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Integration of spendings on the agricultural sector in the national budget and the budgets of voivodes in Poland in the long term (2000-2013)

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  • Czyżewski Andrzej

    (Full Professor Poznan University of Economics Head of the Department of Macro and Agricultural Economics)

  • Matuszczak Anna

    (Assistant Professor Poznan University of Economics Department of Macro and Agricultural Economics)

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Integracja wydatków na sektor rolny w budżecie centralnym i budżetach wojewodów w Polsce w długim okresie (2000-2013) Celem artykułu było wskazanie na obszary integracji wydatków na sektor rolny w budżecie centralnym i w budżetach wojewodów w latach 2000-2013, ze wskazaniem na zachodzące procesy ich komplementarności i substytucyjności. Przeanalizowano wydatki z krajowego oraz unijnego budżetu płynące do sektora rolnego w Polsce, wykazując na ich istotne zwiększenie po integracji Polski z UE. Zauważalne było jednocześnie, że rosnące wydatki na sektor rolny z budżetu krajowego mogły być „wymuszane” przez rosnące środki z UE. Wskazuje to na ich integralność rozumianą jako komplementarność wobec siebie. Następnie ukazano komplementarności i substytucyjności wydatków na sektor rolny w centralnych budżetach rolnych i budżetach wojewodów z uwzględnieniem fi nansowania projektów z udziałem środków europejskich, zaznaczając utrwalające się tendencje.

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  • Czyżewski Andrzej & Matuszczak Anna, 2013. "Integration of spendings on the agricultural sector in the national budget and the budgets of voivodes in Poland in the long term (2000-2013)," Management, Sciendo, vol. 17(2), pages 297-307, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:vrs:manmen:v:17:y:2013:i:2:p:297-307:n:23
    DOI: 10.2478/manment-2013-0073
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