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Department of Econometrics and Statistics

Department of Econometrics and Statistics has existed since 2006, initially operating within the structure of the Faculty of Economics and Agriculture (now the Faculty of Economic Sciences), and from 01.01. – at the Faculty of Applied Informatics and Mathematics at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences.

Research studies of the Department of Econometrics and Statistics concern the applications of mathematics and quantitative methods:

  • in economic sciences,
  • in social sciences,
  • in natural sciences.

The scope of research conducted by the Department concerns:

  • econometrics,
  • statistics,
  • multidimensional comparative analysis,
  • financial engineering,
  • operations research,
  • financial and insurance mathematics,
  • applications of computer science in economic research,
  • biometrics.

The Department of Econometrics and Statistics organizes an annual Scientific Conference: “Quantitative Methods in Economic Research MIBE” . This conference usually gathers approx. 100 people from several dozen research units. The Department publishes the journal: “Quantitive Methods in Economics” . This journal has been on the B list of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education for many years (currently with the number of 9 points).

Structure

Department of Econometrics and Statistics

Manager

Dr hab. Joanna Kisielińska

Secretariat

Lic. Magdalena Magnuszewska – expert

Duty hours of the employees of the Department of Econometrics and Statistics after unfolding the person’s business card.

Updating information about the roster

Department of Econometrics and Statistics

Manager

Dr hab. Joanna Kisielińska

Secretariat

Lic. Magdalena Magnuszewska – expert

Department of Econometrics and Financial Engineering
Department of Mathematical Statistics
Department of Application of Quantitative Methods

History

On December 8, 1986, as a result of the decision of the Senate of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, the Institute of Applied Mathematics and Statistics was dissolved and two separate departments were established: the Department of Econometrics and Computer Science and the Department of Applied Mathematics.

The Department of Econometrics and Computer Science was incorporated into the Faculty of Economics and Agriculture (now the Faculty of Economic Sciences). The founder of the Department was prof. dr hab. T. Marszałkowicz, who was the head of the Department of Econometrics and Computer Science in the years 1986 – 1992, in the years 1993-1999 the head was prof. dr hab. Bolesław Borkowski and in the years 2000 – 2005 – dr hab. Zbigniew Binderman, prof. SGGW.

In the meantime, on January 24, 2001, the Inter-Faculty Study of Computer Science and Econometrics was established (later to become the Faculty of Applied Computer Science and Mathematics). The basic teaching staff of the study were employees of the Department of Econometrics and Computer Science. The function of the head of the Study was performed by professor dr hab. Bolesław Borkowski.

In 2006, the Department of Econometrics and Computer Science was split, resulting in the creation of two new departments: the Department of Econometrics and Statistics and the Department of Computer Science. The function of the Head of the Department of Econometrics and Statistics was assumed by dr hab. Zbigniew Binderman, prof. SGGW.

In 2007, the Inter-faculty Study of Computer Science and Econometrics was completed.

On January 1, 2008, the Faculty of Applied Informatics and Mathematics was established mainly on the basis of the Department of Econometrics and Statistics, the Department of Computer Science and the Computer Laboratory. The first Dean of the new faculty was professor dr hab. Bolesław Borkowski (Department of Econometrics and Statistics), who held this position in 2008-2012.

The function of the head of the Department of Econometrics and Statistics at the Faculty of Applied Informatics and Mathematics in the years 2007 – 2012 was still held by dr hab. Zbigniew Binderman, prof. SGGW. From 2013 to 2016, Dr. Grzegorz Koszela was the head of the Department.

MIBE conference

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XXI International Scientific Conference

Quantitative Methods in Economic Research 2020

organized by

Department of Econometrics and Statistics, Institute of Economics and Finance, Warsaw University of Life Sciences

Conference date: September 28, 2020 (Monday)

Conference Venue: online conference (MS Teams)

The Department of Econometrics and Statistics of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences would like to cordially invite you to participate in the XXI International Scientific Conference entitled Quantitative Methods in Economic Research, organized on September 28, 2020. The conference is devoted to the presentation (in Polish or English sessions) of the latest scientific achievements in the field of applications of statistics, mathematics and computer science in broadly understood economics. More about the subject of the Conference in the tab Subject .

Due to the current epidemiological situation in the country and the actions taken to prevent, counter and combat COVID-19, we anticipate that this year’s Conference will be held only in the form of a teleconference (MS Teams). Participation in the conference and publication of the publication are free of charge.

We cordially invite you to publish the papers presented at the conference. Information on the rules of publication in the journal Quantitative Methods in Economic Research in the tab Publication .

  • Publication

    The publication of Quantitative Methods in Economics has been issued by the Department of Econometrics and Statistics of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences since 2001. Initially, Quantitative Methods in Economic Research were published as a monograph. Since 2011 Quantitative Methods in Economics is a journal. The journal is available in a printed version (as the original version, ISSN 2082-792X) and in an electronic version (e-ISSN 2543-8565).

    Publication Quantitative Methods in Economics ( Quantitative Methods in Economic Research ) is used to present the results of empirical research and theoretical analyzes in the field of broadly understood quantitative methods in economic sciences.

    The subject of the journal includes issues concerning:

    • econometrics and statistics,
    • multidimensional comparative analysis,
    • big data analysis,
    • operations research,
    • financial engineering,
    • application of mathematical methods in economics, management, finance, logistics,
    • applications of computer science in economic research.

    The journal publishes papers in both English and Polish. Quantitative Methods in Economics is indexed in the databases:

    • Index Copernicus
    • BazEkon
    • CEJSH
    • CEEOL
    • ERIH PLUS
    • ProQuest

    The journal Quantitative Methods in Economics has been assessed and registered on the ministerial list of scientific journals in Norway (Norwegian Register for Scientifc Journals, Series and Publishers level 1 out of levels 0-2) developed by NPU and NSD on behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research. It is also included in the corresponding Finnish ministerial register (item 85537 Julkaisufoorumi).

    The journal has implemented and applies the principles of ethics based on the recommendations of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE): Principles of ethics

    The procedure to be followed in case of suspicion of redundant (duplicated) publication (in line with COPE recommendations) can be found here: Full set of Polish flowcharts .

    The published articles are available under the terms of Open Access under the terms of a license Creative Commons CC BY-NC – for non-commercial purposes, the materials made available may be copied, printed and disseminated. Authors are charged for publishing the article.

  • Subject

    The Scientific Conference on Quantitative Methods in Economic Research is an annual scientific conference organized by the Department of Econometrics and Statistics of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences. The main aim of the conference is to present the latest scientific achievements and to integrate Polish and foreign academic communities dealing with the applications of mathematics and computer science in broadly understood economics.

    CONFERENCE TOPICS

    The topics of the conference include issues related to:

    • statistics, econometrics and biometrics,
    • applications of statistics, mathematics and other quantitative methods in economics, management, logistics, life sciences,
    • multidimensional comparative analysis,
    • financial engineering and operations research,
    • financial and insurance mathematics,
    • data science

    We invite you to present your works in Polish or English-language sessions.

  • Scientific committee

    • Dr hab. Hanna Dudek, Prof. SGGW (SGGW) – Chair
    • Dr hab. Joanna Landmesser, prof. SGGW (SGGW) – Vice-president
    • Dr hab. Beata Bieszk-Stolorz, prof. US (University of Szczecin)
    • Prof. dr hab. Bolesław Borkowski (SGGW)
    • Prof. dr hab. dr hc Peter Friedrich (University of Tartu) – Estonia
    • Prof. dr Paolo Gajo (University of Florence) – Italy
    • Dr hab. Joanna Kisielińska, Prof. SGGW (SGGW)
    • Prof. dr Yuriy Kondratenko (Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University) – Ukraine
    • Prof. dr Vassilis Kostoglou (Alexander Τechnological Educational Institute of Thessaloniki) – Greece
    • Dr hab. Monika Krawiec (Warsaw University of Life Sciences)
    • Prof. dr hab. Tadeusz Kufel (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń)
    • Prof. dr hab. Karol Kukuła (University of Agriculture in Krakow)
    • Dr hab. Iwona Markowicz, prof. US (University of Szczecin)
    • Prof. dr hab. Magdalena Osińska (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń)
    • Dr hab. Robert Pietrzykowski (SGGW)
    • Prof. dr Yochanan Shachmurove (The City College of The City University of New York) – USA
    • Dr hab. Ewa Syczewska, prof. SGH (Warsaw School of Economics)
    • Prof. dr hab. Dorota Witkowska (University of Lodz)
    • Prof. dr hab. Wojciech Zieliński (SGGW)

  • Dates and fees

    Dates:

    Application for participation 09/14/2020
    Sending a summary of the paper (in Polish and English) 09/14/2020
    Information about the conference program 09/21/2020

  • Organizers

    CONFERENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

    • Dr. Katarzyna Czech
    • Dr. Michał Gostkowski
    • Dr. Ind. Luiza Ochnio – Vice-president
    • Dr. Łukasz Pietrych – Chairman
    • Dominik Sieradzki, MA
    • Dominika Urbańczyk, MA

    CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT

    Department of Econometrics and Statistics, Warsaw University of Life Sciences
    Ul. Nowoursynowska 159, building. 34, room. 3/50
    02-787 WARSAW

    Tel. 22 59 34 148
    Tel. 22 59 37 222
    e-mail: konferencja_mibe@sggw.edu.pl

    Conference Venue: online conference (MS Teams platform)

  • Registration

    …

  • Contact

    Conference Secretariat

    Department of Econometrics and Statistics, Warsaw University of Life Sciences
    Ul. Nowoursynowska 159, building. 34, room. 3/50
    02-787 WARSAW

    Tel. 22 59 34 148
    Tel. 22 59 37 222

    e-mail: konferencja_mibe@sggw.edu.pl

    Contact regarding the MIBE journal: http://qme.sggw.pl/

  • Archives

    http://mibe.sggw.pl/archiwum/konferencja-2017/

Magazine

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The publication of Quantitative Methods in Economics has been issued by the Department of Econometrics and Statistics of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences since 2001. Initially, Quantitative Methods in Economic Research were published as a monograph. Since 2011 Quantitative Methods in Economics is a journal. The journal is available in a printed version (as the original version, ISSN 2082-792X) and in an electronic version (e-ISSN 2543-8565).

Publication Quantitative Methods in Economics ( Quantitative Methods in Economic Research ) is used to present the results of empirical research and theoretical analyzes in the field of broadly understood quantitative methods in economic sciences.

The subject of the journal includes issues related to:

  • econometrics and statistics,
  • multidimensional comparative analysis,
  • big data analysis,
  • operations research,
  • financial engineering,
  • application of mathematical methods in economics, management, finance, logistics,
  • applications of computer science in economic research.

The journal publishes papers in both English and Polish. Quantitative Methods in Economics is indexed in the databases:

  • Index Copernicus
  • BazEkon
  • CEJSH
  • CEEOL
  • ERIH PLUS
  • ProQuest

The journal Quantitative Methods in Economics has been assessed and registered on the ministerial list of scientific journals in Norway (Norwegian Register for Scientifc Journals, Series and Publishers level 1 out of levels 0-2) developed by NPU and NSD on behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research. It is also included in the corresponding Finnish ministerial register (item 85537 Julkaisufoorumi).

The journal has implemented and applies the principles of ethics based on the recommendations of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE): Principles of ethics

The procedure to be followed in case of suspicion of redundant (duplicated) publication (in line with COPE recommendations) can be found here: Full set of Polish flowcharts .

The published articles are available under the terms of Open Access under the terms of a license Creative Commons CC BY-NC – for non-commercial purposes, the materials made available may be copied, printed and disseminated. Authors are charged for publishing the article.

  • For authors

    Charge: 600 PLN for the article

    The payment should be made to the account:

    • 96 1240 6003 1111 0000 4944 6049

    Main School of Rural Farm in Warsaw
    Ul. Nowoursynowska 166
    02-787 Warsaw, Poland

    In the title of the transfer, you must enter the sub-account number:

    • 507-20-130300-R00037-99
    • and the name of the author

    Please submit your articles via the Journal Management System (OJS) : https://ojs.wzim.sggw.pl/index.php/mibe

    Publication standards

    Quantitative Methods in Economics adheres to standards that ensure readers that the authors of the publication present the results of their work in a transparent, reliable and honest manner. The editorial staff of the journal makes every effort to eliminate cases of “ghostwriting” and “guest autorship”.

    “Ghostwriting” means a situation where someone has made a significant contribution to a publication without disclosing their participation as one of the authors or without mentioning their role in the acknowledgments contained in the publication.

    “Guest authorship” (“honorary authorship”) refers to a situation where the author’s contribution was negligible or absent, and yet he is the author / co-author of the publication.

    To prevent “ghostwriting” and “guest authorship” cases, the editors of Quantitative Methods in Economics require authors to provide information on the contribution of individual authors to the publication. Therefore, information on this should be provided in the Authors’ Statements. The authors of the published work submit a declaration in which they transfer their copyrights to the publisher and declare that the work has not been published in another journal and does not infringe the copyrights of other people.

    Review procedure

    1. Articles that do not meet the editorial and formal requirements are not accepted by the editorial office.
    2. Two reviewers from outside the author’s unit are appointed to evaluate each article.
    3. Reviews are made in the so-called “Double-blind review process”, which means that both the reviewers and the authors do not know each other’s identities.
    4. The review is in writing and is made on the form available on the journal’s website.
    5. The authors are provided with both reviews. If it is necessary to make significant changes suggested by the reviewers, the amended article is sent for re-review, which may result in a delay in the date of its publication.

  • Scientific committee

    • Adnene Ajimi (University of Sousse, Tunisia)
    • Heni Boubaker (University of Sousse, Tunisia)
    • Vasily Dikussar (Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia)
    • Peter Friedrich (University of Tartu, Estonia)
    • Paolo Gajo (University of Florence, Italy)
    • Agnieszka Gehringer (University of Göttingen, Germany)
    • Anna Maria Gil-Lafuente (University of Barcelona, Spain)
    • Jaime Gil-Lafuente (University of Barcelona, Spain)
    • Vasile Glavan (Moldova State University, Moldova)
    • Francesca Greselin (The University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy)
    • Ana Kapaj (Agriculture University of Tirana, Albania)
    • Jirawan Kitchaicharoen (Chiang Mai University, Thailand)
    • Yuriy Kondratenko (Black Sea National University, Ukraine)
    • Vassilis Kostoglou (Alexander Technological Educational Institute of Thessaloniki, Greece)
    • Karol Kukuła (University of Agriculture in Krakow, Poland)
    • Nicholas N. Olenev (Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia)
    • Alexander N. Prokopenya (Brest State Technical University, Belarus)
    • Yochanan Shachmurove (The City College of The City University of New York, USA)
    • Mirbulat B. Sikhov (al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Kazakhstan)
    • Marina Z. Solesvik (Nord University, Norway)
    • Ewa Syczewska (Warsaw School of Economics, Poland)
    • Achille Vernizzi (University of Milan, Italy)
    • Andrzej Wiatrak (University of Warsaw, Poland)
    • Dorota Witkowska (University of Lodz, Poland)
    • Kesra Nermend (University of Szczecin, Poland)

  • Editorial committee

    • Prof. dr hab. Bolesław Borkowski – Editor-in-Chief
    • Dr hab. Hanna Dudek, Prof. WULS-SGGW – Deputy Editor-in-Chief
    • Managing editor: dr Grzegorz Koszela

    Thematic editors:

    • Econometrics: Prof. dr hab. Bolesław Borkowski
    • Multidimensional Data Analysis: dr hab. Wiesław Szczesny, prof. SGGW
    • Mathematical Economics: dr hab. Zbigniew Binderman, prof. SGGW
    • Labor market analysis: dr hab. Joanna Landmessser
    • Financial Engineering: dr hab. Monica Tailor
    • Data Science: dr Michał Gostkowski
    • Statistical editor: Prof. dr hab. Wojciech Zieliński
    • Technical editors: Dr. Jolanta Kotlarska, Dr. Elżbieta Saganowska
    • Language editor: Agata Cienkusz
    • Native Speaker: Prof. Yochanan Shachmurove
    • Editorial Secretary: Dr. Luiza Ochnio

    e-mail: mibe@sggw.pl

Contact

Secretariat

building 34, room 3/41 (3rd floor)
email: keis@sggw.pl
tel./fax .: +48 22 59 37 222

Head of the Cathedral

Dr hab. Joanna Landmesser, university professor

Correspondence address

Warsaw University of Life Sciences
Institute of Economics and Finance
Department of Econometrics and Statistics
Ul. Nowoursynowska 159
02-776 Warsaw, Poland

Didactics

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