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The article presents an interesting reflection on the impact of inflation primarily on the non-life insurance sector. It describes and assesses the course of inflation as a result of the crises affecting the financial world over the last 15 years, as well as the reasons for the resilience of the insurance sector to these consequences. At the same time, it highlights the possible negative effects of the current developments as well as the possible benefits related to the economic condition and CNB interventions. In parallel, the author highlights several, mainly negative, consequences of the current developments and thus draws attention to the importance of anticipating possible developments also in in the long term. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article explores a situation of two specifc American libraries (municipal and academic) in Farming-ton, Maine. It focuses on the way they both operate in the areas of fnancing, services and human resources, while trying to take into the infuences of economic crisis in account. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]