"Prace Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu 63/5. Efficiency in Polish listed commercial banks"

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Part 1. Economics and Finances 6

Leszek Czerwonka: Efficiency in Polish listed commercial banks: a DEA approach 8

Beata Dratwińska-Kania: The importance of the production control method for mature model parameters of production control effects based on the conducted survey questionnaire 20

Paweł Drobny: The attention markets as a challenge for competition policy 30

Leszek Dziawgo: Ecological investment funds in German-speaking Europe 44

Magdalena Jarczok-Guzy: Changes in income taxes in Poland in the opinion of small and medium enterprises 54

Dorota Korenik: The concept of sustainable innovation as applied to banking intermediation 64

Edyta Sygut: Fiscal efficiency of excise duty on passenger cars in Poland 79

Mariola Szewczyk-Jarocka: Opinions of socially excluded individuals on conducting business activity and being employed on a full-time basis in view of own research 91

Part 2. Management and Quality Sciences 104

Christian Brauweiler, Aida Yerimpasheva: CSR and CSRR in Kazakhstan: state and prospects 106

Karolina Gwarda: A study of residents’ ecological awareness and behaviour in the context of the transformation of Gdynia towards a zero waste city 124

Janusz Kot, Ewa Kraska: The role of the voivodeship capital cities of Eastern Poland in the aspect of stimulating regional development 137

Barbara Kusto: An assessment of the functioning of the municipal offices of Świętokrzyskie province 153

Remigiusz Napiecek: Selected aspects of a university’s sustainable development strategy 164

Magdalena Rajchelt-Zublewicz, Estera Piwoni-Krzeszowska, Małgorzata Matyja: Tangible and intangible resources and the financial performance of Polish social cooperatives 174

Andrzej Sztando: Contemporary expectations of Polish small town authorities towards the state policy of local development 189

Robert Walasek: Post-transactional customer service in a company’s competitive approach – results of the study 201