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Recent years have seen growing recognition that multinational firms are resourceful actors that can play a crucial role for economic development and social change. However, while these roles are widely recognized, relevant theories and debates have often remained unconnected. This part of a wider research…

Access to an adequate amount of cheap energy is crucial in the process of achieving the goals of a sustainable economy. The sources from which energy is obtained are also important. Currently, especially in the European Union (EU) countries, a great emphasis is placed on…

The article addresses the problem of communication and the role of trust in the management of an organization from the SME translation sector in times of crisis. The attempt to adapt to the dynamic changes forced on the company in times of crisis may shape…

Fertility has been consistently high in Nigeria for the past decades and most studies addressing fertility issues in Nigeria focus mainly on women neglecting the role men play in fertility decisions. This study examines the effects of selected background factors and knowledge of family planning…

The research aim focus on determining the cause and effect relationship on the wheat market in Poland. Based on the observation of prices, purchase volumes, exports and imports in Poland, futures contracts from the Matif exchange, an attempt was made to establish the position of…

Thinking about the smart city concept assumes an interdisciplinary approach to solving problems and challenges, such as ecological, environmental and social. Thanks to their "intelligence", smart cities develop in a harmonious, planned and sustainable way, therefore smart cities often realize the concept of sustainable development.…

Starting from the de facto situation of the Romanian transport infrastructure and highlighting its place within the European communication network, this study presents the relevant aspects of interconnectivity between infrastructure and general economic development, between regional disparities created by the state of transport networks and…

The paper s an attempt to identify key factors that affect social media (SM) use among students in Poland. They were investigated among respondents divided by gender. The survey involved 646 students of five Polish universities. The study shows that the most popular social media…

The paper provides broad review of the available sources on the way sustainable development issue is being raised by selected polish chambers of commerce. The review reveals that only few of the chosen organizations pay attention to the problem of sustainable development or green economy…

The analysis of the EU law and the case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) resulted in the emergence of the essential defining characteristics of taxable persons under EU value added tax (VAT) rules. They were the starting point for conducting…