Gospodarka Narodowa. The Polish Journal of Economics

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Gospodarka Narodowa. The Polish Journal of Economics does not charge any fees for manuscript submission or article processing/publishing.
An article may be submitted in either Polish or English (American or British usage is accepted, but not a mixture of these); it must be written in an impersonal form.
Articles should be no longer than 25 pages (Times New Roman, 12-point font, 2.5 cm margins, 1.5 line spacing).
The title of the article should be as concise as possible.
An abstract (of 150-200 words) must provide information about: (a) the aim of the article, (b) the research method, (c) results, and (d) conclusions.
Articles should be clearly separated into parts, such as an introduction, chapters/sections, and an ending (conclusions, summary).
References should be cited in the body of the text, not in the footnotes. Examples:
(a) Management of natural resources exploitation is based on both economic and ecological principles [Goleman, 2009].
(b) A similar micro approach based on simple Mincerian equations was used earlier by Prasad [2003] for Germany.
(c) The inclusion of A.C. Pigou's theory of externalities into neoclassical analysis [Pigou, 1941; 1943; 1947] resulted in including the social costs or benefits of the aggregate supply.
(d) For a discussion of rationing rules see, for example, Tirole [1988: 212-214].
Any diagrams, tables or figures should be numbered.
References should be arranged alphabetically and chronologically. Book and journal titles should be italicized. Please follow the pattern as shown in the examples below:
(a) Tanzi V., Schuknecht L. [2000], Public spending in the 20th Century: a global perspective, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
(b) Levinson A. [2012], Valuing public goods using happiness data: the case of air quality, Journal of Public Economics, 96(9-10): 869-880.
(c) Heckman J.J. [1979], Sample selection bias as a specification error, Econometrica, 47(1): 153-161.
(d) Telegdy A. [2006], The effect of the public-sector wage increase on the public-private relative wages, in: Galasi, P., Kezdi, G. (eds.), The Hungarian Labour Market: 60-68, Budapest, Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
The article should be submitted using the Editorial System online manuscript submission tool, available via journal website.
The submitted version of the article must not contain any information that would make it possible to identify the author, i.e.:
- The authors' names and their affiliations must not appear on the title page.
- References to any previous work by the authors (books, articles, papers, etc.) should be phrased in such a way so as to prevent their identification.
- This version of the article must not contain any acknowledgments or references to participation in joint research projects, conferences, etc.
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Articles accepted for publication must be submitted in the form of editable files (.doc, .docx, .odt or .rtf). All math symbols, formulas and equations should be prepared using the Equation Editor tool or its equivalent.
The journal reserves the right to make abridgments and adjustments in order to bring an article into line with its editorial standards. The title of an article may be changed.
The journal works closely with authors throughout the process of editing the article.

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