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Public Sector and Budgetary Economy in Transition in Poland in a New Context of Development Economics

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  • Krzysztof JarosiÅ„ski

    (Warsaw School of Economics, Department of Regional and Spatial DevelopmentUnit of Management in Public Sector, Head of Unit, Poland)

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The subject of the paper is to present selected problems of the budgetary economy of enterprises an organizational units of the public sector. The main focus is to explore the relations between the principles of the budgetary economy of the public sector units against assumptions of new concepts of economic development. This study refers also to the idea of development economics because the systemic transition towards the market economy in Poland required reconstruction of the economy and the creation of new political, organizational and social structures. In the presented study there were applied analytical methods relating to the empirical data and also analytical methods related to the finances of the public sector. Research methods referred to the theoretical analysis of literature and empirical analysis of the relations between phenomena occurring in the real economy and in the public sector. Preliminary studies indicated that it was not possible to conduct economic policies and maximize tax revenue, particularly by escalating tax burden. Budgetary economy should therefore be conducted according to the principles of rationality and efficiency of resource use. The increase of the budgetary revenues of these group of public sector units must lead to negative consequences, and in particular to increase of the range of the shadow economy.

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  • Krzysztof JarosiÅ„ski, 2017. "Public Sector and Budgetary Economy in Transition in Poland in a New Context of Development Economics," European Journal of Economics and Business Studies Articles, Revistia Research and Publishing, vol. 3, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:eur:ejesjr:203
    DOI: 10.26417/ejes.v9i1.p269-277
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