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Academic Quality or Distance?: Effects of global ranking and geographical distance on academic mobility utilizing gravity and radiation models
 Repko, Šimon ; Macháček, Vít (advisor) ; Špolcová, Dominika (referee)
Mediators of scientific knowledge are currently large scientific citation databases and platforms build upon them as they have conquered the role of the librarians in the digital environment. Direct utilization of bibliographic data for analysis of international academic mobility helps to gain insight into behavior of high impact international scholars. Geographic structure of global academia facilitates exploration of the prospect that Gravity and Radiation models can be complements to each other. In addition, author challenges role of university rankings as a principal driver of decision-making process for academic mobility.
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Selected Aspects of Negative Interest Rates
 Repko, Šimon ; Cahlík, Tomáš (advisor) ; Mareš, Jan (referee)
Developed economies have been severely hurt over the last decade. Low inflation and unbalanced growth forced authorities to implement unconventional measures like negative interest rates. The unbalanced environment in financial markets is also visible on the commodity market. The prices of commodities have already experienced second contraction over the last decade. However, according to Frankel (2012) the changes in prices of commodities are heavily determined by real interest rates. This thesis summarizes implications resulting from negative nominal interest rates and then takes a closer look on the connections between changes in interest rates and the movements in commodity market. We use vector error correction model to investigate impact of nominal macroeconomic factors on the set of 16 commodities of different types (metal, energy and industrial commodities). As expected, our findings confirmed that the price changes in the commodity market are in the long run significantly linked with inflation as well as with nominal interest rates. The analysis also supports the claims of considerable correlation among prices themselves but provides no evidence of negative interest rate policy impact on the commodity market.
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