Macroeconomic Effects
Of Inland Waterways Development

Wojewódzka-Król, Krystyna

doi:10.5604/01.3001.0010.5566

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“…In domestic literature, especially from the 1960s, the issue of transport infrastructure was taken up by a number of researchers, including Grzywacz (1982), Wojewódzka-Król and Rolbiecki (2008), Ciesielski (1992), Ratajczak (1999), Piskozub (1977). The scope of the researchers' assessment of transport infrastructure was related to its qualities (social and economic), functions, and classification, and the effects of its economic, social or environmental development.…”

Section: Transport Infrastructure As the Determinant Of Socio-economic Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Influence of Transport Infrastructure Development on Transport Accessibility of Rural Areas in Poland

Kwarciński¹

2021

ERSJ

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Purpose:The article analyzes and evaluates the impact of changes in the development of transport infrastructure on the level of transport accessibility of rural areas in Poland. Design/Methodology/Approach: The study used the desk research method in the field of statistical resources. The empirical layer demonstrates changes in the length of commune and poviat roads in Poland as well as the spatial and demographic assessment of infrastructure density. This has provided grounds for determining the weighted average indicator reflecting transformations in the transport accessibility of rural areas. The calculations are presented for the years 2000-2020, in the national and provincial crosssection. We used the ArcGIS software to depict the changes in the level of transport accessibility of rural areas in Poland. Findings: The increase in the length of infrastructure positively influenced the spatial and demographic density index in rural areas in Poland which differs from the spatial density index. They have a growing tendency, although the growth rate is not lower than in the case of the growth of infrastructure networks. It is influenced by the increase in the number of rural population in Poland (the effect of suburbanization) and the increase of roads diversified in individual voivodeships. When assessing the changes in transport accessibility with the use of a weighted average indicator, its improvement can be noticed in the regions of central and eastern Poland. Practical Implications: Transport infrastructure is an important factor supporting socioeconomic development. The differences in the development of infrastructure should be used in the search for solutions to its more balanced development from the point of view of improving transport accessibility. Originality/value: The results contribute to the discussion on the development of infrastructure in the context of improving transport accessibility. Infrastructure development plans should take into account to a greater extent the general mega-trends occurring in society, including, among others, mega-trend related to suburbanization, important for changes in rural population.

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Section: Transport Infrastructure As the Determinant Of Socio-economic Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Influence of Transport Infrastructure Development on Transport Accessibility of Rural Areas in Poland

Kwarciński¹

2021

ERSJ

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“…The development of intermodal transport is highlighted in both the national transport policy and the European Union policy (Engelhardt, 2013;Wojewódzka-Król, Rolbiecki, 2013). Forward-looking programs, updated and consistently implemented as the needs change, as well as technical and ecological progress are an important condition for the harmonious development of transport (Mindur, Mindur, 2018).…”

Section: State Policy On the Development Of Intermodal Transportmentioning

confidence: 99%

The importance of intermodal transport in Poland in the context of sustainable development

Czapiewska¹

2020

PKG

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Sustainable development is becoming a paradigm of civilisation changes of the contemporary world. Transport must be sustainable in the light of the challenges ahead. One of the most forward-looking types of transport, in terms of economy and ecology, namely intermodal transport, i.e., transport which uses more than one mode of transportation, has been recently gaining in importance. The purpose of this article is to present the role and importance of intermodal transport in Poland in the context of sustainable development. The first part of the study concentrates on the analysis of the issue of intermodal transport development, taking into account the assumptions of the policy of sustainable development. The further part of the study presents the essence of intermodal transport and its development potential in Poland, identifying the basic advantages and barriers in this area. The author has indicated the conditions that have shaped intermodal transport market and defined areas where changes and innovations need to be put in place to enable sustainable development of the intermodal market in the country. Intermodal transport is still struggling with many barriers, but the increasingly better infrastructure and policies of the European Union, which creates sustainable transport, have a positive impact on the growth of transport cohabitation. Based on the results of the conducted research, it can be concluded that there are both favourable external conditions and prospects for the intermodal transport development in Poland.

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“…Burnewicz [3], Coyle, Novak, Gibson and Bardi [4], Hajdul, Stajniak, Foltyński, Koliński and Andrzejczyk [5], E. Załoga [6] perceive transport as an activity consisting in the provision of services for reward which is aimed at movement of loads from the point of origin to the point of destination using elements including means and infrastructure of transport, human resources and specific legal regulations. According to Goldsby, Iyengar and Rao [7], Najder [8], Wojewódzka-Król and Rolbiecki [9], transport allows for exchange of goods, while displacing raw materials, intermediate goods, materials and finished products, designed for consumption. In the opinion of Humes [10], Michałowska [11], Brdulak, Banak, Pawlak and Krysiuk [12], transport management enables cooperation and specialization in material production.…”

Section: The Essence Of Transport Management In the Activity Of Enterprisesmentioning

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The Selected Relationships in the Area of Transport Management of the Analyzed Company

Kadłubek¹

2019

IJATCSE

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The paper reveals the essence of the role of transport management in the activity of the selected company by the identification and analysis of the selected relationships between the selected characteristics. The main subject of the conducted research is to show the significance of management of the area of transport in the analyzed company through the conducted identification and analysis of the amount of supplies of aggregates provided with own fleet in the examined company and the costs of transport of these aggregates. The key part of the research is the indication of the existing relationship between the amount of supplies provided with own fleet and the transport costs in total.

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Macroeconomic Effects Of Inland Waterways Development

Cited by 6 publications

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The Influence of Transport Infrastructure Development on Transport Accessibility of Rural Areas in Poland

The Influence of Transport Infrastructure Development on Transport Accessibility of Rural Areas in Poland

The importance of intermodal transport in Poland in the context of sustainable development

The Selected Relationships in the Area of Transport Management of the Analyzed Company

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