Department of Operations Research and Mathematical Economics

The Department of Operations Research and Mathematical Economics was established at the Institute of Informatics and Quantitative Economics on 1st of October 2020 through the merger of the Department of Operations Research and the Department of Mathematical Economics.

History of the Department

  • Department of Operations Research

    Operations research is dedicated to the search and creation of mathematical methods used in modeling decision-making processes. The results obtained in the field of operations research are applied in the formulation of decision-making procedures.

    In a broad sense, operations research falls under the field of decision sciences. Hence, the applications of operations research within the realm of economic sciences are part of the discipline of management sciences.
    The Department of Operational Research focuses on refining formal methods in operations research and their applications in finance and management.

    In 1991 prof. dr hab. Edmund Ignasiak established the Department of Operations Research at the Faculty of Management of the Poznań Academy of Economics. The department originally brought together employees from the Department of Operations Research and some from the Department of Mathematics. Both of these mentioned departments previously operated within the structure of the Institute of Economic Cybernetics. In 2006 the Department of Operations Research was transferred to the Faculty of Informatics and Electronic Economy, and in 2019 it became part of the Institute of Informatics and Quantitative Economics.

  • Department of Mathematical Economics

    The main research directions of the Department are: equilibrium and economic growth theory, turnpike theory, applications of optimal control theory in economics, modelling of cash and physical flows in the economy, macroeconomic models of the balance of payments and the exchange rates, economic convergence, technological progress in the economic growth theory, the new theory of growth, modelling of a research and development activity, human capital and knowledge as endogenous growth factors, object-oriented programming.

    The Department of Mathematical Economics stems from the Econometrics Section established in 1965 at the Faculty of General Economics at the former Economic College in Poznań (Wyższa Szkoła Ekonomiczna). A Head of the Econometrics Section for 26 years (until 1991) was professor Zbigniew Czerwiński (1927-2010), one of the most distinguished polish scientists representing quantitative trends in economics comprising of: econometrics, mathematical economics, decision theory and economic cybernetics. The Econometrics Section The Department of Econometrics functioned as part of the Institute of Econometrics and Statistics (1969-1976) in the Faculty of Production Economics, and then as part of the Institute of Economic Cybernetics (1976- 1991) in the Fqaculty of Planning and Management.
    In 1991 the Econometrics Section was divided into three Dapertments: of Econometrics, of Operations Research and of Mathematical Economics, which belonged to the Faculty of Economics of the Poznań Economic Academy (Akademia Ekonomiczna w Poznaniu). Since 2006 the Department of Mathematical Economics, along with other quantitative departments (of Econometrics, of Operations Research, of Applied Mathematics, os Statistics) and informatics departments (of Economic Informatics, of Information Technologies), functioned in the newly established Faculty of Informatics and Electronic Economy (Wudział Informatyki i Gospodarki Elektronicznej, WIGE), and from 2019, as part of the Institute of Informatics and Quantitative Economics, which replaced WIGE.
    For 24 years (1991-2015) the Department of Mathematical Economics was led by prof. Emil Panek – rector of the University in 1996-2002, co-founder of WIGE and its first dean in 2006/2007-2015/2016. In 2015-2020 the Department was led by prof. dr hab. Piotr. Maćkowiak.

    article (in Polish) about Professor Zbigniew Czerwiński in Wikipedia

About the Department

  • Research problems of the department

    • graph coloring, optimization on graphs and networks
    • equitable distribution, stable associations
    • decision-making under uncertainty
    • scenario planning
    • theory of economic growth and development
    • financial econometrics
    • quantitative finance
    • corporate finance
  • Our journal publications in prestigious JCR-listed journals

    Central European Journal of Operations Research, Annals of Operations Research, Theoretical Computer Science,

    Journal of Mathematical Economics, Computational and Applied Mathematics, Discrete Mathematics,

    Economics Letters, Acta Oeconomica, Emerging Markets Review,

    Finance Research Letters, Research in International Business and Finance, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money,

    Physical Review E, Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, Journal of Molecular Liquids

  • Cooperation with foreign countries

    University of Primorska (Koper, Slovenia), InnoRenew CoE (Koper, Slovenia), University of Maribor (Maribor, Slovenia), University of Szeged (Szeged, Hungary), Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas, Université de Lorraine (France), Université de Strasbourg, Université de Caen, Université de Rennes 1 (France), Université de Toulouse, Université de Nantes (France), UCL Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgium), Université de Liège (Belgium), ESFAM AUF (Sofia, Bulgaria)

    University of Mazandaran (Babolsar, Iran), USJ de Beyrouth (Lebanon), Institute of Problems of Mechanical Engineering (St. Petersburg), School of Entrepreneurship and Business Administration (Kyrgyzstan)American University of Central Asia,

    Brown University (USA), Université de Guyanne – Cayenne (French Guiana), UBO Santiago de Chile

Scientific activities

  • Academic year 2024/2025

     

    Karolina Sobczak-Marcinkowska Unlocking the Gridlock: Unveiling the Hurdles to European Financial Transaction Tax Cooperation 15.11.2024
    Sprawy organizacyjne KBOEM  18.10.2024
  • Academic year 2023/2024

     

    Aleksandra Wójcicka-Wójtowicz On portfolio analysis using oriented fuzzy numbers for the trade-related sector of the Warsaw Stock Exchange 10.05.2024
    Justyna Rój The eHealth usage during COVID-19 pandemic 2020 year – Case of Poland 22.03.2024
    Paweł Kropiński Community detection in WIG20 with potential application for portfolio selection  2.02.2024
    Maciej Bartkowiak Local Fairness in Allocation of Indivisible Goods 2.02.2024
    Krzysztof Echaust Reduce losses and save profits with gold and cryptocurrencies: Global stock markets’ perspective  6.10.2023
  • Academic year 2022/2023

     

    Paweł Kropiński
    State-ownership, probability of informed trading, and profitability potential: evidence from The Warsaw Stock Exchange
    26.05.2023
    Michał Konopczyński
    Education versus infrastructure: is there a trade-off in an open economy with perfect capital mobility?
    26.05.2023
    Elima Karalaeva American University of Central Asia
    The scope of scientific activity of American University of Central Asia
    26.05.2023
    Helena Gaspars-Wieloch
    Possible new applications of the interactive programming based on aspiration levels – case of pure and mixed strategies
    19.05.2023
    Izabela Śliwa
    Influence of surfaces on the structural properties of liquid crystals
    28.04.2023
    Aleksandra Wójcicka-Wójtowicz
    Efficiency of stock portfolio long-term recommendations – fuzzy approach
    28.04.2023
    Agnieszka Lach
    Modyfikacje testów zgodności w analizie rozkładów stóp zwrotu z akcji
    14.04.2023
    Karolina Sobczak
    Związki nominalnej i realnej sfery gospodarki. Wyniki na podstawie modelu DSGE
    14.04.2023
    Krzysztof Echaust
    Hedge or not to hedge? Cryptocurrencies, oil and gold against stock markets risk
    24.03.2023
    Marcin Anholcer
    Uogólnione kolorowania większościowe grafów i digrafów
    24.03.2023
    Paweł Kropiński
    Algorithmic trading with book order data: evidence from Warsaw Stock Exchange
    30.01.2023
    Krzysztof Malaga
    The impact of institutional changes on economic freedom in 11 post-socialist countries of Central-Eastern and South-Eastern Europe in 1996-2022
    Bartłomiej Lach, Krzysztof Malaga
    4.11.2022
  • Academic year 2021/2022

     

    Paweł Kropiński
    Does economic policy uncertainty affect central and eastern european markets? Evidence from Twitter-based uncertainty
     8.07.2022
    Justyna Rój
    Socioeconomic Determinants of Health and Their Unequal Distribution in Poland
     8.04.2022
    Agnieszka Lach
    Modyfikacje testów zgodności w analizie rozkładów stóp zwrotu z akcji
     1.04.2022
    Paweł Kropiński
    How Google Trends can improve market predictions – the case of The Warsaw Stock Exchange
     21.01.2022
    Zuzanna Żak
    Predykcja cen akcji polskich przedsiębiorstw przy użyciu wydźwięku komunikatów w języku polskim
     14.01.2022
    Marcin Anholcer
    O pewnym problemie Steinhausa
     17.12.2021
    Roman Kiedrowski
    Modele konkurencji klasycznej w gospodarce wielosektorowej z majątkiem trwałym
     29.10.2021
     8.10.2021
  • Academic year 2020/2021

    Ewa Pośpiech
    Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny
    w Katowicach
    Metody TOPSIS we wspomaganiu konstrukcji portfela akcji
    11.06.2021
    Paweł Kropiński
    Optimizing investment strategies with machine learning methods supported by graph-theoretic techniques
     4.06.2021
    Karolina Sobczak
    Financial Transaction Tax, macroeconomic effects and tax competition issues: a 2-country financial DSGE model
    14.05.2021
    András London
    Special coloring of graphs: theory, algorithms and applications
     7.05.2021
    Helena
    Gaspars-Wieloch
    A new application of the goal programming – the Target Decision Rule for Uncertain Problems
     26.03.2021
    Marcin Anholcer
    Hipoteza o kolorowaniu listowym, grafy jądrowo doskonałe i przydziały stabilne
    12.03.2021
    Krzysztof Malaga
    Transition and socio-economic changes in Bulgaria and Poland after 1989;
    Socio-economic transformations in the countries of Central and South-Eastern Europe and the Baltic States in the years 1989-2020
    9.02.2021
    Damian Sołtysiak
    Stabilność monetarnych modeli wzrostu gospodarczego typu Keynesa-Metzlera-Goodwina
     8.01.2021
    Jerzy Marcinkowski
    Invisible risks vs. investment strategies
     20.11.2020
    Michał Konopczyński
    The Impact of Budget Deficit, Public Debt and  Education Expenditures on Economic Growth in Poland
     23.10.2020
    Krzysztof Echaust
    Asymmetric tail dependence between stock market returns and implied volatility
     16.10.2020
    Sprawy organizacyjne KBOEM
     2.10.2020
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  • Justyna Rój, Ph.D., Professor at UEP

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  • Marcin Anholcer, Ph.D., Professor at UEP

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  • Helena Gaspars - Wieloch, Ph.D., Professor at UEP

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  • Aleksandra Wójcicka-Wójtowicz, PhD.

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  • Karolina Sobczak, PhD.

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  • Prof. Krzysztof Malaga, Ph.D.

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  • Marcin Anholcer, Ph.D., Professor at UEP

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  • Krzysztof Echaust, Ph.D., Professor at UEP

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  • Jerzy Marcinkowski, Ph.D.

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  • Justyna Rój, Ph.D., Professor at UEP

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  • Helena Gaspars - Wieloch, Ph.D., Professor at UEP

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  • Roman Kiedrowski, Ph.D.

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Budynek C, room no 418/419
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