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Wyznaczanie potencjalnego PKB i łącznej produktywności czynników produkcji

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  • Florczak, Waldemar
  • Welfe, Władysław

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W empirycznej analizie rozwoju gospodarczego podstawowe pytania doty- czą roli głównych źródeł tego rozwoju. W warunkach gospodarki rynkowej, a także transformowanej, gdy chodzi o Polskę, można przyjąć, iż tempo wzro- stu gospodarczego zależyod tempa wzrostu popytu na produkcję krajową (PKB). Jednakże, wzrost ten staje się możliwy, gdy wodpowiednim stopniu rośnie krajowypotencjał produkcyjny. Ma to m.in. szczególne znaczenie w anali- zach strategii rozwojowej. Zwróćmy także uwagę na to, iż wanalizach śred- niookresowych wahania w stopniu wykorzystania potencjalnego PKB mają istotne znaczenie dla objaśnienia procesówinflacyjnych.

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  • Florczak, Waldemar & Welfe, Władysław, 2000. "Wyznaczanie potencjalnego PKB i łącznej produktywności czynników produkcji," Gospodarka Narodowa-The Polish Journal of Economics, Szkoła Główna Handlowa w Warszawie / SGH Warsaw School of Economics, vol. 2000(11-12), November.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:polgne:349317
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.349317
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