Radosław Kurach

Dr. Radosław Kurach is a Professor in the Department of Mathematical Economics at the Faculty of Economics and Finance, Wrocław University of Economics. His research focuses on pension systems, financial literacy, risk management, and retirement planning strategies. He holds an academic position in the Department of Mathematical Economics and is affiliated with ResearchGate and ORCID. His work addresses issues like intergenerational welfare distribution, behavioral factors in savings decisions, and optimal portfolio design for mandatory pension systems.

Key research themes include analyzing retirement preparedness in Poland, evaluating the effectiveness of NDC pension systems, and investigating the role of risk perception in financial decision-making. His recent studies explore topics such as annuity investment risks, trust in social security institutions, and gender disparities in financial literacy. Methodologically, he employs experimental economics, policy simulations, and econometric analyses.

Professor Kurach maintains an active research agenda with over 30 publications since 2002, covering areas like stock market integration in CEE countries, governance quality effects on FDI, and the impact of asset prices on monetary policy. His work frequently emphasizes policy-relevant insights for Poland's economic and pension frameworks.