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978-83-66199-03-3
ISBN: 978-83-66199-03-3
e-ISBN: 978-83-66199-37-8
DOI: 10.18559/978-83-66199-37-8
Edition: I
Publication date: 2019
First publication date: 2019
Pages: 238
Print: paperback
Electronic version: pdf
Format: B5
License : open access
Keywords

globalisation, Polish industries, internationalisation, industry development, firm life cycle, new institutional economics, agency theory, economic crisis, technological advancement,
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Katarzyna Mroczek-Dąbrowska

The internationalisation of Polish industries in the context of the new institutional economics: Diagnosis and determinants

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Mroczek-Dąbrowska, K. (2019). The internationalisation of Polish industries in the context of the new institutional economics: Diagnosis and determinants. Poznań University of Economics and Business Press. https://doi.org/10.18559/978-83-66199-37-8

This monograph touches upon the relatively under-researched subject of the process and degree of industry internationalisation. Situated between the micro- and macroeconomic perspectives, the book deals with economic subsystems which are rarely discussed in the international business literature but which constitute a vital pillar of national economics. As Prof. Krzysztof Wach from the Cracow University of Economics emphasises, the book fills a gap in the Polish publishing market not only regarding the idea itself, but also by applying innovative and up-to-date research methods. Additionally, the monograph not only concerns contemporary issues developed within new institutional economics and internationalisation theory, but has a pragmatic, applicative character aimed at expanding the Polish economy. As Prof. Bogusława Drelich-Skulska from the Wrocław University of Economics stresses, the issues discussed have a significant meaning for both developed and developing economies.