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Zastosowanie metody TOPSIS do oceny sytuacji finansowej przemyslu spozywczego

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Czerwinska-Kayzer D. , Florek J. , Stanislawska J.

Zagadnienia Ekonomiki Rolnej

2013

nr 2(335)

22-37

The main target of the study was to assess the financial situation of the food industry sectors in Poland in 2010 using a synthetic meter constructed with TOPSIS method. The analysis was based on unpublished statistical data from the Central Statistical Office. The research showed that the best financial situation characterized the industries that based their activities on animal products processing, secondary processing and manufacturing stimulants. These industries were characterized by the highest level of return on equity and a high use of foreign capital in financing economic activity. The lowest values of the synthetic meter, as well as the weakest financial condition, appeared in sectors whose business was based on crop production, e.g. low-processed products. They were characterized by low profitability and low involvement of foreign capital in financing of activities. In this group there were also difficulties with the settlement of liabilities.

Current knowledge about epilepsy and associated psychosocial conditions

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Talarska D. , Stanislawska J. , Strugala M. , Talarska P.

Journal of Epileptology

2014

tom 22

nr 1

25-36

Introduction. Social knowledge about epilepsy has significant influence on shaping attitudes towards people with this disorder. Aim. The aim of the article was to find out an answer to the following question: How does the level of knowledge and perceiving people with epilepsy differ across societies of different countries? Material and methods. We evaluated 30 publications published between 2000 and 2013 on measuring the knowledge about epilepsy and psycho-social functioning of people with epilepsy. The articles were divided into five groups (including five continents): Europe-14 articles: six from Poland and eight from other countries, one from New Zealand, five from America, six from Asia and four from Africa. Discussion and conclusions. Despite widespread occurrence of the disorder in the world, the level of knowledge about epilepsy is low. Most authors, but also respondents, still postulate the necessity to introduce education on the matter to various age groups. The best form of communication used by the respondents is the media.