Industrial restructuring in Poland and other European Union states in the era of economic globalization

Rachwał, Tomasz

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2011.05.100

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“…The mining industry and heavy industry tended to dominate the economies of central Europe until the 1990s (Rachwał 2011). Today, most large cities in the region are dominated by the consumer business and transportation sectors.…”

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“…The transition from communism to capitalism also produced a shift towards more sophisticated industries in the region (Gierańczyk and Rachwał 2012). As a result, the employment structure of countries in eastern Europe and their manufactured products began to resemble those of more developed countries in western Europe (Rachwał 2011). The largest cities in present-day eastern Europe are characterized by sector differentiation, which could help them weather an economic crisis in one or more sectors of the local economy.…”

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Eastern European cities as command and control centres in a time of economic crisis

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Dorocki

Winiarczyk-Raźniak

2018

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This article describes the command and control function of eastern European cities based on the financial performance of the largest corporations with headquarters in the region and the impact of selected sectors on this function. Research has shown that, despite the global economic crisis of 2008–2012, the revenue and net income of the companies studied have increased to some extent. Currently, the strongest “command and control cities” in eastern Europe are Warsaw and Prague. The sector that exerts the greatest influence on the regional command and control function in eastern Europe is the consumer business and transportation sector. The economic crisis has also produced a geographical pattern in eastern Europe that runs counter to current global trends: companies in the region currently tend to concentrate their headquarters in fewer cities, which is becoming common in other parts of the world. The article employs a standardization method based on the mean and standard deviation of financial values for each corporation studied.

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Section: Eastern European Command and Control Centersmentioning

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Eastern European cities as command and control centres in a time of economic crisis

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Dorocki

Winiarczyk-Raźniak

2018

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“…Obecnie w wyniku transformacji gospodarek tych krajów rośnie udział bardziej nowoczesnych działów produkcji w strukturze przemysłu (Zuzańska-Żyśko 2016). W konsekwencji struktura zatrudnienia i produkcji sprzedanej przemysłu wg działów w krajach Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej upodobniła się do tej, która występuje w wysokorozwiniętych krajach Europy Zachodniej (Rachwał 2011). Przekłada się to znaczne zróżnicowanie sektorowe w największych miastach, dzięki czemu ewentualny kryzys ekonomiczny w jednej z branż może być mniej dotkliwy.…”

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Dynamika funkcji kontrolno-zarządczych miast Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej w czasie spowolnienia gospodarczego

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Dorocki

Winiarczyk-Raźniak

2017

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Wielkie korporacje mają duży wpływ na rangę miasta na arenie międzynarodowej. Celem artykułu jest określenie poziomu rozwoju funkcji kontrolno-zarządczych miast Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej. Określono je na podstawie przychodów ze sprzedaży i zysku netto 600 korporacji (dla lat 2008 i 2012), których siedziby zarządów zlokalizowane są w Europie Środkowo-Wschodniej, oraz wpływu poszczególnych sektorów na tę funkcję. Na podstawie przeprowadzonych badań wykazano, że mimo spowolnienia gospodarczego w latach 2008–2012 przychody i dochody badanych korporacji nieznacznie się zwiększyły. Najwyższy rozwój funkcji kontrolno-zarządczych w analizowanym regionie odnotowano w dwóch stolicach: Pradze i Warszawie. Ponadto zauważono zmniejszenie się liczby miast, w których zlokalizowane były siedziby zarządów, co jest odmienną tendencją od obserwowanej w skali globalnej.

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“…At present, China's economy is in the midst of a transition period, and its industrial structure has yet to be adjusted. In the process of economic transformation, the Central and Eastern European countries, especially Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary, continued to decline in the proportion of total agricultural and industrial output value, and the proportion of total output value of the service industry continued to increase, which provided valuable experience for the transformation and upgrading of China's industrial structure [1]. Under the new normal, the process of value creation is gradually changed by intelligence, networking, deregulation and innovative management, so that the industrial structure boundary within the same industry or between different industries gradually fades, blurs, or even disappears.…”

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The Temporal and Spatial Differentiation Characteristics of Three Industry Convergence Development in Deeply Impoverished Areas in China

Zhang

2020

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The integrated development of the three industries is the focal point and breakthrough point for the realization of industrial poverty alleviation in the deeply impoverished areas. This paper, taking 169 poverty-stricken counties in deeply impoverished areas as the research object, calculated the level of three industrial integration development in deeply impoverished areas from 2013 to 2016. Based on this, the spatial statistical analysis method was used to explore the spatial and temporal differentiation characteristics of the three industrial integration development levels in deeply impoverished areas. The results show that the level of integrated development of the three industries in the deeply impoverished areas of China is generally low, and there is great room for improvement. There are significant spatial correlation and spatial heterogeneity, and the phenomenon of bipolar agglomeration is more and more obvious. This study can provide a theoretical basis and decision-making reference for the formulation and implementation of poverty alleviation policies in deeply impoverished areas.

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Industrial restructuring in Poland and other European Union states in the era of economic globalization

Cited by 40 publications

References 17 publications

Eastern European cities as command and control centres in a time of economic crisis

Eastern European cities as command and control centres in a time of economic crisis

Dynamika funkcji kontrolno-zarządczych miast Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej w czasie spowolnienia gospodarczego

The Temporal and Spatial Differentiation Characteristics of Three Industry Convergence Development in Deeply Impoverished Areas in China

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