Financial standing of Polish enterprises
Journal Title: Central European Review of Economics and Finance - Year 2014, Vol 6, Issue 3
Abstract
Analysis of financial results and selected indicators of enterprises in sixteen Polish voivodeships is the key element of this paper. The figures are obtained from publications by the National Office for Statistics - Local Data Bank - and a report by the Polish Agency of Enterprise Development. The objective of this article is to present the financial condition of enterprises operating in the Polish market. The analysis implies the position of Polish enterprises continues to indicate a satisfactory financial standing of such entities. In respect of territorial divisions, the Mazovian voivodeship has been an undoubted leader for several years, followed by Silesian and Greater Poland regions. Enterprises active in less urbanised voivodeships: Opole, Podlaskie, and Lubusz, rank lowest in this regard.
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Katarzyna Brożek
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