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Odporność krajów na różnym poziomie rozwoju na ekonomiczne skutki światowego kryzysu finansowego oraz pandemii Covid-19
W książce przedstawiono zmiany w zakresie polityki makroekonomicznej, do których doszło w następstwie światowego kryzysu finansowego i w trakcie pandemii Covid-19. Badaniami objęto zmiany odporności krajów na takie pokryzysowe niekorzystne zjawi-ska makroekonomiczne jak akumulacja długu publicznego i dominacja fiskalna, zwiększona zmienność przepływów kapitału między-narodowego oraz ryzyko jego trwałego odpływu.
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W książce przedstawiono zmiany w zakresie polityki makroekonomicznej, do których doszło w następstwie światowego kryzysu finansowego i w trakcie pandemii Covid-19. Badaniami objęto zmiany odporności krajów na takie pokryzysowe niekorzystne zjawi-ska makroekonomiczne jak akumulacja długu publicznego i dominacja fiskalna, zwiększona zmienność przepływów kapitału między-narodowego oraz ryzyko jego trwałego odpływu. Analiza ogniskuje się wokół czterech wiodących pytań, którym poświęcono kolejne rozdziały:
• Czy aktywne wykorzystanie polityki fiskalnej do stabilizacji gospodarki okaże się trwałą zmianą i istotnie przyczyni się do większej stabilności makroekonomicznej?
• Czy akumulacja długu publicznego ogranicza pole decyzji w polityce pieniężnej i czy zależy ona od stosowanej strategii polityki pieniężnej?
• Czy zmiany otwartości finansowej były dodatkowym źródłem niestabilności finansowej i makroekonomicznej?
• Jak zmiany w polityce ekonomicznej i w otoczeniu instytucjonalnym zmieniły podatność gospodarek wschodzących na trwały od-pływ kapitału w okresie pandemii?
„Recenzowana monografia stanowi bardzo ciekawe, inspirujące, wielowątkowe studium badawcze dotyczące interakcji zachodzących między poszczególnymi politykami makroekonomicznymi realizowanymi w krajach pozostających na zróżnicowanym poziomie rozwoju, w odpowiedzi na wyzwania i zjawiska towarzyszące dwóm ostatnim kryzysom o zasięgu globalnym".
Dr hab. Joanna Bogołębska, prof. Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, fragment recenzji
„Książka (...) będzie stanowiła cenne źródło wiedzy dla badaczy i praktyków zainteresowanych problematyką polityki ekonomicznej i koniunktury gospodarczej (...). Ponadto, książka powinna wzbudzić również zainteresowanie studentów kierunków ekonomicznych".
Dr hab. Sylwia Pangsy-Kania, prof. Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego, fragment recenzji
Wstęp 7
Rozdział 1
Zmiany w polityce fiskalnej w krajach na różnym poziomie rozwoju w reakcji na światowy kryzys finansowy i pandemię Covid-19 - Łukasz Jabłoński 11
1.1. Uwagi wstępne 11
1.2. Okres przed światowym kryzysem finansowym lat 2007-2009 12
1.3. Kryzys finansowy pierwszej dekady XXI wieku 19
1.4. Ogłoszenie pandemii Covid-19 jako wyzwanie dla polityki gospodarczej 24
1.5. Uwagi końcowe 31
Bibliografia 33
Rozdział 2
Polityka pieniężna w warunkach zagrożenia dominacją fiskalną wywołanego światowym kryzysem finansowym i pandemią Covid-19
- Marek A. Dąbrowski 39
2.1. Uwagi wstępne 39
2.2. Kwestie terminologiczne 41
2.3. Przegląd literatury 47
2.4. Ramy teoretyczne 51
2.5. Metodologia 53
2.6. Opis danych 55
2.7. Wyniki empiryczne 59
2.8. Uwagi końcowe 70
Bibliografia 72
Rozdział 3
Zmiany otwartości finansowej w krajach na różnym poziomie rozwoju w warunkach zaburzeń wywołanych globalnym kry-zysem finansowym oraz pandemią Covid-19 - Paweł Kawa 77
3.1. Uwagi wstępne 77
3.2. Kierunki badań nad otwartością finansową w krajach na średnim i wysokim poziomie rozwoju - perspektywa pokryzysowa 81
3.3. Zmiany poziomu otwartości finansowej w dobie kryzysów 91
3.4. Uwagi końcowe 97
Bibliografia 100
Rozdział 4
Reakcja przepływów kapitału na globalny kryzys finansowy oraz pandemię Covid-19 - Andrzej Wojtyna 103
4.1. Uwagi wstępne 103
4.2. Postęp w badaniach nad przepływami kapitału w okresie przed pandemią 104
4.3. Zmiany w przepływach kapitału w wyniku pandemii 121
4.4. Uwagi końcowe 126
Bibliografia 127
Spis tabel 131
Spis rysunków 132
Recenzenci:
Dr hab. Sylwia Pangsy-Kania, profesor Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego
Dr hab. Joanna Bogołębska, profesor Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego
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