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Znajomość praw i obowiązków – jako jedna z metod ochrony konsumenta na rynku usług bankowych
Celem niniejszego artyku?u jest wskazanie praw i obowi?zków, jakie przys?uguj? konsumentowi na rynku us?ug bankowych, czego mo?e si? domaga? od banku, a na co nie musi si? zgadza?.Je?li konsument wie, jakie uprawnienia s? mu zagwarantowane z mocy obowi?zuj?cego prawa, mo?e t? wiedz? wykorzysta? w kontakcie z bankiem.Jednak rzadko kto wie, co jest
Sensitivity of bank profitability to changing in certain internal and external variables: the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Gift Card Banking profit plays a very crucial role in terms of providing a base for internal growth as well as a signal for additional borrowing.Profit is also a source for dividend payments to shareholders and expectations for future dividend payments.This research includes all banks in Bosnia and Herzegovina and testing endogenous and exogenous v
Seismic behavior of asymmetric structures supported on TCFP bearings subjected to simplified near-fault pulses
In this paper the effects of mass eccentricity of superstructure as well as stiffness eccentricity of isolators on the amplification of seismic responses of base-isolated structures are investigated.Superstructures with 3, 6 and 9 stories and aspect ratios equal to 1, 2 and 3 are mounted on a Triple Concave Friction Pendulum (TCFP) bearing.Three-di
Westminster Abbey, King Stephen, and the Failure to Canonize King Edward in 1139
In 1139, Pope Innocent II denied Westminster Abbey’s request to obtain canonization for King Edward (reigned 1042–1066), later known as “the Confessor.” Modern scholars usually explain this failure in relation to the disruption of the early years of King Stephen’s reign, 1135–1154, when he and Empress Matilda clashed over who should wea