Bazyli Czyżewski

Prof. Bazyli Czyżewski is a Professor at the Department of Macroeconomics and Agricultural Economics at the University of Economics in Poznan. He serves as a member of the scientific board and committee at the Polish Academy of Sciences. His research focuses on institutional economics, sustainability, macroeconomics, input-output analysis, and political rents in agribusiness.

Key research interests include analyzing agricultural policy impacts on eco-efficiency, drivers of farm profitability, and the integration of environmental and socio-economic factors in agricultural sustainability. He has extensively studied the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) of the EU, exploring its effects on farm productivity, environmental outcomes, and rural development.

Recent work examines small-scale farming challenges, including succession patterns, women empowerment, and carbon farming potential in Eastern Europe. His studies also address post-war cultural heritage recovery, spatial dependence in rural tourism policies, and global comparisons of agri-environmental schemes between the EU, US, and China.

Prof. Czyżewski’s contributions include methodological advancements in measuring public goods valuation in rural areas, land rent theories, and sustainable value frameworks. His research bridges economic theory with empirical policy analysis, emphasizing institutional contexts and their implications for sustainable agricultural development.