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Borowska A. Outdoor markets as a regional food distribution channel in Poland between 2004 and 2013
Autor | Agnieszka Borowska, |
Tytuł | Outdoor markets as a regional food distribution channel in Poland between 2004 and 2013 |
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Key words | domestic trade, direct sales, outdoor markets, regional products (PDO, PGI) |
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Abstract | The article examines the importance of all-year and seasonal outdoor markets in the supply chain of regional food with PDO and PGI geographical indications. The author elaborates on changes to sales levels and the structure of outdoor markets in Poland in the years 2004–2013. She looks at the role outdoor markets play in the food supply chain, including the supply of regional food, especially agricultural products. She used consumer surveys as a primary source of information and data from Poland’s Central Statistical Office as a secondary source. The article concludes with reflections on the possibility of developing direct sales of regional foods in Poland’s outdoor markets in the context of consumer expectations. |
Cytowanie | Borowska A. |
Pełny tekst | AMME_2015_n2_s5.pdf |
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DOI | 10.22630/AMME.2015.1.2.10 |
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Bórawski P., Grzybowska-Brzezińska M. Student Preferences in the Milk Market
Autor | Piotr Bórawski, Mariola Grzybowska-Brzezińska, |
Tytuł | Student Preferences in the Milk Market |
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Key words | preferences, consumer, milk market |
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Abstract | The article presents consumer preferences on the milk market. The research was conducted on a group of 98 students studying management at the Higher School of Economics and Social Sciences in Ostrołęka in 2014. The research showed that the respondents are young and they pay the greatest attention to: quality, brand and price. The respondents buy milk every day or several times a week. The students ranked ease of purchase, product quality, and wide choice of products as the most important factors in their decision to buy a particular milk from a particular vendor. They also indicated the most important information on a container was the percentage of fat and the expiration date. |
Cytowanie | Bórawski P., Grzybowska-Brzezińska M. |
Pełny tekst | AMME_2015_n2_s15.pdf |
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DOI | 10.22630/AMME.2015.1.2.11 |
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Dziwulski J., Harasim W. Modern marketing strategies and organizational management in the era of globalization
Autor | Janek Dziwulski, Wiesław Harasim, |
Tytuł | Modern marketing strategies and organizational management in the era of globalization |
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Key words | modern marketing strategies, intellectual capital, human capital |
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Abstract | The article highlights the importance of components of intellectual capital in developing the organisation’s strategy. Information and modern technologies are the key to effective implementation of the marketing strategy of the company. |
Cytowanie | Dziwulski J., Harasim W. |
Pełny tekst | AMME_2015_n2_s25.pdf |
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DOI | 10.22630/AMME.2015.1.2.12 |
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Kaczmarczyk S. Marketing in Polish enterprises – Mazowieckie voivodship and beyond
Autor | Stanisław Kaczmarczyk, |
Tytuł | Marketing in Polish enterprises – Mazowieckie voivodship and beyond |
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Key words | scientific research, marketing activities, Polish enterprises, enterprises in Mazowieckie Voivodship |
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Abstract | The analysis was based on data gained from scientific research done in 2010-2011 by the research team at the Marketing and Commerce Department at Nicolaus Copernicus University. The article describes and compares data on marketing conditions in Mazovia’s enterprises with data on Polish enterprises from the country as a whole. The main focus is a comparative analysis of chosen marketing activities and tools used by all the companies under consideration. The issues discussed are among the practical and theoretical aspects of contemporary marketing in Poland, especially in Mazowieckie Voivodship. |
Cytowanie | Kaczmarczyk S. |
Pełny tekst | AMME_2015_n2_s35.pdf |
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DOI | 10.22630/AMME.2015.1.2.13 |
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Bogucka K., Milewska A. Municipal waste management as a local government task – legal and organizational challenges
Autor | Karolina Bogucka, Anna Milewska, |
Tytuł | Municipal waste management as a local government task – legal and organizational challenges |
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Key words | municipality, municipal waste, environmental policy |
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Abstract | The article presents the organisational and legal conditions behind a municipal waste management system. The authors reviewed the subject literature on the functioning of local government and public services theory, focusing on municipal waste management. The paper also contains acts governing international and national law. They define, in the light of the central hierarchy of waste, the types and magnitude of necessary measures to be implemented in this area. They cover both requirements of quantity and quality. |
Cytowanie | Bogucka K., Milewska A. |
Pełny tekst | AMME_2015_n2_s47.pdf |
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DOI | 10.22630/AMME.2015.1.2.14 |
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Pawłowski M., Powęska H. The determinants of tourism development in the Płock region
Autor | Mateusz Pawłowski, Halina Powęska, |
Tytuł | The determinants of tourism development in the Płock region |
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Key words | Płock region, tourist attractions, tourist facilities |
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Abstract | In the region of Płock, which includes the city and the surrounding county, the right conditions for tourism to develop are in place. This is important for the city, as an ever more vibrant economic center, as well as for the outlying rural areas, for which, next to agriculture, tourism could play an important role in socio-economic development. Given that, the article presents an analysis of the potential of tourist assets, the level of development of the tourist infrastructure and the region’s transport accessibility. The analysis reveals disparities in terms of the saturation of tourist assets and tourist infrastructure facilities. The city of Płock is much more developed than the rural areas. However, for the Płock region as a whole, the rural and urban areas are complementary. A factor that negatively affects the development of tourism in the region is the poorly developed transport infrastructure, which somewhat limits accessibility. Improving it is utmost importance if the region is to develop its tourism potential and other socio-economic areas. |
Cytowanie | Pawłowski M., Powęska H. |
Pełny tekst | AMME_2015_n2_s59.pdf |
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DOI | 10.22630/AMME.2015.1.2.15 |
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Rembielak G. Insights into the choice and decision making to study at a selected British university in the example of Polish students at the university global fair in Poland
Autor | Grażyna Rembielak, |
Tytuł | Insights into the choice and decision making to study at a selected British university in the example of Polish students at the university global fair in Poland |
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Key words | Polish students, UK Higher Education, study motivation, push factors, pull factors |
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Abstract | The paper investigates what motivates Polish students to study in the UK. The research is based on Polish students who attended the University Global Fair in Warsaw, Poland in 2015, and were inclined to study at one British university in north-west England. The paper examines these students’ motivation for their choice and investigates their decision-making process in this case. According to the literature, two main types of factors influence students’ decision-making process: push and pull factors. Push factors are created by the students’ country of origin, and are the ones that persuade them to move abroad. Pull factors, in turn, are those which operate within the host country and encourage students to consider it as their new residence Though the UK is one of the main destinations to study for Polish students, little research has been done on this particular group. That gap created the opportunity for the present investigation, for which I interviewed a group of students. Their answers indicate that, contrary to what a number of other studies have suggested, pull factors could be more important in influencing Polish students to study at British universities. |
Cytowanie | Rembielak G. |
Pełny tekst | AMME_2015_n2_s69.pdf |
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DOI | 10.22630/AMME.2015.1.2.16 |
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Wyszecka J. Teacher motivation to work in universities – the example of the National Defence University
Autor | Justyna Wyszecka, |
Tytuł | Teacher motivation to work in universities – the example of the National Defence University |
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Key words | motivation to work, university teachers’ motivation, motivating factors, military academic teacher |
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Abstract | The aim of this article is to emphasize the importance of teacher motivation to work. I was interested in discovering key factors which contribute to teacher motivation to work at university, to doing research, to teaching and doing work of an organizational nature among civilian, officers and reserve or retired officers. It was found very important due to influence of motivation on, e.g. quality of school education or science researches. In order to indicate the main motivating factors to work in the university I used the results of diagnostic survey which was done among a representative research sample at the National Defence University (NDU) in Warsaw. |
Cytowanie | Wyszecka J. |
Pełny tekst | AMME_2015_n2_s80.pdf |
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DOI | 10.22630/AMME.2015.1.2.17 |
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80-89 |
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