Assessment of Fiscal Interference of The State in The Market in Poland Against the Background of The European Union Using the Redistribution Rate in The Face of The Crisis Conditions of the 21st Century
Sławomir ZWIERZCHLEWSKI1, Izabela GABRYELEWICZ2, Katarzyna ŁASIŃSKA2, Patryk KRUPA2 and Rafał KIESZEK2
1Poznan University of Economics and Business, Poznan, Poland
2University of Zielona Góra, Zielona Góra, Poland
Volume 2024 (11),
Article ID 4435024,
Economic Policy, Sustainability, and Social Challenges in a Global Context: 44ECO 2024
Abstract
One of the most interesting and at the same time most controversial economic questions is how much state should be in the economy? How actively should the public authority intervene in the functioning of the market. There are many theories and views on this subject. However, in a discussion of this kind, a clear distinction should be made between interference of a micro- and macro-economic nature. The present study refers to the latter, and primarily taking place in the fiscal sphere.