Regionalne cykle koniunkturalne. Doświadczenia światowe – implikacje dla Polski

Maria Drozdowicz-Bieć

doi:10.56583/br.1466

Published : 2008-10-10

No. 3 (13) (2008)

Regional Business Cycle. International Experience – Implications for Poland

Maria Drozdowicz-Bieć

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56583/br.1466

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The paper presents some international results from research on business cycles in regions. It focuses on those results, which separate the main factors responsible for business cycles, as well as determine the length, amplitude, volatility and the magnitude of expansions and contractions. The paper presents main differences in the structure of the regional resources, innovations and investments, which usually influence and differentiate regional business cycles. The regional differences are illustrated by analyzing the output in Polish regions during 1999-2007. The recession (slow down) of 2000-01 is analyzed across Polish regions, as well as the UE accession impact on the economic activity in the country.

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