E00-5 (2119) MACRO- AND MICROECONOMIC PROBLEMS IN THE LIGHT OF ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
The European Union is a powerful driver of the institutional change and development needed to establish a single market capable of securing economic and social cohesion. Decision about entering the EU had an important impact on the macroeconomic growth of the member states. Enlargement which took place in 2004 influenced both the "old" as well the "new" member countries. With this session certain macro- and microeconomic problems in the light of economic integration will be developed. The session will mainly concentrate on the following aspects: · inflow of FDI and its impact on the national economy; with the special emphasis on domestic labour market; · - investment strategies in companies with foreign capital share; · - inflation, economic growth and European Central Bank monetary policy; · - innovation strategy of national economy.
Organizer: Waclawa Starzynska, Jan Kochanowski University, Branch in Piotrkow Trybunalski — Poland
Chair: Waclawa Starzynska, Jan Kochanowski University, Branch in Piotrkow Trybunalski — Poland
 

Athanasios Koulakiotis and Nikolaos Papasyriopoulos, University of Macedonia — Greece, Katerina Lyroudi, Open Hellenic University — Greece, Inflation, GDP, and Causality for European Countries

Part 1 
 

Witold Kasperkiewicz and Edyta Dworak, University of Lodz, Faculty of Economics and Sociology — Poland, Innovation Strategy of the Polish Economy

Part 2 
 

Jerzy Rozanski, University of Lodz, Faculty of Management — Poland, Financing of Investment in Foreign Enterprises

Part 3 
 

Jan L. Bednarczyk, K. Pulaski Technical University of Radom, Faculty of Economics — Poland, Remarks on Inflation, Economic Growth, and European Central Bank Monetary Policy

Part 4 
 

Wieslaw J. Rogalski, Jan Kochanowski University, Branch in Piotrkow Trybunalski, Faculty of Social Science — Poland and Slawomir Poplawski, Jan Kochanowski University, Branch in Piotrków Trybunalski, Faculty of Social Science — Poland, The Financial Situation of Transport and Storage Enterprises in Poland

Part 5 
 

Dorota Starzynska, University of Lodz, Faculty of Management — Poland and Kamil Kruszynski, University of Lodz, Faculty of Economics and Sociology — Poland, The Impact of the FDI Inflow on the Polish Labour Market

Discussant: Antonin Rusek, Susquehanna University — USA

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