The Impact of Crises on the Intellectual Capital of Companies in the Food Sector

Garncarz, Jakub; Mierzejewski, Mateusz

doi:10.2478/fiqf-2019-0015

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“…Along with the growing role of human capital in modern enterprises, research on explaining economic growth has changed significantly (Garncarz & Mierzejewski, 2019). In the context of the study on the impact of education on economic growth, several mechanisms are indicated in the literature.…”

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Determinants of GDP growth in Scandinavian countries with special reference to scientific progress

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2020

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Determinants of GDP growth in Scandinavian countries with special reference to scientific progress

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Towards Sustainable Energy Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: Challenges and Opportunities

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Sub-Saharan Africa is considered a region with enormous economic and demographic potential. One of the main challenges it faces, included in the “Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want, implemented by the African Union”, is to provide access to electricity. Currently, 600 million inhabitants of the African continent do not have access to electricity, which is a significant limiting factor for further economic growth and socio-economic development. Moreover, the measures taken by individual Sub-Saharan African countries appear insufficient in the face of rapid population growth. The aim of the article is to analyse the opportunities and challenges of the development of Sub-Saharan Africa’s energy sector. This raises the following research question: to what extent can a sustainable energy transition be achieved in sub-Saharan African countries to ensure access to electricity? The study used Ward’s hierarchical clustering method, classification and regression tree analysis, and the distance-weighted least squares method. The results show that the level of development of the energy sector in the individual countries of Sub-Saharan Africa varies greatly. Moreover, the Sub-Saharan African region is exposed to the effects of climate change, which also affects the development of the energy sector and whether or not access to electricity can be ensured. The study contributes to assessments of the adaptive capacity and transformative potential of the energy sector in Sub-Saharan Africa. This is particularly important for achieving the Sustainable Development Goal 7, which relates to building more robust and efficient systems, as well as implementing diversified energy sources. This research is crucial to bridge the energy access gap and build a resilient and sustainable economy in Sub-Saharan Africa countries.

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Selected Aspects of Development of the Food Industry in Poland in the Upcoming Decade

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Mierzejewski

2020

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The aim of the article is to present selected aspects of food industry development, in Poland, in the upcoming decade. The food industry, as one of the most important sectors of Polish agribusiness, year by year is becoming a point of interest for many institutions that would like to indicate its achievements as well as suggest the most appropriate development options. The article deals with discussion issues concerning finding an optimal development path for possibilities of using intellectual capital, techniques and technology as well as the benefits resulting from these for the food industry in Poland at the beginning of the 2020s. Selected development paths with their advantages and drawbacks are presented, and broadly defined restrictive conditions. Quantitative methods, such as ARIMA type models and the Ward method were used in carrying out the studies. Two methods, the MV/BV method and the q-Tobin method, were used to calculate intellectual capital. A search for existing domestic and international literature and reports was also conducted.

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The Impact of Crises on the Intellectual Capital of Companies in the Food Sector

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Determinants of GDP growth in Scandinavian countries with special reference to scientific progress

Determinants of GDP growth in Scandinavian countries with special reference to scientific progress

Towards Sustainable Energy Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: Challenges and Opportunities

Selected Aspects of Development of the Food Industry in Poland in the Upcoming Decade

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