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ConclusionThe situation in Slovak foreign agrarian trade is more complicated. The share of foodproducts (with the higher value added) in the total export of Slovakia has been on theupgrade, but the value of their export does not reach the import value level. In 2009, thetotal negative trade balance of the foreign agri-food trade (–950 mill. Euro) wasregistered. In 2009 in comparison with the previous year, the export of Slovak agri-foodcommodities to decreased to Poland by 17.0%.Last year’s balance of Poland’s foreign trade in agricultural and foods products stood atEuro 1.5 billion. During the first five years of Poland’s EU membership, the exports ofagricultural and food products grew from Euro 4.0 billion to Euro 11.3 billion, andimports from Euro 3.6 billion to Euro 9.8 billion. Both exports and imports increased 2.8times. The positive balance went up from Euro 0.4 billion to Euro 1.5 billion, i.e. 3.3times. These results speak for themselves.Slovakia achieved negative trade balance with agrarian trade with Poland in 2010. Itmeans that the Slovak Export of agrarian commoditties is smaller than Polish import intoSlovakia. It is because the Poland is neighbour country of Slovakia. The secondimportant reason is that the prices of agrarian commodities are lower than in Slovakia.The reason is also because the same features of consumers.References1. Balassa, B. (1965), Trade Liberalisation and Revealed Comparative Advantage,The Manchester School, 33, 99-1232. Récky, R. – Dobák, D. – Rovný, P.: The Evaluation of the Marketing Level ofSugar Beet Production and Consumption in the Production-EconomicalConditions in Slovakia In International Scientific Days 2010 : Global Economy:Challenges and Perspectives, 11th International Conference, May 26-28, 2010,Nitra, proceedings of reviewed articles of international scietific conference. -Nitra : Slovak University of Agriculture, 2010.3. Zeitschrift für ausländische Landwirtschaft, 17. Jahrgang, Heft 2, April - Juni1998, S. 77 — 884. Present and future of Common agricultural policy in Visegrad. Online:http://www.visegrad.info/agriculture-and-cap-reform/factsheet/present-andfuture-of-common-agricultural-policy-in-visegrad.html5. www.statistics.skSummaryThe aim of this paper is look through the agrarian trade between Slovakia andPoland. The Slovak and Polish agriculture is managed by the Common AgriculturalPolicy. It has main impact on both national agrarian policies. The situation in agriculturein both countries is different. It is because of the historical development of agriculture inPoland and in Slovakia. Slovakia achieved negative trade balance with agrarian tradewith Poland in 2010. It means that the Slovak Export of agrarian commodities is smallerthan Polish import into Slovakia. It is because the Poland is neighbor country ofSlovakia. The second important reason is that the prices of agrarian commodities arelower than in Slovakia. The reason is also because the same features of consumers.155
Contact AddressIng. Patrik Rovný, PhD.Slovak University of Agriculture, Faculty of Economics and Management,Department of Marketing, Tr. A. Hlinku 2, 949 76 Nitra, Slovakiae-mail: patrik.rovny@fem.uniag.skIng. Soňa Supeková, PhD.Slovak University of Agriculture, Faculty of Economics and Management,Department of Marketing, Tr. A. Hlinku 2, 949 76 Nitra, Slovakiae-mail: sona.supekova@yahoo.comprof. Ing. Mária Hambálková, PhD.Slovak University of Agriculture, Faculty of Economics and Management,Department of Marketing, Tr. A. Hlinku 2, 949 76 Nitra, Slovakiae-mail: maria.hambalkova@fem.uniag.sk156
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5/54Zeszyty NaukoweSzko³y G³ówne
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RADA PROGRAMOWABogdan Klepacki (SGG
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Rizovová Beáta, Gašparíkov Vero
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Według średniego wariantu szacunk
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Kluczowa dla zrozumienia możliwoś
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Deklaracji w zakresie praw politycz
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time, place and form. Trade respons
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them. Also, very often the wrong wa
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liquidated. Currently, fruit and ve
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5 (54) 2011Jarosław GołębiewskiZ
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nowe formy zawierania transakcji, o
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koszty połączeń internetowych or
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on ewoluować z poziomu taktycznego
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Rysunek 1. Model 3iUczciwość mark
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produkcji, system informacyjny, sys
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hiperkonkurencja, problemy środowi
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5 (54) 2011Ing. Katarína Kleinová
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Why is it important to have a good
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Scheme 2 Do you think that the inha
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REFERENCES[1] GfK USA. 2011. The An
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potrzeba przetrwanie skutków globa
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Rysunek 2. Liczba zakładów ubezpi
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Wzrastający udział w rynku stanow
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companies from the Polish Financial
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the sales can be find out from the
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5 (54) 2011Ľubica Kubicová, Zdenk
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them in the best possible way with
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space for staff training in this ar
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Policy to the community:11. Does yo
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SummarySocial responsibility and et
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prowadzi do zwiększenia bieżącej
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