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The Analysis of the Central Bank autonomy of the Russian Federation
Bobrova, Emilia ; Antoš, Ondřej (advisor) ; Ježek, Tomáš (referee)
The aim of this Bachelor thesis is the determination of degree of the Central Bank autonomy in the Russian Federation, which is based on an analysis of the most important determinants of the CB autonomy. In this thesis will be examined the effects of the central banks autonomy are on inflation in the countries and the changes in the position of the Central Bank of Russia for the past few years. The thesis is divided into 3 chapters. The first chapter describes the methods of classification, criteria and indices of the central bank autonomy in the economic theory. The second chapter deals with the economic factors of the central bank autonomy and an inverse relation between the degree autonomy CB and inflation. The third chapter contains an assessment of the current status of the Central Bank of Russia and their monetary policy. In conclusion it is pointed out why the central bank autonomy is a very important factor in the economy and what autonomy has the Central Bank of Russia and how this autonomy affects the rate of inflation in the country.
Trade and cultural habits of Zimbabwe
Kiseľová, Zuzana ; Klosová, Anna (advisor) ; Gullová, Soňa (referee)
The main objective of this work is to characterize the trends in the economy in terms of macro-and microeconomics, to sum up and analyze investment climate for entry of foreign investors and to analyze cultural features of the business environment of Zimbabwe. Another objective of this work is to evaluate the geographic, political, social and economic aspects of Zimbabwe. The work compares development of macroeconomic indicators in Zimbabwe with the development of macroeconomic indicators in the Czech Republic to illustrate the large gap between the developed countries and developing countries. The work includes interviews with resident of Harare, which makes possible to verify the theory and practice of commercial labels.
Slovakia and Euro in year 2009
Sedlacký, Tomáš ; Procházka, David (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to describe step-by-step creation of common european currency, fulfilment of Maastricht convergence criteria, process of euro adoption in Slovakia and advantages and disadvantages of the adoption. Next the thesis is focused on the impact of euro adoption on inflation in Slovakia. The attention is also focused on feelings of Slovak citizens from adoption. At the end of the thesis is described the impact of euro adoption during economic crisis.
German monetary crisis 1914-1923 - lessons for today?
Kaňka, Adam ; Kollár, Miroslav (advisor) ; Janíčko, Martin (referee)
The work deals with the reasons for the conversion of the German postwar inflation to hyperinflation. Further, it dwells with contemporary unconventional monetary policies, especially with quantitative easing, which shall bring some economies back from the depression to the path of conjuncture. By assessment of this instrument, with regard to the experience from Japan, the work seeks to answer the question whether it is successful or not. At the same time, it argues possible side effects which could, in the case of late start of an exit strategy, cause financial instability. It tries to find out whether the instability could possibly reach such dimension as in postwar Germany
Impact on GDP and inflation connected with euro adoption
Makovec, Petr ; Mirvald, Michal (advisor) ; Chytil, Zdeněk (referee)
This thesis is focused on year to date performance of common currency euro. Especialy it's impact on main macroeconomic indicators -- GDP and inflation. Analytical part of this study compairs long-term developement of this indicators in countries, which has adopted euro and those who has not. Objective of this thesis is formulation of conclusions, regarding benefits of euro adoption in light of GDP and inflation.
Analysis of the Development of Wages in the Czech Republic since 1993
Bartoňová, Iveta ; Zeman, Karel (advisor) ; Vebrová, Ludmila (referee)
I chose this theme because it is current topic , as well as the issue price of labor affects almost every one of us. The aim of my work is to analyze the progress of earnings in the Czech Republic and the factors that influence this development since 1993. In the theoretical part of the work I am going to analyze the opinions of the authors of the theories of wages, and the types of the price of work and influences that determine them. Furthermore, in this chapter, I am going to analyze the theories on the effects of macro-economic indicators such as gross domestic product, inflation, labor productivity, the unemployment rate, etc. on earnings. In the analytical or practical work I am going to analyze the earnings progress in terms of education, professions, regions, age, etc. In addition, in this chapter, I am going to analyze the development of macroeconomic indicators in the Czech Republic and their effect on wage since 1993. At the end of my Bachelor Thesis I am going to try to assess the determinants affecting wage progress in the Czech Republic.
Economic policies of Ronald W. Reagan in the 1980's
Kalousková, Radana ; Antoš, Ondřej (advisor) ; Urban, Luděk (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with R. W. Reagan's economic policies in the 1980's in the United States of America. The first part characterize the economic situation in the 1970's and the deflection from the Keynesian doctrine. That is followed by the description of Reagan's personality, political campaign and theories Reaganomics was based on. The next part is focused in more detail on reforms and measures which were established. The last part deals with the impact Reaganomics had on the American economic development and with the evaluation of Reaganomics by economists.
Postwar German inflation and its emergence to hyperinflation in 1923
Šmídová, Barbora ; Soběhart, Radek (advisor) ; Fabianková, Klára (referee)
The bachelor thesis focuses on postwar inflation in Germany and on how the inflation moved up to hyperinflation. In the first part I would like to analyze the period to the year of 1914. How the central bank of German Empire functioned and in what condition had public finance occured before the war. The other parts deal with the course of war and postwar period in Weimar republic to the year of 1923. I tried to clarify, which sources were used by german government to finance the war and what role played here the central bank. I also consider, what influence had the total sum of reparation payments on deepening the inflation in Germany, which were set by Treaty of Versailles. In conclusion, I will summarize the stabilizing effect of german currency.
Slovania and Slovakia - Analysis of entry to the eurozone with focus on price level
Kadlec, Martin ; Maleček, Petr (advisor) ; Bydžovský, Jiří (referee)
This bachelor thesis is concerned with the price level and its progress after entry to the eurozone. In each country entry into the eurozone is linked with the concerns about spontaneous price increase. This thesis discusses whether this concern is justified and tries to quantify any price increase associated with entry to the monetary union. It maps the preparation and accession of the two countries of post-Communist bloc, Slovania and Slovakia, into the eurozone and analyzes the particular steps, which both countries were using to avoid the spontaneous price increase. Then, the thesis quantifies the impact of the monetary union to the countries price level using a linear regression model built on the basis of time series. In the end, the thesis comes to a finding, that there is no sense to be extremely concerned about the entry to the eurozone.
Commodities - Why and how to invest into them
Krišlo, Michal ; Drozen, František (advisor) ; Filipová, Vladimíra (referee)
First part is focused on general characteristics of commodities and fundamentals influencing the price of commodities. Second practical part offers some considerations about coming development of several asset classes from the view of individual investor and at the same time offers several financial instruments which are suitable for investing into commodities. The final part contains evaluation of debated conclusions with emphasis on their recency.

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