTENSIVE BUSINESS SERVICES (KIBS) AND THEIR ROLE IN THE KNOWLEDGE-BASED ECONOMY

Malgorzata Zieba

6: The impact of gender wage gap on sectoral economic growth – cross-country approach

Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz

5: New technologies adoption and diffusion patterns in developing countries - an empirical study for the period 2000-2011

Ewa Lechman

4: The Impact of Brand Communication on Brand Equity Dimensions and Brand Purchase Intention Through Facebook

Bruno Schivinski and Dariusz D¹browski

3: Technology convergence and digital divides. A country-level evidence for the period 2000-2010

Ewa Lechman

2: Social development – a multidimensional approach to social development analysis. Country level evidence

Ewa Lechman

1: The role of trade in intra-industry productivity growth - the case of old and new European Union countries (1995-2007)

Aleksandra Parteka