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- Title
PODATKI I FISKALIZM W POKONYWANIU WSPÓŁCZESNYCH ZJAWISK KRYZYSOWYCH. KONTROWERSJE WOKÓŁ ZAKRESU STOSOWANIA FISKALIZMU W POLSCE W WARUNKACH EPIDEMII COVID 19.
- Authors
Maksimczuk, Marta
- Abstract
Purpose: To attempt to assess the extent to which previously reported suggestions/recommendations regarding Poland's ability to apply an optimal range of fiscalism after the 2008 crisis have been taken into account in the search for ways out of the current economic collapse created with the COVID 19 epidemic. Research method: Mainly descriptive, sup- ported also by elements of analytical. The descriptive method was used for a reconstructive (foreign and Polish literature) presentation of views on fiscalism and public debt and their (on the basis of the results of for- eign empirical studies) influence on GDP. It was supported by causal analysis of the previously described relationships. Conclusions: In addition to the annotation of the verification of the research hypothesis, these are generalizations of the considerations made with the formulation also of the resulting specific conclusions. They also include a reference to the proposals contained in the so-called "Polish Deal" and in the public consultation seeking ways out of the economic collapse arising and the COVID 19 epidemic. Originality/value: They cohere in: 1. the search for an answer to the question: can the modern state really strive also for the optimal scope of fiscalism and public debt? 2. an attempt to address the author's recommendations for Poland from theoretical and empirical (from the period of the 2008 crisis) research on the relationship between the amount of tax burden and the GDP growth rate in the long term on the basis of selected taxes here (CIT, PIT and VAT) 4. refer to the sensitive issues of choosing the shape of fiscal policy in the conditions of the crisis and the epidemic of COVID 19, in overcoming of which all possibilities should be included.
- Publication
Economic Sciences / Nauki Ekonomiczne, 2021, Vol 34, p105
- ISSN
2719-4175
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.19251/ne/2021.34(7)