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Finanzmarktkrise belastet wirtschaftliche Entwicklung Polens

Kämpfe, Martina - In: Wirtschaft im Wandel 14 (2008) 12, pp. 447-452

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Instytut Bibliograficzny <Warschau> - Warszawa : [Verlag nicht ermittelbar] - 1944/47(1955); 2=14.1946(1947) - 65=77.2009

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Sustainability of the Polish Health Care System

Sowada, Christoph; Kowalska-Bobko, Iwona - In: The sustainability of health care systems in Europe, (pp. 117-137). 2021

constant over the last years at the level of 6.3%–6.7%. Poland has one of the lowest rates of practicing doctors and nurses in … hospitals failed so far. To face the challenges, Poland must change its health policy. An increase in the sector's financing is …

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Diversity Management in Poland

Rakowska, Anna - In: Diversity within diversity management : country-based …, (pp. 197-216). 2019

(DM) in Polish companies in the context of trends on labor market. Although there is not much diversity in Poland now, it …

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Chapter 20 Managing Ambidexterity Using Networking Perspective – Added Value or Necessity? Empirical Evidence from Poland

Radomska, Joanna; Wołczek, Przemysław; Silva, Susana … - In: International business in a VUCA world : the changing …, (pp. 403-418). 2019

The manager of the 21st century is expected to succeed in an environment strongly characterized by unprecedented volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity (VUCA). In fact, today’s business environment consists of contradictory pressure and tensions, where competitive advantage could...

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Optimization of the Geothermal Energy for District Heating in the Polish Tatras Region: A Case Study

Sawik, Bartosz - In: Applications of management science : Vol. 21, (pp. 57-66). 2022

This chapter presents mathematical model for geothermal energy allocation. The objective is to a find the minimal length of connections between sources and demand points. The problem is formulated as a transportation problem. The model presented in this case study finds optimal assignment of...

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Polish Marxism: Kalecki

Halevi, Joseph; Kriesler, Peter - In: Polish Marxism after Luxemburg, (pp. 77-87). 2022

The 15 years spanning from the end of the nineteenth century till the outbreak of the First World War formed, perhaps, the richest period in the history of Marxian economics. The main development between the time of Marx's writing and that of the German-Russian debates was the change in the...

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Introduction: Rosa Luxemburg and Polish Marxism

Toporowski, Jan - In: Polish Marxism after Luxemburg, (pp. 1-10). 2022

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Polski słownik biograficzny

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Chapter 2 Productive Ageing Society in Japan and Poland and Its Impacts on Productivity and Prosperity

Kohlbacher, Florian; Warwas, Izabela; Mollenhauer, Hendrik - In: Managing the ageing workforce in the East and the West, (pp. 19-47). 2017

This chapter discusses the concept of productive ageing in Japan and Poland. Productive ageing is defined as any … employer practices. In Poland, government has struggled to raise older workers’ participation rates by raising pension ages and … chapter initiates a broader discussion of the situation in the discussed area not only in Poland, but in other countries of …

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