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1. Compulsory Liability Insurance of the Entity Conducting Medical Experiments – Polemical Remarks
   

   Author: Maria Węgrzyn, Stanisław Wieteska, Magdalena Janiszewska

   See Issue Contents: fins.2023.2

   Abstract:

   Conducting medical experiments by healthcare entities is highly necessary as it is only through such actions that we can confirm the effectiveness of new solutions, however carrying out medical experiments involves unique risks that must/should be subject to special protection. The aim of this article is to address the debatable elements contained in the Regulation of the Minister of Finance regarding the civil liability of entities conducting medical experiments. The raised concerns are intended to improve the quality of the adopted legal solutions to increase the safety of all entities and individuals participating in the process of conducting medical experiments.

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2. Level of financial literacy of academic youth from rural areas in the Visegrad Group countries
   

   Author: Monika Szafrańska

   See Issue Contents: fins.2019.3

   Abstract:

   The aim of the study is to determine the level of financial literacy of academic youth from rural areas in the V4 Group countries, as well as to compare the results obtained with the level of financial literacy of young people from cities. The source of data used for analysis and inference were primary information obtained from own research (PAPI method, 900 people). The research used a set of questions to assess the level of financial literacy of adults proposed by the OECD INFE. In addition to primary sources, secondary sources were also used to achieve the goal. The measures of descriptive statistics and one-way analysis of variance (F) were used. The level of financial literacy was determined at the medium level, which may indicate the low effectiveness of financial education measures implemented at different levels of education. The component of financial literacy where students from rural areas had the lowest scores was basic financial knowledge. Only 43% of people from rural areas achieved the minimum target score

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