education:

MA in Economics, Warsaw School of Economics, Warsaw (2016),
MA in Finance and Accounting, Warsaw School of Economics, Warsaw (2013),
BA in Finance and Accounting, Kozminsky University, Warsaw (2010).

Bartosz Radzikowski

Bartosz RADZIKOWSKI worked as an Economist at CASE. He graduated from School of Economics in Warsaw, Faculty of Finance and Accounting, and holds Bachelor degree in Finance and Accounting from Kozminsky University. His research interests focus on macroeconomics, in particular fiscal policy, public finances, political economics and econometrics. Previously, he worked in the Bank Guarantee Fund, Institute for Structural Research and E&Y. He is a co-author of a report “The Economic Impact of Social and Political Changes in Ukraine, with Particular Emphasis on the Polish Economy”. Recently, he participated in research project on High Growth Enterprises in Poland, commissioned by the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development (PARP), and contributed to the financial market regulation analysis conducted for a private sector.

project involvement: expert

The Role of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Polish Export and How Can We Support Their Presence and Competitiveness on Foreign Markets

Cross-border cooperation in the Mediterranean Region

Effectiveness of tax incentives for venture capital and business angels to foster the investment of SMEs and start-ups

Comparison of the EU service offers for the TTIP and TiSA Negotiations

Analysis of the effectiveness of the reverse charge mechanism for commodities of steel introduced with an Act of 26 July 2013 in Poland

Analysis of pro-export, innovative businesses and product or service groups of the Polish economy that have promotional potential on foreign markets

Measuring consumer inflation in real time

High-growth enterprises in Poland

Financial Taxation: International Practices

Road to the EU of the Visegrad countries: lessons for Ukraine

Development of an Evaluation Framework for the Introduction of Electromobility (DEFINE)

NEUJOBS - Employment 2025: How will multiple transitions affect the European labour market

case publications

High growth enterprises in Poland

Comparison of the EU service offers for the TTIP and TiSA negotiations