I. ARTICLES
Barbara Pawełek, Mateusz Baryła, Józef Pociecha
STUDY OF THE CLASSIFICATION ACCURACY MEASURES FOR PREDICTING
CORPORATE BANKRUPTCY TAKING INTO ACCOUNT CHANGES IN THE
ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT
Jakub Borowski, Adam Czerniak, Jakub Boratyński, Dariusz Rosati
FOREIGN BANK OWNERSHIP AND BUSINESS CYCLE SYNCHRONIZATION IN
THE EUROPEAN UNION
Emilija Beker Pucar
THE NEXUS BETWEEN THE FEAR OF FLOATING AND EXPENDITURESWITCHING EXTERNAL ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM: EMERGING EUROPEAN AND LATIN AMERICAN FLOATERS
Grażyna Dehnel, Elżbieta Gołata, Marek Walesiak
ASSESSMENT OF CHANGES IN POPULATION AGEING IN REGIONS OF THE
V4 COUNTRIES WITH APPLICATION OF MULTIDIMENSIONAL SCALING
Michele Zenga, Alina Jędrzejczak
DECOMPOSITION OF THE ZENGA INEQUALITY INDEX I(Y) INTO THE
CONTRIBUTIONS OF MACROREGIONS AND INCOME COMPONENTS – AN
APPLICATION TO DATA FROM POLAND AND ITALY
Aneta Ptak-Chmielewska, Anna Matuszyk
APPLICATION OF THE RANDOM SURVIVAL FORESTS METHOD IN THE
BANKRUPTCY PREDICTION FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
Anna Rakowska, Susana de Juana-Espinosa, Iwona Mendryk
WELL-BEING AND JOB SATISFACTION OF EMPLOYEES AGED 50+,
PERCEIVED ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT AND
INNOVATION
Cao Yuhong, You Jianxin, Shi Yongjiang, Hu Wei
IMPROVED AHP AND MANIFOLD LEARNING MODEL FOR R&D AND
TRANSFORMATION FUNCTIONAL PLATFORM PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION
Ewa Genge
LC-IRT MODELS WITH COVARIATES IN POLISH JOB SATISFACTION
ANALYSIS
Marcin Rzeszutek, Adam Szyszka
OVERCONFIDENCE AND INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING (IPO) DECISIONS:
A BEHAVIOURAL CORPORATE FINANCE SURVEY AMONG POLISH
MANAGERS
Bartosz Olesiński, Marek Rozkrut, Andrzej Torój
HOW TIME-VARYING ELASTICITIES OF DEMAND TRANSLATE INTO THE
EXCISE-RELATED LAFFER SURFACE
Tomasz S. Berent
THE FINANCIAL LEVERAGE PARADOX. THE CONFUSION SURROUNDING
THE LEVERAGE CONCEPT
Dagmara Lewicka
EMPLOYEE INSTITUTIONAL TRUST AS AN ANTECEDENT OF DIVERSE
DIMENSIONS OF ORGANISATIONAL COMMITMENT
Katarzyna Czernek-Marszałek, Paweł Marszałek
SOCIAL EMBEDDEDNESS AS A TRIGGER OF BUSINESS TOURISM
COOPERATION
Anna Kwiotkowska
ALTERNATIVE COMBINATIONS OF DETERMINANTS CREATING FINANCIAL
STRATEGY. THE CASE OF POLISH UNIVERSITY SPIN-OFF COMPANIES