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90 Economic Analysis (2010, Vol. 43, No. 1-2, 83-90) Neumark, D. – Wascher, W. 1992: Employment effects of Minimum and subminimum wages: Panel Data on State Minimum Wage Laws. Industrial and Labour Relations Review, Vol. 46, No. 1. OECD 1998: Statutory Minimum Wages, Employment and Poverty. OECD Employment Outlook. Puchá, N. 2005: Komparatívne a konkurenčné výhody v novej ekonomike. In: Zborník príspevkov zo 4. Medzinárodnej doktorandskej konferencie: Ekonomické, politické a právne otázky medzinárodných vzťahov. Ekonomická univerzita Bratislava, Fakulta Medzinárodných vzťahov. Ragan, J. 1977: Minimum wages and the youth labour market. Review of Economics and Statistic 59. Samson, Š. 2008: Dejiny ekonomických teórií – Ekonomické myslenie v predhistórii, klasická a neoklasická ekonómia. Košice: Elfa. Vokorokosová, R. 2008: Minimálna mzda a konkurencieschopnosť. Košice: Elfa. Welch, F. 1976: The minimum wage legislation in the United States. Evaluating the labour market effects of social programs, Princeston University. Zavodny, M. 1998: Why Minimum Wage Hikes May Not Reduce Employment. Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. Economic Review, Q2. Law on Minimum Wage in Slovakia (current version of Minimum Wage Law) www.wikipedia.com www.statistics.sk Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English, 1978. Article history: Received: 8 January 2010 Accepted: 7 March 2010
SCIENTIFIC REVIEW Information Resources for Financial Monitoring in Enterprises Kościelniak Helena * , Czestochowa University of Technology, The Management Faculty, Poland UDC: 65.012.12 JEL: D83 ABSTARCT – For their operation, organizations employ a particular combination of human, financial, material and information resources. Except for land, capital and labour, information has become the fourth means of production since it is used for achievement of the goals. Not all information that appear in economy becomes a means of production; this happens only in the case of information which shows nature of economic resources. W. Olejniczak emphasizes that a set of information, in order to become an economic value for an enterprise, must form an ordered set. Financial monitoring is one of the most creative tools for management, allowing for creation of new information and decision-related resources. KEY WORDS: financial monitoring, production, management, enterprise, decision-making, information Information gap in the process of decision-making Under conditions of changing economy, information performs three functions (Penc 2001): • it is a commodity; transactions might concern information-related products (particular type of information saved on a suitable carrier) or information services which consist in acquisition and making available a particular piece of information, • it is a resource, i.e. a group of particular pieces of information collected in suitable carriers, available to potential users, used in widely understood social and economic life, • it is a production factor. • It is emphasized that information sets might be analysed in three aspects (Olejniczak 1989): • syntax – by investigating the relationships between symbols representing economic information, without consideration of its content, • semantics – by investigating the content of economic information and the method of its representation by means of symbols, * Address: Armii Krajowej 19B, 42-200 Czestochowa, Poland
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