The problem of quantifying public goods (PGs), and measuring efficiency of organization providing PG it is one of the most complex question of public choice theory. Unfortunately, there is no common methodology of research ...

To make a summary of a book that contains so many different threads is no easy task. One should, on the one hand, refer to its conceptual contribution to the paradigm of sustainable agriculture, and on the other hand, ...

A two-stage study was carried out. Firstly, a  pioneering attempt was made to measure the quality of education in rural areas of Poland, by county (powiat), using a  synthetic indicator. Secondly, the  socioeconomic ...

Celem publikacji jest wskazanie cech i morfologii współczesnego cyklu świńskiego. Postawiono hipotezę, że znany w ekonomii od II połowy XIX wieku cykl świński jest cechą typową także dla współczesnej gospodarki. Jednocześnie ...

A market system does not automatically lead to an optimum allocation of public goods. Market-based exchange will always lead to a deficit of a public good compared with the socially optimal level. We argue that public ...

The purpose of this paper is to present the changes in political and socioeconomic conditions after 25 years of transformation and how it provided to adopt new methodology in tourism planning. It shows the possibilities ...

This article contains an analysis of regional disparities in the area of education. These disparities are among the significant factors that affect education and lead to social inequalities. This analysis involves municipal ...

The rationale for this study is the search for ways to optimize expenditures on secondary vocational education. Optimization activities should lead to the creation of high quality human capital in the society. The ...

The statistical data presented here show that land prices in Poland discount a significantly greater quantity of utilities than would result from the agricultural functions of land. A similar situation exists in other ...

A market system does not automatically lead to an optimum allocation of public goods. Market-based exchange will always lead to a deficit of a public good compared with the socially optimal level. We argue that public ...