FINANCIAL SYSTEM IN POLAND VOL. 2

Discover an in-depth analysis of the Polish financial system in the second volume of the esteemed textbook by Bogusław Pietrzak, Zbigniew Polański, and B. Woźniak. This updated and expanded edition considers the changes that have occurred in the Polish economy following its accession to the European Union and in the context of global transformations.

• Comprehensive coverage of financial system issues.
• Analysis of changes after Poland's accession to the EU.
• Detailed discussion of the public financial system.
• Up-to-date factual and interpretative data.
• New chapter on common funds.
• Subject index to facilitate navigation through the content.
• Intended for students, economists, politicians, and practitioners.

The second volume of the textbook focuses on the public financial system, covering state budgetary management, the financial system of local government units, earmarked funds, public aid, fiscal policy, and public debt management. In addition, it analyzes the finances of entities in the real economy, such as households and enterprises. The authors combine theoretical knowledge with empirical knowledge, referring to changes in the Polish financial system in the context of global experiences and processes of European integration. The textbook is an invaluable source of knowledge for anyone interested in the functioning and development of the Polish financial system.

Scientific Publishing House PWN, known for its care for the quality and reliability of scientific publications, gives readers a publication that has gained recognition both in academic circles and among economic practitioners. The authors, outstanding specialists from renowned universities, combine scientific work with active activities in institutions of the Polish financial system, which guarantees a high level of content and the practical applicability of the presented content. Bogusław Pietrzak, Zbigniew Polański, and B. Woźniak are experts whose knowledge and experience form the foundation of this comprehensive study.

This textbook is especially recommended for students of economics universities, students of other universities, management school students, employees of financial institutions, politicians, and economic practitioners. Its comprehensiveness and timeliness make it a valuable source of information for anyone who wants to understand the intricacies of the Polish financial system and its impact on the economy.