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In the paper we analyse how the earners age affects the level of households income inequality in West-EU countries. Therefore, in the study we focus on various subgroups of household distinguished on the age of the household head. The main research objective of the article…

The challenges of the current life conditions interfere with all aspects of university tuition. These make educators focus on their skills and abilities while providing training to the students, where master courses stand apart due to the special students’ needs. Teaching a foreign language to…

There are phenomena on the real estate market that are difficult to analyse individually. In order to comprehensively analyse and monitor phenomena in this market, extensive databases are required (Mrsic, Jerkovic, & Balkovic, 2020). In Poland, banks have a database that they use for the…

The emigration of young and educated people (for example nursing graduates) is a loss to the country, which has incurred the high cost of their education, while benefiting countries that receive the highly qualified personnel. The principal objective of this study was to identify and…

Non-Resident Indians (NRI) are backbone of remittance flow to India. The past decade witnessed massive increase in the inflow of funds to India through NRI remittance. In the year 2019 alone, the amount of money remitted by NRI touched $83 billion, which is higher than…

Russian-Brazilian trade relations have been intensifying for last decades; however, cooperation between two countries faces certain challenges. One of the potential solutions for eliminating trade barriers is to sign a free trade agreement. Both Russia and Brazil are leading members of customs unions: the EAEU…

Nowadays, socioeconomic development, along with rural development, has received a new character and accelerated due to the fact new properties of external environment have determined an extraordinary increase in the value of knowledge. Knowledge has been as a new source of change. Compiling knowledge that…

In connection with the subprime crisis, and then in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many central banks around the world decided to use an unconventional monetary policy tool in the form of government bond purchase programs on the secondary markets. Such actions have renewed discussion on the…

Michael Spence, together with Joseph E. Stiglitz and George A. Akerlof, was awarded the 2001 Nobel Prize in Information Economics for his contribution to the analysis of markets characterized by information asymmetry that occurs when some market participants have better information than others do. Spence…

The author reviews approaches of adult educators to their roles and to adult learning. The paper reflects the findings of a phenomenographic research that was carried out in 2017 and 2018 with participation of 20 adult educators, representing both formal and non-formal education. The purpose…