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Lopaciuk W.

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W Polsce w okresie gospodarki rynkowej zaszły bardzo duże zmiany w handlu zagranicznym. Nastąpił przede wszystkim rozwój wymiany handlowej produktami rolno-spożywczymi. W latach dziewięćdziesiątych WNP, włączając Rosję jako głównego partnera, była największym rynkiem zbytu polskich produktów rolno-spożywczych. Natomiast w imporcie rola tych państw była znikoma. Rosyjski kryzys ekonomiczny był punktem zwrotnym dla rozwoju polskiego handlu zagranicznego produktami rolno-spożywczymi. Jego wolumen do tej pory nie osiągnął rozmiarów sprzed kryzysu. Wprowadzony w 2005 r. zakaz eksportu wielu produktów rolno-spożywczych z Polski do Rosji był kolejnym ważnym czynnikiem w tym względzie.

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There were considerable changes in Polish trade under the market- driven economy. The changes concerned mainly a dynamic development in agri-food trade. In the 90s the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) including Russia as a main player; were the largest market for Polish agri-food exports, while their importance on the import side was marginal. The Russian economic crisis was a watershedfor developments of Polish agri-food trade at the end of the 90s and in the present decade. The scope of trade with Russia has not recovered to the level observed prior the crisis since then. Another important issue in this respect was a ban imposed in 2005 on exports of certain Polish agri-food products by Russian authorities.

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Światowy rynek bioetanolu a zmiany na rynkach zbóż

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Lopaciuk W.

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nr 2

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Rynek zbóż w sezonie 2006/07

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Lopaciuk W.

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nr 03

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Krajowy rynek zbóż w sezonie 2010/11

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Lopaciuk W.

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nr 13

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Assessment of Polish foreign trade in agri-food product in 2007

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Lopaciuk W.

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nr 1

6-9

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Powodz raczej nie dzwignie cen zboz

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Lopaciuk W.

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nr 07

22-23

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Sytuacja na światowym rynku zbóż w sezonie 2006/07

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Lopaciuk W.

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nr 05

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Swiatowy rynek zboz w sezonie 1999-00 i wstepna ocena sezonu 2000-01

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Lopaciuk W.

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nr 08

30-31

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Price linkage between milling and feed wheat prices in Poland and Germany

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Hamulczuk M. , Lopaciuk W.

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nr 4

EN

The aim of the paper was to analyse spatial price transmission in the wheat market in Poland and Germany. The analysis was conducted with the use of weekly milling and feed wheat price series and cointegration framework. The results confirm high linkage between prices in Poland and Germany as well as allow us to identify Germany as the price-leading market. However, as the self-sufficiency in the German wheat market has deteriorated, there are signals of growing importance of the Polish market in the milling wheat price formation.

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Perspektywy handlu zagranicznego zbozami

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Kisiel M. , Lopaciuk W.

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nr 09

56-59

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Eksport rolno-spożywczy a budżet państwa i dług publiczny

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Hamulczuk M. , Kulawik J. , Lopaciuk W. , Mroczek R. , Szczepaniak I. , Wieliczko B.

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nr 4

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Polish agri-food trade already in 2003 generated a positive balance. After accession to the EU it has rocketed and in 2013 twelve-fold surpassed its level recorded in 2003. Naturally, this success arouses great interest. It also has a number of macroeconomic implications. The article focuses on the problem of poorly recognized, i.e. on interdependencies between this trade and the state budget and public debt. On the purely theoretical basis, it was found that growing exports and net exports may reduce both the budget deficit and the public debt, as well as indicators based on them. In Polish conditions, this positive effect cannot, however, be large, because the balance of agri-food trade (net exports) recently is only 1-1.5% of GDP. Even lower (approx. 0.5%) was the share of taxes paid by exporters of the food industry in GDP. While the econometric analysis showed that the impact of exports of agri-food products and total exports of goods in GDP is positive and leads to a decline in public debt. It turned out that one-percent increase in agri-food exports lowers the above debt by 0.06%, while the same increase in total exports of goods – reduces debt by 0.14%.