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Levent Şahin, Dilek Kutluay Şahin (2020/6, Miscellanea,
Impact of Industrial Robot Use on Exports in European Countries – an Empirical Analysis
In this paper, the relationship between the volume of export and the number of industrial robots in the selected European countries is examined by using the simultaneous equation models. Panel data of Austria, Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom are used. The study covers (...)
Piotr Krajewski, Michał Mackiewicz, Katarzyna Piłat (2020/4, Articles,
The Effects of Policy Mix on the Pollutant Emissions in the United Kingdom
The article demonstrates the ecological consequences of the fiscal-monetary policy mix that is used to boost economy during the business cycles. This is an important issue especially in the crisis and post-crisis periods, when a new balance between the monetary and fiscal policies is sought after by the governments and central banks. The authors perform their analysis with the empirical (...)
Jagoda Anna Kaszowska, Juan Luis Santos (2017/4, Articles,
The Role of Risk and Uncertainty Perception in Systemic Risk Assessment. The Agent-based Simulation
This article addresses the role of risk perception and uncertainty in the generation and amplification of systemic risk. The article highlights the factors that influence how financial institutions perceive risk (“perception of risk”) and how financial institutions, in turn, imagine themselves to be perceived by other financial and business entities (“perception of uncertainty”). The (...)
Piotr Misztal (2008/5, Articles,
Incomplete Exchange Rate Pass-through in Foreign Trade
The main aim of the article is the examination of phenomenon of incomplete replication of differences in exchange rates to prices in foreign trade, in the light of theory and practice. An extent to which exchange rate differences are reflected in prices on the destination market of traded goods is called „exchange rate pass-through”. Incomplete exchange rates pass-through is called “pricing (...)
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