OAR@UM Community:/library/oar/handle/123456789/46102025-12-25T16:10:23Z2025-12-25T16:10:23ZDin l-Art ħelwa tagħlaq 40 sena/library/oar/handle/123456789/1423732025-12-19T14:28:42Z2005-07-02T00:00:00ZTitle: Din l-Art ħelwa tagħlaq 40 sena
Abstract: L-artiklu jfakkar l-40 anniversarju ta’ Din l-Art Ħelwa u jiddiskuti t-twaqqif tagħha fis-snin sittin bħala reazzjoni għall-iżvilupp bla kontroll fil-kampanja Maltija. Juri l-ħidma tal-għaqda fil-konservazzjoni tal-wirt storiku u naturali, ir-restawr ta’ siti importanti u r-rwol tagħha fil-ħolqien ta’ kuxjenza ambjentali fil-pajjiż.2005-07-02T00:00:00ZDelitti fin-Naxxar fis-seklu dsatax/library/oar/handle/123456789/1423122025-12-17T12:34:54Z2019-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Delitti fin-Naxxar fis-seklu dsatax
Abstract: F'dan l-artiklu jingħata tagħrif dwar delitti li seħħu fuq Naxxarin jew twettqu minn Naxxarin fis-seklu dsatax. Dawn id-delitti seħħu fin-Naxxar jew f'Tuneż u twettqu minn Naxxarin li kienu jgħixu hemm.
Description: Part 1 (2019) - Part 2 (2020) - Part 3 (2021) - Part 4 (2022)2019-01-01T00:00:00ZMonetary policy of the National Bank of Poland in the context of excess liquidity in credit (depository*) institutions in Poland, 2020-2024Michalski, Ryszard/library/oar/handle/123456789/1423092025-12-17T10:58:48Z2025-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Monetary policy of the National Bank of Poland in the context of excess liquidity in credit (depository*) institutions in Poland, 2020-2024
Authors: Michalski, Ryszard
Abstract: PURPOSE: This paper looks into the ongoing excess liquidity in Poland’s banking system
between 2020 and 2024, investigating its causes, repercussions, and the role of monetary
policy in influencing it.; DESIGN/METHODOLOGY/APPROACH: The study uses official NBP data and statistical reports and
employs the central bank’s own methodology for measuring excess liquidity. It utilizes factor
decomposition, reserve-ratio analysis, and year-on-year comparisons to assess the
effectiveness of monetary policy tools.; FINDINGS: The study demonstrates that monetary policy in this period was largely ineffective
in containing excess liquidity. The tools used by the NBP absorbed liquidity only
temporarily, while structural factors allowed the surplus to persist and grow.; PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS: The results indicate that without significant changes to the structure
of the NBP assets and a reassessment of reserve requirements, Poland’s monetary
authorities will continue to struggle to reAduce excess liquidity. This will continue to have
immediate effects on controlling inflation as well as on monetary transmission.; ORIGINALITY/VALUE: This paper provides a comprehensive account of excess liquidity in
Poland’s banking sector during an exceptional period marked by the pandemic and the
energy crisis. It highlights the structural weaknesses of current monetary tools and offers
insights into possible reforms.2025-01-01T00:00:00ZEnvironmental versus economic effects of inland water freight transport development in the EUGrzelakowski, Andrzej S./library/oar/handle/123456789/1423082025-12-17T10:49:04Z2025-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Environmental versus economic effects of inland water freight transport development in the EU
Authors: Grzelakowski, Andrzej S.
Abstract: PURPOSE: The main aim of the research is to assess the impact of the inland water freight
transport development on the EU economy, as well as environment, by comparing it with
other modes of transport.; METHODOLOGY: To conduct this data-driven research, the following methods were applied: 1.
critical literature analysis, 2 Data mining and analysis, 3. market analysis and 4.
comparative analysis.; FINDINGS: The research results indicate that inland water freight transport which share in
the EU transport market is already marginal and systematically decreasing, has little
importance for the economy of the EU. It plays more significant role for the trasnsport sector
and the econom only in a few countries. Simultaneously, this mode of transport generates a
relatively low level of GHG emissions. However, this positive feature is losing its importance
due to numerous disruptions impacting inland water navigation, lowering its operational
potential, caused by unpredictable weather and climatic conditions. As a result, there is a
large difference between the economic effects that inland navigation generates for the
transport and logistics sector as well as the EU economy on one hand and the regulatory
support it receives on the other.; PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS: The disproportionately low economic and environmental benefits of
inland waterway freight development compared to other modes of transport indicate the need
to shift some of the forms of support provided to it towards rail and intermodal transport.
This would be a more efficient path to a faster energy transformation of the EU transport
sector, accelerating at the same time economic and social benefits forEUs economy.; ORIGINALITY/VALUE: This study indicates the need for a significant change in the regulatory
system of the EU transport sector. It should be more strongly reoriented towards the
implementation of the sustainable development strategy, and not only, as the regulator
currently pushes for, the environmental strategy, which is only its segment based on
ecological standards. Without making this change and managing it properly, the EU will not
only fail to achieve the assumed energy transformation goals in the transport sector, but
also, by continuing the current narrow formula for implementing the sustainable
development strategy, lead to deep and, in many cases, negative structural changes of an
economic and social nature in transport sector.2025-01-01T00:00:00Z