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The Polish external debt as compared with the other Visegrad Group countries

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Górniewicz G.

Torun International Studies

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2016

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nr 9

5-15

EN

The global scale of external debt is the greatest in history, which made it one of the biggest financial problems in the world. Poland has been among the greatest debtors for a few dozen years. The objective of the paper is to show the scale, reasons and tendencies concerning Polish external debt. Furthermore, in the present paper, Polish external debt was compared with the ones of Visegrad group countries.

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External Factors in Debt Sustainability Analysis: An Application to Latin America?

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Adler G. , Sosa S.

Journal of Banking and Financial Economics

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2016

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nr 1(5)

81-120

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This paper develops a framework for debt sustainability analysis that integrates econometric estimates of the effect of global factors on a set of key domestic variables that determines public and external debt dynamics. The methodology is applied to assess debt sustainability in Latin America—a region highly sensitive to external conditions. Results suggest that, while some countries in the region are well placed to withstand moderate or even large foreign shocks, many would benefit from strengthening their fiscal positions to be able to deploy countercyclical policies under adverse scenarios, especially tail events. External sustainability, on the other hand, does not appear to be a source of concern for most countries.

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Sovereign external debt and private sector entry in international financial markets.

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Brzozowski M. , Siwińska-Gorzelak J.

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nr 2

24-40

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The aim of this paper is to shed light on the public and private sector interdependencies in the international financial market. Using annual data on sovereign and private sector external indebtedness for 95 emerging and developing countries in the 1970-2012 period it looks at the relationship between the level and structure of public external debt and the likelihood of private sector entry in international bond and loan markets. The private sector entry in the offshore loans and bonds markets is shown to be conditional on the amount of public sector external debt. The relationship is complex but in general the saturation of the financial market with external government liabilities renders the private sector entry into the bonds’ market more difficult.

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Can Emerging Countries Mitigate the Effect of Original Sin Problem in Achieving External Debt Sustainability?

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Güneş S. , Akin T.

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2023

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nr 3

267-285

EN

Due to the spike in inflation, the implementation of easy monetary and fiscal policies since the pandemic appears to be coming to an end. The shift towards tighter policies raises concerns about debt sustainability in developing countries, particularly due to the challenge of the "original sin" problem. Given these premises, to analyze debt sustainability for emerging countries, this study focuses on foreign exchange revenue capability and employs external debt-creating (imports, reserves and interest payments) and reducing variables (exports, reserve return and net transfers) for 1995-2020. The results of this panel cointegration estimation for 15 EMDE countries are 0.74 and 0.70 for CCEMG and AMG estimators respectively which indicates moderate sustainability as whole sample countries. However, the individual estimators vary widely for each individual country from weak to strong sustainability.

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Economic growth agenda: The effects of full utilisation of capital budgets among statistical planning regions in North Macedonia

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Garvanlieva Andonova V. , Nikolov M. , Velkovska I. , Petrovska A. M.

European Spatial Research and Policy

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2021

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tom 28

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nr 2

131-146

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North Macedonia can improve its economic growth by addressing the infrastructure gap by at least full capital budget utilisation. The outturn/execution of capital budget expenditures is low and in relative terms decreasing. The planned public finances for regional balanced development are also low and non-compliant with the legally set levels. A test of several hypothetical scenarios of full capital budget utilisation it is expected to positively contribute to the economic growth immediately and in the period to follow. Even if total debt increases in nominal terms, in relative terms the debt-to-GDP on a longer-run reduces through generating additional economic output.

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The impact of external debt on Poland’s economic growth

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Bilewicz E.

Zeszyty Naukowe. Organizacja i Zarządzanie / Politechnika Śląska

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2022

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tom z. 160

83--93

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Purpose: The primary purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between external debt and economic growth in Poland for the period 2004-2021. Design/Methodology/Approach: The study uses quarterly, secondary data spanning from 2004 to 2021. The data gathered in the research were analysed using the ordinary least squares (OLS) regression and backward stepwise regression model. Findings: The empirical results of research show that relationship between changes in ratio of external debt stock to GDP and economic growth is positive but not significant in period 20042021. This suggest that foreign borrowing minimally contributes to economic expansion of Poland. Furthermore, the results for the control variables indicate that trade openness and investment have a positive and significant effect on economic growth, whereas financial development and inflation negative. Practical Implications: Understanding variables that influence countries' economic growth is essential for designing appropriate economic policies, including debt management strategy. The research results can be used to formulate debt management strategy, which helps to minimalize risk connected with foreign borrowing. Poland should decrease dependence on external debt and increase reliance on domestic savings and other non-debt creating inflows. In addition, the results of study provide a reasonable basis for further research on the influence of the foreign debt’ composition on economic expansion of the country. Originality/Value: The nexus external debt-economic growth is widely debated by researchers, however until now, little research has been done about this relationship in Poland.

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Nonlinear regression model of the formation of the loan portfolios of the banks in Central and Eastern Europe

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Alieksieiev I. , Belyayeva O. , Yastrubskyy M.

ECONTECHMOD : An International Quarterly Journal on Economics of Technology and Modelling Processes

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2013

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tom Vol. 2, No 3

9-15

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The article examines the impact of significant factors and adaptation of the experience of CEE countries to the current conditions of the banking business development in Ukraine in order to strengthen the competitiveness of domestic banks in the conditions of European financial integration. In order to identify the main sources of risks a regression analysis of formation of the loan portfolio volumes of the banks in CEE has been made.

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Foreign direct investment and economic growth in developing countries: The role of international trade and foreign debt

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Epor S. O. , Yua H. , Terhemba Iorember P.

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nr 1

1-17

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The existing literature is sparse on the role of international finance in modeling the FDI-growth nexus. This study integrates the role of international trade and external debt in the FDI-economic growth nexus for Brazil, Nigeria, and Vietnam. We apply the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model to annual data covering the period 1990-2021. The results show that FDI and trade have positive but insignificant effects on economic growth in all three countries. In addition, our results show that external debt hampers long-term economic growth in these countries. Based on the results, we propose country-specific recommendations that take into account specific economic and financial conditions, global market dynamics, and the long-term development goals of developing countries.

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Zmiany równowagi zewnętrznej a ograniczenia wzrostu polskiej gospodarki

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Sawicki J.

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2014

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nr 4

18-34

PL

W artykule zbadano wpływ przepływów kapitału na zewnętrzną stabilność finansową polskiej gospodarki po przystąpieniu do Unii Europejskiej. Analizujemy, jak zmieniały się w ciągu ostatnich 10 lat trendy stabilności finansowej. Dynamikę zmian obliczono z wykorzystaniem względnego znaczenia poziomu i struktury rachunku obrotów bieżących oraz międzynarodowej pozycji inwestycyjnej w relacji do zmian PKB. Nasze badania wskazują, że stabilność finansowa Polski zależy od napływu kapitału. W dłuższej perspektywie finansowa odporność coraz bardziej zależy od zdolności kraju do tworzenia rosnącej nadwyżki obrotów handlowych. Jak pokazuje doświadczenie innych gospodarek wschodzących, nawet wysokie rezerwy dewizowe nie chronią bilansu płatniczego przed skutkami kryzysu wyrażonymi utraconym dochodem i konsumpcją. Gwałtowne zmniejszenie napływu kapitału nie jest w warunkach Polski zjawiskiem jedynie hipotetycznym. W 2013 r. saldo na rachunku finansowym zmalało o 3,9% PKB.

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In the paper, we examine the impact of capital flows on the external financial stability of the Poland's economy after the country's accession to the European Union. We analyse how trends of the financial stability have evolved within the last 10 years. The dynamics of changes were calculated using the relative significance of the level and structure of the current account and the international investment position within the GDP growth. Our research indicates that Polish financial stability remains dependent on capital inflows. In the long run, therefore, financial resilience increasingly depends on the country's capacity to create growing trade surpluses. As the experience of other emerging economies indicates, even high foreign reserve assets do not protect against the effects of the balance-of-payments crisis expressed by the lost income and consumption. The sharp reduction in capital inflows is not in the Poland's situation only a hypothetical phenomenon. In 2013, the financial account balance decreased by 3.9% of GDP.

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Challenges and Threats to the Debt Security of Central and Eastern European Countries

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Chentukov Y. , Marena T. , Zakharova O.

Środkowoeuropejskie Studia Polityczne

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2021

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nr 2

135-152

PL

Celem badania jest identyfikacja słabości bezpieczeństwa długu w krajach Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej oraz określenie wyzwań i zagrożeń dla bezpieczeństwa długu gospodarek narodowych i regionu. Aby osiągnąć ten cel, zastosowano ogólne i szczegółowe metody badawcze, w tym metody historyczne i logiczne, analizę i syntezę, analizę strukturalną i funkcjonalną, uogólnienie i abstrakcję, podejście systematyczne, klasyfikację i metody statystyczne. Okazuje się, że sytuacja z papierami dłużnymi w regionie jest dość kontrowersyjna. Średnie wskaźniki zadłużenia zewnętrznego państw Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej znajdują się w strefie niebezpiecznej, natomiast średnia wypłacalność jest na stosunkowo bezpiecznym poziomie. Analiza wskaźników zadłużenia zewnętrznego i wypłacalności pokazuje, że grupa państw Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej jest bardzo zróżnicowana pod względem poziomu bezpieczeństwa zadłużenia krajów.

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The study aims to identify the debt security weaknesses in the CEE countries and determine challenges and threats to the debt security of national economies and the CEE region. To achieve this goal, general and specific research methods have been used, including historical and logical methods, analysis and synthesis, structural and functional analysis, generalization and abstraction, a systematic approach, classification, and statistical methods. It is found out that the situation with debt security in the CEE region is quite controversial. The average external debt indicators of the CEE countries are in the unsafe zone, while the average solvency is at a relatively safe level. The analysis of external indebtedness and solvency indicators shows that the CEE group is highly heterogeneous regarding the level of countries’ debt security. Despite some improvement in the debt security of CEE economies during 2017–2019, the prospects for the development of the debt situation are rather vague. It is due to the growing impact of external challenges and threats to the debt security of the region, including the deterioration of the global economic environment and global recession, increase in credit risks and contraction in the international lending, global economic and political imbalances, and policy divergence, growing government spending on solving problems caused by the COVID-19 and corresponding pressure on public budgets, the general growth of global debt. Given the high heterogeneity of CEE countries in terms of current debt security, the manifestation of global challenges in each national economy can be rather diverse.

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Debt Security of CEE Countries: Actual Approaches and Methods of Evaluation

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Chentukov Y. , Marena T. , Zakharova O.

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2021

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nr 14

75-91

PL

Celem badania jest analiza metod wyceny papierów dłużnych danego państwa, wypracowanie metodycznego podejścia do szacowania poziomu zabezpieczenia długu w oparciu o wyliczenie wskaźnika integralnego oraz ocena poziomu zabezpieczenia długu państw regionu Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej na podstawie zaproponowanego podejścia. Do badań wykorzystana jest metoda obliczania integralnego indeksu dłużnych papierów wartościowych kraju, uwzględniająca ogólnie przyjęte progi wskaźników zadłużenia i wypłacalności oraz tendencję rosnącego uzależnienia państw od pożyczek zewnętrznych. Proponowane podejście jest praktycznie testowane w ocenie poziomu bezpieczeństwa zadłużenia krajów EŚW. Określa się, że grupę państw EŚW różnicuje stan zadłużenia i wypłacalność. Najwyższy poziom zabezpieczenia dłużnego wykazują Bułgaria, Czechy i Estonia, najgorsza sytuacja z zabezpieczeniami dłużnymi kształtuje się na Słowacji i Słowenii. Na podstawie analizy dynamiki integralnych indeksów dłużnych papierów wartościowych w latach 2007-2019, pogrupowania krajów EŚW według poziomu i stref bezpieczeństwa długu wykryto tendencję pogarszania się bezpieczeństwa dłużnego regionu w latach 2010-2015 oraz jego poprawy w latach 2016-2019. Proponowane podejście jest uniwersalne; może być używane do obliczania indeksów papierów dłużnych oraz do dostarczania badań porównawczych sektora długu dowolnego kraju lub regionu. Zaproponowane badanie może również pomóc w zidentyfikowaniu słabych punktów bezpieczeństwa długu kraju, które są niezwykle ważne dla uzasadnienia środków polityki publicznej w celu zapewnienia odpowiedniego poziomu bezpieczeństwa długu.

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The study is aimed at analyzing methods of country’s debt security evaluation, developing methodic approach towards estimating the level of debt security based on the calculation of the integral index, and assessing the level of debt security of CEE countries on the basis of the proposed approach. A method of calculating the integral debt security index of the country is developed, taking into account generally accepted thresholds of indebtedness and solvency indicators and the trend of countries’ increasing dependence on external borrowing. The proposed approach is practically tested in assessing the level of debt security of CEE countries. It is determined that the group of CEE countries is differentiated by the state of indebtedness and solvency. The highest level of debt security is demonstrated by Bulgaria, the Czech Republic and Estonia, the worst situation with the debt security is formed in Slovakia and Slovenia. Based on the analysis of the dynamics of integral debt security indices for 2007–2019, the grouping of CEE countries by the level and zones of debt security, the trends of deterioration of the region’s debt security in 2010–2015 and its improvement in 2016–2019 has been found out. The proposed approach is universal one; it can be used to calculate debt security indices and to provide comparative studies of the debt sector of any country or region. It can also help to identify weaknesses in country’s debt security that is critically important for reasoning the public policy measures to ensure a proper level of debt security.

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Pozycja płatnicza i międzynarodowa pozycja inwestycyjna Polski w 2012 roku i na początku 2013 roku

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Dorosz A.

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2013

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nr 33/2013 Ekonomia IV

48-61

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W 2012 r. i na początku 2013 r. sytuacja płatnicza Polski była bardzo stabilna. Znacząco poprawi-ło się bowiem ujemne saldo rachunku bieżącego (o 25,5%) i rekordowo wysokie było dodatnie saldo rachunku kapitałowego. To ostatnie finansowało 63% deficytu rachunku bieżącego. Dużą nadwyżką, jakkolwiek mniejszą o 24% niż w 2011 r., zamknął się rachunek finansowy. Nadwyżka ta była jednak znacznie większa, niż wynikało to z potrzeby finansowania deficytu rachunku bieżącego. W rezultacie wzrosły oficjalne aktywa rezerwowe NBP o prawie 9 mld euro, osiągając poziom 82,6 mld euro. Na początku 2013 r. saldo rachunku finansowego uległo pogorszeniu, co ustabilizowało poziom rezerw, ale sytuacja w rachunku bieżącym poprawiała się dzięki większym wpływom eksportowym. Czynnikiem stabilizującym pozycję płatniczą Polski był niski poziom zadłużenia krótkoterminowego kraju, choć Polska jest krajem dłużniczym. W końcu 2012 r. jej ujemna międzynarodowa pozycja inwestycyjna netto wynosiła 258,6 mld euro. Mocno odbija się to na bilansie płatniczym, gdyż powoduje duże ujemne saldo rachunku dochodów – 17,1 mld euro.

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In 2012 and at the beginning of 2013, the Poland’s payment position was quite stable, as the structurally negative balance of current account was significantly improved (by 25.5%) and the positive capital account balance, registering mainly the EU transfers, was at the record level. The latter was financing 63% of the current account deficit. The financial account was positive although its surplus was lower by 24% than in 2011. However, that surplus was significantly bigger than it stemmed from the need to finance the current account deficit. In result, the NBP official reserve assets grew by almost 9 billion euros, reaching the level of 82.6 billion euros. At the beginning of 2013, the financial account balance worsened what stabilised the level of reserve assets, but the situation in the current account was improved thanks to greater export earnings. The important factor stabilising the Poland’s payment position was the low level of country’s short-term debt, though Poland is a net debtor nation. At the end of 2012, its negative international net investment position accounted for 258.6 billion euros. It severely affects the balance of payments as it causes a high outflow on the income account – 17.1 billion euros.