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İKTİSAT POLİTİKALARI VE KADIN EMEĞİ

İKTİSAT POLİTİKALARI VE KADIN EMEĞİ

Author(s): Üyesi Barış Aytekin / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 3/2018

Economic policies (IP) investigate solutions to various problems in the economy. However, the effectiveness of these policies is mostly addressed in macro level (economic growth, total employment, general price level etc.), while the microeconomic dimension (effects on production factors, etc.) is insufficient. The place of women's labor and women in the economy as a special production factor should be considered within the scope of IP. The problem of efficacy of women's labor has significant effects on socio-economic and economic-political aspects. In this respect, in the context of gender inequality (TCE) problem, it has the feature of both the emergence of this problem and the TCE problem. "Gender inequality" is a chronic crisis which have an impact in all areas of life. Overall, female labor participation rate and wage level are low in underdeveloped economies. In addition, opportunities for representation in education, health and political sphere remain insufficient. In addition, low economic participation and income asymmetry emphasize the importance of women's poverty. The problem of efficiency in women's labor within the framework of the TCE causes deviations from the optimum level of macroeconomic targets in an economy and affects the socio-economic / cultural development negatively. Therefore, it is important that economic policies are used more effectively for this problem. The aim of the article is to explain the importance of women's labor in terms of economic policies. First of all, the effects of gender inequality on macro / microeconomic area will be discussed. Afterwards, the relationship of women's labor with economic policies will be emphasized and the problem of women's labor will be evaluated especially in the context of feminist economics.

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Income Distribution And Income Inequality In Nigeria: Bridging The Gap Through
Trader Money (The Buhari Model), Issues, Challenges And Prospects

Income Distribution And Income Inequality In Nigeria: Bridging The Gap Through Trader Money (The Buhari Model), Issues, Challenges And Prospects

Author(s): Kennedy Ohazuruike / Language(s): English Issue: 15/2019

Good governance has been noted to be the single most important factor in eradicating poverty, income inequality and promoting development through proper income and wealth distribution. Governance is involved with the whole processes that deal with the creation and equitable distribution of wealth and income in the polity, and also in the management of the conflicts that arises in the process. Nigeria over the years has been grappling with the problem of governance and this has seriously affected the very germane issues of wealth and income generation and distribution, despite the fact that she is bequeathed with rich human and natural resources. The paper examined the effect of governance on income distribution and income inequality in Nigerian using the federal government social intervention policy programme of “trader moni” as our case study. The paper is largely theoretical, analytical and descriptive. Anchoring our discuss on the political economy approach, findings amongst others revealed that; the implementation of the trader moni social intervention policy of the federal government is skewed in such a way to generate vote for the ruling party, the APC as the government waited to launch it few weeks the governorship election in Osun and few months to the general elections. however, the paper recommends amongst others that...

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Когнитивные элементы неоклассической модели экономического человека

Когнитивные элементы неоклассической модели экономического человека

Author(s): Oksana Petinova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 55/2018

The article is devoted to the question of how and what man (the consumer) is guided by making individual choices that aim to maximize profits. The problem is analyzed in the paradigm of the neo-classical “homo-economic” model. It also shows the historical development of this model in the context of the co-evolution of socio- -philosophical and economic thought. The author notes that the neo-classical model of “economic man” is based on two fundamental assumptions. First of all, it is assumed that a man (consumer) has comprehensive knowledge about the prices of goods and services, as well as their expected changes in the near future.

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THEORY OF CONTRACTS IN THE LIGHT OF NEW INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS. THE SPECIFICITY OF AGRICULTURAL CONTRACTS

THEORY OF CONTRACTS IN THE LIGHT OF NEW INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS. THE SPECIFICITY OF AGRICULTURAL CONTRACTS

Author(s): Marzena Lemanowicz / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2018

The article reviews Polish and foreign economic literature regarding new institutional economics (NIE) and various research approaches used in the framework of NIE. Particular attention was paid to the economic theory of contracts and the transaction costs, as the limitation of transaction costs is indeed the main stimulus for contract signing. Special attention was given to agricultural contracts and their specificity. The article discusses different theories applied in the analysis of contracts, characterizes contracts according to different criteria, and draws attention to the importance of transaction costs in the theory of contracts. In addition, factors which contribute to these costs have been identified, indicating the necessity of adapting the principles of transaction cost economics to the needs of the agricultural sector.

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Alienacja: problem wciąż aktualny. W nawiązaniu do myśli Karola Wojtyły–Jana Pawła II
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Alienacja: problem wciąż aktualny. W nawiązaniu do myśli Karola Wojtyły–Jana Pawła II

Author(s): Andrzej Szostek Mic / Language(s): Polish Issue: 4/2018

The author presents a brief outline of Karl Marx’s concepts of economic alienation and social revolution (the latter conceived of as fight for human emancipation) in order to confront them with Karol Wojtyla’s theory of participation, which is the main focus of the considerations. Unlike Marx, Wojtyla holds that, rather than the economic relations, it is the category of the ‘neighbor,’ together with the derivative commandment of love (“thou shalt love...”), that provide the deepest ground for participation. Therefore, Wojtyla emphasizes that the Marxist theory of alienation is essentially the antithesis of the theory of participation, while the postulate of a class-struggle-based revolution, which follows from the theory of alienation, deepens the condition in question rather than contributes to overcoming it. In the concluding part of the paper, the author refers to the fact that Pope John Paul II did not consider overcoming the so-called socialist system, which began in 1989, as the end of working against alienation. Rather, he would stress that the problem of alienation is still acute, since alienation is now engendered by materialistic consumer attitudes which undermine the possibilities of participation. The author holds that the mark of the consumer mentality characteristic primarily of Western societies is that their members are no longer aware of the alienation they experience and, consequently, they no longer strive to overcome this condition.

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WCZESNY SOCJALIZM I PRZYSZŁOŚĆ

WCZESNY SOCJALIZM I PRZYSZŁOŚĆ

Author(s): Piotr Kuligowski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 29/2018

A short introduction to a special issue of Theoretical Practice , entitled “Early Socialism and the Future.”

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JEBAĆ NEOLIBERALIZM

JEBAĆ NEOLIBERALIZM

Author(s): Simon Springer / Language(s): Polish Issue: 29/2018

Yep, fuck it. Neoliberalism sucks. We don’t need it.

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Afektywne dostrojenia i sprawczość w czasach późnego industrializmu

Afektywne dostrojenia i sprawczość w czasach późnego industrializmu

Author(s): Marek Pawlak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 4/2018

The article explores the context of the expansion of Opole Power Plant, which has fuelled new migration patterns in the region of Dobrzeń Wielki. By drawing on the ethnographic fieldwork among construction workers working at the expansion site and living temporarily in the region, it aims to problematise the relationship between their mobile livelihood, agency and affective attunements. It argues that the emergence of late industrialism, which coincided with the neoliberal reconfigurations of global political economy, has produced different modes of uncertainties, forced flexibilities and rather bleak futures.

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Taksonomiczna analiza zrównoważonego rozwoju Litwy w sferze społecznej w latach 2006–2016

Taksonomiczna analiza zrównoważonego rozwoju Litwy w sferze społecznej w latach 2006–2016

Author(s): Regina Lašakevič / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2018

The study concerned the assessment of the diversity of the level of social order in the context of sustainable development in the districts of Lithuania in 2006–2016. The use of the linear ordering method allowed to present the dynamics and the trend of changes in the examined period. By constructing synthetic measures of social order for Lithuania’s districts, the Hellwig method compared the positions of districts due to the level of social order achieved. Overall, the level of sustainable development in the social dimension for Lithuania’s districts in 2006–2016 increased. There was also an increase in the diversity of the level of sustainable development between the districts.

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The economic diplomacy of Poland – the origin and evolution of the organisational model and tasks during the transformation period

The economic diplomacy of Poland – the origin and evolution of the organisational model and tasks during the transformation period

Author(s): Edward Molendowski / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2018

So far, broadly-understood economic diplomacy has rarely been addressed in Polish literature. Considering that at least for several decades the organisation of diplomacy has played an increasingly important role in the development of international economic links, it seems justified to view the issue from the perspective of Poland. The article attempts to give structure to a certain chaos in definitions. Its significant contribution seems to be the presentation of major findings from the analysis aimed at outlining the origin and evolution of the organisational model of economic diplomacy in Poland, with a special focus on the period of transition.

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Narzędzia polityki handlowej w obszarze e-commerce

Narzędzia polityki handlowej w obszarze e-commerce

Author(s): Sylwia Talar / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2018

The main aim of the paper is to identify trade policy measures and barriers in e-commerce. The analysis took account of the actions and regulations typical of traditional trade policy and new barriers related to the technology on which cross-border e-commerce (CBEC) is based. The additional objective is to illustrate the coordination activities undertaken by governments at the international level and the contribution of international organizations to the harmonization of CBEC regulations. The study reviews literature form the Scopus, Ebsco, ProQest, and Web of Knowledge databases. The actions of international organizations were studied and legislative acts and other documents issued by them were analysed.

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Tendencje protekcjonistyczne w handlu światowym

Tendencje protekcjonistyczne w handlu światowym

Author(s): Monika Wojtas / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2018

The aim of the paper is to evaluate the proliferation of protectionist policies after the economic crisis of 2008–2009. The spread of protectionism is to be expected in times of recession. The paper presents the use of both traditional trade barriers (tariffs and other border measures) as well as regulatory barriers (behind-the-border measures) in 2009–2017. The lack of progress in multilateral trade negotiations and stagnation in the development of regional trade agreements are also indicated as specific manifestations of a protectionist approach to trade policy.

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Handel wartością dodaną w Unii Europejskiej

Handel wartością dodaną w Unii Europejskiej

Author(s): Aleksandra Nacewska-Twardowska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2018

Changes in the global economy, including the extension of production chains, influenced the size and commercial structure of EU countries. The aim of the paper is to analyse the changes in trade measured in traditional and value added way in EU countries by selected industrial sectors in the years 1995–2014. The study used data from the TiVA database to show changes in value added trade. The analysis showed increasing differences in trade data measured in traditional and value added way and the growing role of global value chains.

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EU membership and exports competitiveness – benchmarking exports structures of Poland and Slovakia versus Bulgaria and Romania, and their convergence to the German pattern in the years 2000–2014

EU membership and exports competitiveness – benchmarking exports structures of Poland and Slovakia versus Bulgaria and Romania, and their convergence to the German pattern in the years 2000–2014

Author(s): Małgorzata Żmuda,Elżbieta Czarny / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2018

The competitiveness of a nation is associated with a set of characteristics that enable structural adjustments to global technological trends and improvement of living standards. The aim of this paper is to evaluate the competitiveness of Poland and Slovakia (in the EU since 2004) versus Bulgaria and Romania (in the EU since 2007) through the prism of their exports structure convergence to Germany, the strongest EU economy, in the years 2000–2014.

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Implikacje brexitu dla budżetu UE, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem Polski

Implikacje brexitu dla budżetu UE, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem Polski

Author(s): Elżbieta Kawecka-Wyrzykowska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2018

Taking into account that the UK is a net payer to the EU budget, the implications of Brexit will be far reaching. The objective of this paper is to assess the possible level of Brexit gap and types of its implications for the EU budget, with particular emphasis on its effects for Poland. The analysis covers mainly the period after 2020, when the new Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) 2021–2027 will come into force. The basis for the analysis is the data on the EU budget, the preliminary agreement between the EU and the UK of the end of 2017, and the documents proposed for the MFF 2021–2027 as presented by the European Commission in the middle of 2018.

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Effects of regional market integration – a theoretical approach

Effects of regional market integration – a theoretical approach

Author(s): Paweł Pasierbiak / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2018

The aim of this study is to review selected effects of regional market integration in theoretical terms. In contemporary conditions, when the processes of regional integration are increasingly challenged, this study will be a kind of return to the roots of regional economic integration. It covers a free trade area, a customs union, and a common market, for which selected effects of economic integration are presented. The literature indicates various, but not always positive, effects of market integration. As a set of factors motivates decisions concerning engagement in integration processes, it is worth pointing out objective economic effects as the basis for rational political decisions. In order to achieve the aim of the study, a critical review of literature published since the mid-20th century and a descriptive method have been used.

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НАСТАНАК, РАЗВОЈ И ОБНОВА ЕКОНОМСКЕ СОцИОЛОГИЈЕ

НАСТАНАК, РАЗВОЈ И ОБНОВА ЕКОНОМСКЕ СОцИОЛОГИЈЕ

Author(s): Vladan D. Vidicki / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 4/2016

This paper presents a brief history of the discipline of economic sociology. Three historical periods are extracted: pre-classical, classical, and modern. These are the three main processes of this sociological discipline and they represent its occurrence, development and its renewal. With special attention we deal with socio-historical and intellectual factors of each period because we believe that they have had main influence in development of economic sociology. In order to understand its intellectual marginalization till almost 80’s it is important to know its history of development as well as reasons why the renewal happened in the first place.

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РЕПРОДУКЦИЈА КЛАСНИХ ОДНОСА У УСЛОВИМА НАСТАНКА ПЕРИФЕРНОГ КАПИТАЛИЗМА

РЕПРОДУКЦИЈА КЛАСНИХ ОДНОСА У УСЛОВИМА НАСТАНКА ПЕРИФЕРНОГ КАПИТАЛИЗМА

Author(s): Ljubiša R. Mitrović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 4/2012

The publication of Lazić’s book Čekajući kapitalizam (Waiting for Capitalism) in 2011 represents a suitable occasion for reconsidering the theoretical and methodological aspects of contemporary research of class structure in Serbian sociology and for analysing the major factors of emergence and development of the new class relations in Serbia. The paper focuses on the evolution of Lazić’s theoretical and methodological approach in sociological research of the reproduction of the class structure in three periods – up to 1990, from 1990 to 2000, and from 2000 to 2010. The paper also problematizes the issue of the factors that determine the reproduction of the Serbian class structure today and approaches that issue in view of development strategies and the emergence of peripheral capitalism.

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ЕКОНОМСКЕ ИДЕЈЕ МИРКА КОСИЋА

ЕКОНОМСКЕ ИДЕЈЕ МИРКА КОСИЋА

Author(s): Boško Mijatović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 2/2012

This article presents and analyses the main economic ideas of Mirko Kosic (1892-1956), probably the most prominent Serbian sociologist before World War II. Kosic was an educated economist and has written noticeably on economic issues. The author’s main conclusions are the following: (1) Kosić belonged to the Younger Historical School of economics since he believed in the necessity of accentuating the moral element in economic study, (2) he wrote primarily on the most global issues (choice of political and social system, social justice, history of economic doctrines), so his economic work to a large extent belongs to political philosophy and (3) his affection was, at least in his younger years, turned towards the “third way”, social reformism that would lead to a non-Marxist type of socialism, although he remained quite vague on what a just society would actually look like, who would change the capitalist system and how it would be carried out.

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ПОЛИТИЧКА ЕКОНОМИЈА РЕСТРУКТУРИРАЊА ПРЕДУЗЕЋА И ИЗБОРНИ РЕЗУЛТАТИ У СРБИЈИ

ПОЛИТИЧКА ЕКОНОМИЈА РЕСТРУКТУРИРАЊА ПРЕДУЗЕЋА И ИЗБОРНИ РЕЗУЛТАТИ У СРБИЈИ

Author(s): Boris Begović,Marko Paunović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 1/2009

The aim of the paper is to explore both theoretically and empirically (using data from 2000 and 2007 parliamentary elections) the relations between political support and political decisions on the restructuring of the real sector of Serbian economy. Solving of the econometric problems, particularly the problem of the omitted variables, produced thorough regression models that provided explanation of the election results. It was demonstrated that restructuring of the real sector enterprises did not undermine the political support of the pro-reform political parties – in reality there are no political obstacles to restructuring, these are the products of wrong perception of the politicians. It was also demonstrated that noneconomic factors have had, comparing to the economic, stronger impact on the voters behavior in Serbia.

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