Funkcjonowanie wybranych form organizacyjno-prawnych sektora finansów publicznych w warunkach quasi-rynkowych – próba oceny

Kosek-Wojnar, Maria; Maj-Waśniowska, Katarzyna

doi:10.15678/znuek.2018.0977.0514

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“…This sometimes creates a cyclic process if only GD is addressed and GGD is not. As a result, public credit is used to pay off GD from returnable inflows from a central budget, while financing credit for GGD generates costs of public finance (Kosek-Wojnar et al 1994;OECD 2013). These costs are usually stretched over time, often having a generational effect and forcing future governments to deal with an unremitting GGD.…”

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Exploring Social Sustainability and Economic Practices

Cirella¹,

Goncharuk²,

Storto³

et al. 2020

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He has acted as a principal investigator and coordinator in a number of international projects and is a reviewer and member of the editorial board of several reputed international journals on sustainability and the environment. He has extensive interdisciplinary and cross-cultural experience in socioeconomics as well as expertise in landscape architecture, urban planning, and societal development.

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Exploring Social Sustainability and Economic Practices

Cirella¹,

Goncharuk²,

Storto³

et al. 2020

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“…This sometimes creates a cyclic process if only GD is addressed and GGD is not. As a result, public credit is used to pay off GD from returnable inflows from a central budget, while financing credit for GGD generates costs of 2 of 17 public finance (Kosek-Wojnar et al 1994;OECD 2013). These costs are usually stretched over time, often having a generational effect and forcing future governments to deal with an unremitting GGD.…”

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Debt and Deficit Growth Rate Reporting for Post-Communist European Union Member States

2019

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A focalized analysis and reporting on the problems of general government debt (GGD) and government deficit (GD) and their influencing factors on economic growth rate tell the story of positive, neutral, and negative economies. Research was conducted over a nineteen-year period between 2000 and 2018 on all eleven post-communist European Union Member States (MS). MSs are divided in to three regional blocks: (1) the Baltic countries, (2) Central and Eastern European countries, and (3) the Balkan countries. Reviewed literature examined different types of GGD and GD with denoted influence on each MS’s economy and government. GGD and GD increase as a result of State intervention by reacting to economic fluctuations needed in creating redistributive-related fiscal policy. A breakdown of the problems of fiscal policy is explained. Datasets were compiled and systematically analyzed using Eurostat indicators. European regulatory benchmarking was used for GGD and GD as a percentage of gross domestic product. Results were divided at the regional group level. Comparative tax systems based on total general government revenue as well as total tax and contribution rate were evaluated. Histo-geographical research was considered and a comparative examination of GGD, GD and growth rate illustrated. In terms of GGD, GD, and growth rate, the Baltic countries were best situated, while all other countries were generally stable—with the exception of Hungary, Croatia, and Slovenia. In all, negative or stagnant periods revealed a general positive trend throughout the study with the exception of the world financial crisis of 2008, in which a deteriorative impact on growth rate was evident in all MS—especially from 2009. In the latter years, MSs’ economic promise signals a high potential for renewed public finance and stability initiatives.

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Funkcjonowanie wybranych form organizacyjno-prawnych sektora finansów publicznych w warunkach quasi-rynkowych – próba oceny

Cited by 2 publications

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Exploring Social Sustainability and Economic Practices

Exploring Social Sustainability and Economic Practices

Debt and Deficit Growth Rate Reporting for Post-Communist European Union Member States

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