G10-2 FINANCIAL MARKET ANALYSIS
Globalization and development of the computer techniques and data analysis influence financial market that became the global one. Investors can buy and sell financial instruments practically any time and anywhere. Thus the methodology of the financial analysis has been developing rapidly for last three decades. And it seems to be important to discuss the problems of the financial markets analysis to test the existing methods and to look for the new one.
Organizer: Dorota Witkowska, Warsaw University of Life Sciences — Poland
Chair: Waldemar Tarczynski, University of Szczecin — Poland

Wieslaw Debski, University of Finance and Management — Poland and Iwona Bujnowicz, Universisy of Lodz — Poland, Relationships Between Economic Growth in Poland and Financial Market Development

Marek Gruszczyński, Warsaw School of Economics — Poland, Benchmarks for Financial Ratios – a Microeconometric View

Małgorzata Luniewska, University of Szczecin — Poland, Fundamental Data Base

Krzysztof Kompa and Aleksandra Matuszewska, Warsaw University of Life Sciences — Poland, Behavior of Warsaw Stock Exchange Indices: Variance Ratio Test Application

Tomasz Wisniewski, Warsaw Stock Exchange — Poland, Causality Testing of Main Volatility Indices

Discussants: Piotr Chrzan, The Karol Adamiecki University of Economics in Katowice — Poland, Andrzej Karpio and Joanna Landmesser, Warsaw University of Life Sciences — Poland, Jennifer Foo, Stetson University — USA, Mirosława Gazinska, University of Szczecin —

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