Edward Szczepanik

Why Is Edward Szczepanik Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Edward Franciszek Szczepanik was a Polish economist and the last Prime Minister of the Polish Government in Exile. Biography Szczepanik was born on 21 August 1915 in Suwałki, a small town in northern Poland, while the country was part of Imperial Russia under German occupation.

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Edward Szczepanik's Published Works

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Published Papers

The economic growth of Hong Kong (1960) (52)
New limits on European agriculture : politics and the common agricultural policy (1986) (7)
Symposium on Economic and Social Problems of the Far East. (1964) (7)
The cost of living in Hong Kong (1956) (6)
The economic role of middlemen and co-operatives in Indo-Pacific fisheries (1960) (5)
Agricultural policies at different levels of development (1975) (4)
The national income of Hong Kong, 1947-1950 (1957) (4)
Capital Requirements for the Development of South and South-East Asia (1958) (3)
Agricultural capital formation in selected developing countries (1970) (2)
Recent changes in world livestock/feed price ratios (1977) (1)
EEC food policies for the 1990s (1978) (1)
Six Steps to Effective Leadership (2003) (0)
Report of the F.A.O. Training Centre in Fishery Co-operatives and Administration (1958) (0)
National accounting as a tool of economic planning (1965) (0)
SOME ASPECTS OF PREPARATION OF EXPERTS OF PHYSICAL TRAINING IN POLAND (2009) (0)
"The Polish Cultural and Scientific Heritage at the dawn of the Third Millennium", pod red. E. Szczepanika, London 2003 : [recenzja] / Andrzej F. Dziuba. (2006) (0)
Polish Economics in the World : Economics and Trade Department of London's Polish University College / Edward Szczepanik. (1998) (0)
"The Polish Cultural and Scientific Heritage at the Dawn of the Third Millenium. Colective work", Edward Szczepanik, London 2003 : [recenzja] / Adam Matuszewski. (2006) (0)