Agata Buczak

Dr. Agata Buczak is an academic affiliated with Wrocław University of Economics, focusing on entrepreneurship, gender studies, and socio-economic disparities. Her research spans topics such as female entrepreneurship in Poland, the impact of the pandemic on business support mechanisms, and social inequality analyses. She leads a robust publication portfolio with a focus on regional economic dynamics and policy implications. Consultations are available via email for academic collaboration. Her work integrates quantitative methodologies and policy evaluation to address contemporary socio-economic challenges.

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Her research interests include analyzing entrepreneurial trends among women in Lower Silesia, exploring menstrual poverty through a socio-economic lens, and investigating the effects of global inequalities. She has conducted extensive studies on business profiles in cities like Wałbrzych and Legnica, focusing on statistical data-driven insights.

Her recent work emphasizes pandemic-era business adaptation strategies and the role of institutional support systems. Articles such as 'Business environment institutions in Lower Silesia–how the COVID-19 pandemic defined support for female entrepreneurs' highlight her focus on policy responsiveness during crises.

Professional Engagement: She maintains active academic collaborations and offers consultations via TEAMS in the summer semester 2024/2025.