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The effect of changes in the socio-economic development of the Podhale region

Godlewska-Dzioboń B., Włodarczyk R. W.

Geomatics, Landmanagement and Landscape

2017

no. 2

71--81

The quantitative and qualitative dimension of infrastructure determines the pace and level of socio-economic development. Infrastructure investments are of a technical nature, social or institutional. Elements of infrastructure identify the possibilities of developing economic initiatives and attracting external capital, modernizing production growth, including agriculture, living conditions of its inhabitants, and shaping the multifunctional and sustainable development of counties. The principal purpose of the article is to present a level of technical and social infrastructure development in the districts of Nowy Targ and Tatry, and the evaluation of their impact on the social, and economic development of the Podhale region. This article presents the literature review, research methodology, socio-economic situation of Podhale, as well as results of empirical analysis on infrastructure potential and impact on the social and economic development of the Podhale region.

The climate policy of the European Union and its effects on the economy and the labour market in Poland

Włodarczyk R. W.

Geomatics, Landmanagement and Landscape

2014

no. 3

83--94

The aim of the article is to show the possible effects of implementation of the European Union climate policy on the economy and the labour market in Poland. The specified research objective and introductory literature review were the basis of the following research hypothesis: the EU climate policy will cause great uncertainty in strategic sectors of the Polish labour market and economy. The hypothesis has been examined by a method based on critical analysis of Polish and foreign literature on the EU climate policy and its economic effects. The critical analysis of literature and of available statistical data and economic forecasts confirmed the research hypothesis. It means that implementation of the EU climate policy will lead to considerable increase of uncertainty in the Polish labour market. The situation in traditional branches and sectors, such as mining, metallurgy, cement plants and traditional power plants industries is particularly worrying. On the other hand there is an expectation that in sectors based on green energy and in industries producing low emission technologies the demand for jobs will increase, but the scale of the increase is not clear and any predictions here may turn out to be incorrect.