Abstract

This study examines the evolution of social service financing at the regional and local levels within Poland's market economy, highlighting not only the challenges in financing but also the efficiency concerns that could be addressed within public sector entities to foster socio-economic development. Through analytical and empirical methods, this research evaluates the impact of governmental units on socio-economic growth, focusing on an analysis of financial capabilities and spending patterns of local governments. Previous studies indicate that the growth of social services in Poland's market economy has been driven largely by the efforts of public sector organizations, emphasizing their role in encouraging development. Looking ahead, the research identifies the potential for enhanced collaboration with third-sector entities and a shared responsibility for addressing both economic and social issues.

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