Przemysław Garsztka

Przemysław Garsztka

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13Years (2014-Present)

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11 March 2018 in Sustainability
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JFJustyna Fijałkowska
Justyna Fijałkowska
BZBeata Zyznarska-Dworczak
Beata Zyznarska-Dworczak
PGPrzemysław Garsztka
Przemysław Garsztka
Developed market economies demonstrate a growing interest in issues concerning Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and its effects, confirmed by the sizeable theoretical and empirical literature on this issue. A substantial research proves also the positive relation between CSR commitment and financial results of banks in mature markets. However, there is less evidence on CSR existence and its impact in other geographical areas, especially in the research concerning Central and Eastern European Countries (CEEC). In our study we analyze the interrelation between being socially responsible and tangible financial outcome (Corporate Financial Performance—CFP) of banks in the CEEC. The aim is also to empirically verify the relation between efficiency of corporate social-environmental performance (CSP) and the efficiency of CFP for CEEC banks. In our study, we analyze the financial and CSP data of the biggest public banks in CEEC. The researched period is 2012–2016. The empirical part analyzes the interrelation between CSP and CFP based on the panel regression. Moreover, in order to evaluate the CSP efficiency and the CFP efficiency we use the Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) approach. The empirical results reveal that in case of banks in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region being socially responsible is not reflected in the bottom line. The financial condition of the banks also does not impact the CSR engagement. Our study confirms, however, that CEEC banks with better financial efficiency have higher efficiency of CSR activities. The conclusions may lead to the improved decision-making processes concerning CSR activities and their communication in banks in CEEC.

8 June 2023 in Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja
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BZBeata Zyznarska-Dworczak
Beata Zyznarska-Dworczak
JFJustyna Fijałkowska
Justyna Fijałkowska
PGPrzemysław Garsztka
Przemysław Garsztka
IMIVANA MAMICSACER
IVANA MAMICSACER
DMDaša Mokošová
Daša Mokošová
MSMaria-Silvia Săndulescu
Maria-Silvia Săndulescu

1 June 2015 in Folia Oeconomica Stetinensia
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KHKrzysztof Hołubowicz
Krzysztof Hołubowicz
The article analyses the relationship between investment risk (as measured by the variance of returns or standard deviation of returns) and liquidity risk. The paper presents a method for calculating a new measure of liquidity risk, based on the characteristic line. In addition, it is checked what is the impact of liquidity risk to the volatility of daily returns. To describe this relationship dynamic econometric models were used. It was found that there was an econometric relationship between the proposed measure liquidity risk and the variance of returns.

11 February 2022 in Risks
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MCMaciej Cieślukowski
Maciej Cieślukowski
PGPrzemysław Garsztka
Przemysław Garsztka
BZBeata Zyznarska-Dworczak
Beata Zyznarska-Dworczak
The automation of manufacturing processes as a result of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, rendered faster under the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic, leads to a question as to whether small enterprises, and in particular microenterprises, will still be financially self-sufficient. The literature on the subject so far has not provided an answer to this question, and limited access to financial data concerning microenterprises, as well as data on the robotification of labour in these companies, leads to this problem becoming a research niche. Therefore, this paper aims to assess the attractiveness of the operation of microenterprises that provide financial advisory services in the situation of replacing human labour with robots. For that purpose, we performed a simulation of the state of the microenterprise before and after introducing the robotification of services, taking into account the extra tax on robotification. The findings indicate that anticipating the improvement of financial results following the automation of financial services requires taking into account the replaceability of employees in a particular unit, the form of acquiring a robot and a potential increase in the tax burden (with a tax compensating for the lost state income).

1 December 2023 in Journal of Intercultural Management
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Objective: This paper attempts to examine the influence of selected characteristics of household members on how they manage their time as an economic resource. Methodology: In order to account for the interpenetration of different spheres of people’s activity and preferences regarding their choice, a multiple-equation model, in the form of structural equations, was used. Findings: Among the potential determinants of individuals’ time allocation, the following were identified: gender, age, labor force participation, wage rates, the presence of children, education level, and the structure of the household itself, including the presence of a partner. The conclusions, formulated on the basis of the findings, focus on gender inequalities in terms of the time devoted to work and the role of children in shaping the daily activity of adults. Value Added: While the presence of a young child primarily results in a decrease in paid-work time and an increase in household work for women, older children tend to help with housework, which mainly results in a reduction in housework for men. It was also observed that taking care of a child by a single person, irrespective of gender, is associated with a significantly greater increase in total domestic work time compared to the situation in households formed by two adults. Recommendations: The traditional version of the neoclassical theory describes the demand for market goods and services separately. The new household theory breaks with this dichotomy and shows that consumption decisions cannot be interpreted without also considering the supply of labor, or the time allocation of individuals in general. Work on time allocation is important not only in the context of understanding the determinants of non-market activity and leisure time, but also in research on the valuation of working time. Time use databases combined with monetary budget data are used in analyses of the economics of human resource use and in new methods for estimating consumption among household members. Research on Polish households in this area is the next stage of research work that will be undertaken in the near future.

1 January 2014 in Ruch Prawniczy, Ekonomiczny i Socjologiczny
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MCMaciej Cieslukowski
Maciej Cieslukowski
Stabilne dochody publiczne zapewniają środki na realizację zadań publicznych i gwarantują szeroko rozumiane bezpieczeństwo finansów publicznych. Pojęcie stabilności dochodów publicznych nie zostało jednak jednoznacznie zdefiniowane. W artykule przybliżono pojęcie stabilności dochodów publicznych oraz zaproponowano metody pomiaru tej stabilności za pomocą tzw. współczynnika zmienności. Analizę przeprowadzono na przykładzie systemu zasobów własnych Unii Europejskiej obowiązującego w latach 2000-2010. Badania empiryczne przeprowadzono dla poszczególnych rodzajów dochodów w różnych ujęciach i uzyskano zróżnicowane wyniki. Zaproponowany współczynnik zmienności pozwala w sposób transparentny opisać i porównać stabilność różnych dochodów publicznych, niezależnie od cyklu koniunkturalnego. Ta metoda pomiaru może również być stosowana do porównania stabilności dochodów na różnych szczeblach władzy publicznej.