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Polish Capital Market Prospects in the Context of Poland's Accession to European Union
100%
Ostrowska E.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2006
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tom 9
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nr 2-3(31-32)
54-60
EN
Although Polish capital market is much younger than West European capital markets, it is well equipped in modern technical infrastructure and its regulation does not differ from world standards. Nevertheless there are many inner and foreign factors determining further improvement of both quality and scale of Polish capital market development. It is necessary to identify these factors to enable full and effective growth of Warsaw Stock Exchange and therefore minimise existing threats and to maximise development opportunities. The threats and opportunities presented in the article should be constantly verified by people practically engaged in Stock Exchange activities.
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Czynniki wplywajace na wielkosc i jakosc plonu kukurydzy uprawianej na kiszonke
100%
Ostrowska E.
Siedlecki Informator Rolniczy
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1995
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nr 04
11
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INVESTOR RELATIONSHIPS AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
100%
Ostrowska E.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2005
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tom 8
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nr 1(26)
88-91
EN
The aim of the paper is to present the nature and scope of investor relationships and participants of such relationships on the market of securities. Broadly termed, investor relationship is mutual communication, aimed at a 'signal-response' dialogue, between the company and specific participants of the stock exchange market. The relationships stem from ties, moods and conflicts between the company's supervisory and management boards and the shareholders, the opinion-making environment not being neglected, either. Participants of the investor relationships at the stock exchange include: -companies; their management and supervisory boards; -current and prospective (individual and institutional) investors; -financial environment: financial analysts, brokers, consultants in matters of investments in securities, financial institutions; -non-financial environment: journalists, publicists, mass media. Viewed from the economic perspective, investor relationships make up an important determinant of the building up and managing of a public company value and of improving the investors' trust in it. As the marketing approach has it, investor relationships are an important determinant of the building up of information policy aimed at minimisation of information asymmetry between participants in the relations.
4
Personal Finance Development Determinants
100%
Ostrowska E.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2007
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tom 10
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nr 4(37)
118-123
EN
The role and scope of personal finance develops in response to the financial market growth in Poland. At the same time financial market's mobilisation of savings and investment provides an important source of economic growth's financing. The article presents main factors determining modern personal finance development and new directions in financial markets' growth.
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Ryzyko banków w relacjach inwestorskich na rynku kapitałowym
100%
Ostrowska E.
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2007
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tom Nr 50, t. 1
163-169
PL
W opracowaniu scharakteryzowano głównie obszary ryzyk relacji inwestorskich na rynku kapitałowym między zarządem i radą nadzorczą banków a inwestorami i akcjonariuszami. Ponadto wskazano ryzyko rynkowe akcji jako jedną z metod oceny relacji inwestorskich między bankiem, a jego akcjonariuszami.
EN
The article characterizes the main areas of risk concerning capital market investment relations between tebank board and investors as well as shareholders. It also points out the share market risk evaluation as one lifthe methods of evaluating investment relations between the bank and shareholders.
6
Niszczenie owsa gluchego w zbozach jarych
75%
Ostrowska E.
Siedlecki Informator Rolniczy
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1996
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nr 03
13
7
Ryzyko w strategii gospodarki morskiej
75%
Ostrowska E.
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1998
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tom nr 10
11-12
8
Polish Credit Union's Functions
63%
Ostrowska E. , Rutkowska I.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2005
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tom 8
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nr 3(28)
112-118
EN
Polish credit unions are specific financial institutions that operate as non-profit ones. They have been marking and forcing their place on the financial market for 13 years, since the first SKOK was founded. The expansion of Polish credit unions is still very dynamic. They fulfill a number of functions. The most important function in a macro scale is their influence on money supply. Credit unions could help in stabilization in a segment of personal finance in case of forecasted demographical problems in the country. The most significant and also the most complicated function of credit unions in a micro scale is dealing with their own members because the relationship is based on special trust. The functions of Polish credit unions will gain importance together with further expansion of the system of credit unions.
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The Financial and Economic Position of Banking Sector at the Stock Exchange - Taxonomic Method of Development Measure
63%
Ostrowska E. , Krysztofik M.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2005
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tom 8
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nr 2(27)
73-82
EN
Banks are the important sector of the Warsaw Stock Exchange because of their number and capitalisation and relatively good financial/economic condition. Hence the main subject is the presentation of application of the Taxonomic Development Measure formulae for assessing the financial/economic condition of banks at the Exchange and its empirical verification.
10
Legal and Economic Conditions of Capital Funds' Development
63%
Ostrowska E. , Thiel-Janus W.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2006
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tom 9
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nr 1(30)
68-78
EN
The article is devoted to legal and economic conditions of capital funds' development in Poland including the influence of Insurance Policy Bills. It also includes various life insurance policies, the rules of client financial resources' management and the characteristics of insurance capital funds.
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Warsaw Stock Exchange and other European Stock Exchange Markets - Comparative Study
63%
Ostrowska E. , Tomaszewska E.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2007
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tom 10
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nr 3(36)
64-69
EN
In the article the author compares Warsaw Stock Exchnage to other Stock Exchange markets in European Union. It is visible that Warsaw Stock Exchange keeps growing and that it has become the key element of national economy.
12
The attracttiveness of Investing in Shares Comprising Stock Exchange Indexes WIG-Banki and WIG-Budownictwo
63%
Ostrowska E. , Tomaszewska E.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2007
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tom 10
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nr 2(35)
61-69
EN
The Warsaw Stock Exchange publishes 7 sector indexes that allow to estimate investment effectiveness in different economic sectors. The research included both the Price/ Effectiveness and Price/ Book Value market indicators. The authors have concentrated on the WIG Indexes related to the Banking and Building Industry.
13
The Condition and Development Prospects of Life Insurance Capital Funds
63%
Ostrowska E. , Thiel-Janus W.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2006
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tom 9
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nr 2-3(31-32)
107-117
EN
Insurance Capital Funds are popular in Poland and they improve their position on financial market. It is therefore important to identify macroeconomic factors determining their growth and to analyse Polish life insurance market in the recent period. The article continues the ideas of the text published in Nr 1(2006) of this journa,l presenting legal basis of life insurance capital funds.
14
Microfinance Institutions and Services in Poland
63%
Ostrowska E. , Grygoruk A.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2007
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tom 10
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nr 4(37)
164-179
EN
The role of microfinance institutions and services in the development of Polish financial sector is growing. Therefore they are important in Poland also because of the world­wide microfinance rising tendency. Polish microfinance institutions include NGOs (funds and foundations), credit unions (SKOK), private businesses. There are differences between those institutions in their territorial range, products, goals and mission, financing sources and target group of clients.
15
Wspolpraca przedsiebiorstw w kanalach dystrybucji artykulow zywnosciowych
63%
Klosiewicz U. , Ostrowska E.
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tom 40
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nr 1
31-36
16
'Momentum' and 'Contrarian' Strategies - How to Exploit Polish Capital Market's Inefficiences
63%
Ostrowska E. , Zielinska E.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2008
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tom 11
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nr 2(39)
49-57
EN
The results of various investment strategies employed by institutional and individual investors were investigated.
17
Renta polowowa w morskim przemysle rybnym
63%
Ostrowska E.
Zagadnienia Ekonomiki Rolnej
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1995
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nr 4-5
16-25
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Force and power levels after 4-weeks of plyometric training
38%
Mastalerz A. , Ostrowska E. , Iwańska D. , Madej A. , Pędzich W. , Staniszewski M. , Urbanik C.
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2006
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tom z. 26
235-240
EN
Fifteen students from the Warsaw University of Physical Education participated in the experiment. After pre-testing, two groups completed 4 weeks of plyometric training with different time of rest periods among series (30 and 120 seconds) Four series of hops above ten hurdles were executed during the one training. Two different heights of hurdles and additional external loads were carried out for individualisation training loads. Our results proved that shorter time of rest period influenced on poor muscle toleration on load and possibilities to recover after a plyometric exercises.
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The effect of various types of power training on muscle torques and power levels of lower extremity
38%
Ostrowska E. , Mastalerz A. , Urbanik C. , Staniszewski M. , Iwańska D. , Madej A. , Pędzich W.
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2006
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tom z. 26
275-280
EN
The aim of this study was to determine the effects of two various types of power training on the muscle torques and power levels of lower extremities. During four weeks (five days a week) 27 students participated in this study. The training device consisted of an incline plane and a sliding seat. The varied types of power training were achieved by utilizing intermissions between the series of take offs. 4 series of 10 takes-offs with rest periods among series were carried out in A group (120s in length). Whereas the group B carried out the same number of take offs (40 take-offs) continuously. The interval training (group A) resulted in more effective dynamic values of the lower extremities than the continuous training adhered to by group B.
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Lactic acid concentration and muscle strength level after 4-weeks power training
32%
Madej A. , Mastalerz A. , Lutosławska G. , Iwańska D. , Malara M. , Ostrowska E. , Żołnowska M. , Urbanik C.
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2006
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tom z. 26
213-218
EN
Thirty one young men volunteered to the study. After pre-testing two groups completed 4 weeks (5 days per week) of two versions of power training programs (4x10 take-offs on a inclined plane; intervals 120 or 30s.). Additional external loads to increase external power were applied. Training effects were monitored by: maximal muscle torques (measured under static conditions for the knee, hip and ankle joints) and lactate concentration in the blood. Results of the study showed no significant differences between groups in increase of the sum of muscle torques nor in lactate. Significant differences (up to 26%) were revealed in lactic acid concentration in blood between groups in post training measurements (less while exercising with long intervals).
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