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Postavení vodohospodářské společnosti v okrese Břeclav
Němečková, Petra
Drinking water supply is exclusively secured by the companies in monopoly position. Many of us mistakenly believe that the supply of drinking water and the collection of waste water is secured by only one water management company. There can be one or more water management companies in every district. In the district of Břeclav there is one water management company which secures drinking water supply in three areas: Břeclav, Hustopeče and Mikulov. Water management companies represent a territorial monopoly. Because of this they are subjects of control of the price determining authorities. In the case of water management company it is competent financial authority. This diploma thesis demonstrates that there is a decrease in water consumption while there is simultaneously an increase in the price of the consumed water, so that the water management company can generate sufficient profit to cover the operating costs and investment activities.
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Legal Framework for Price Regulation in the Energy Sector
Helus, Martin ; Handrlica, Jakub (advisor) ; Rychlý, Tomáš (referee)
Legal Framework for Price Regulation in the Energy Sector Abstract The thesis deals with price regulation and price composition in the energy sector. Price regulation in the energy sector primarily pertains to capacity-related activities. These activities are characterized by the monopolistic position of operators, and therefore, the legislator regulates this area. The form of price regulation by the energy regulatory office is established through abstract legal acts, which complicates the defense of recipients of price decisions. The thesis analyzes European regulations and jurisprudence, which place certain requirements on member states and can serve not only as a guide for interpreting Czech law but also contribute to greater protection of recipients of price decisions. The European directives concerning the electricity and gas sectors impose certain requirements on decisions by the Energy Regulatory Office to ensure that its decisions are properly justified and can be judicially reviewed. A remedy against decisions of price-setting bodies should be available to an independent entity separate from the parties and the government. The thesis points out the inadequacy of fulfilling this requirement and proposes the opinion that, based on this, there can be a direct application and evaluation of price...
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Price regulation
BRÁZDOVÁ, Veronika
Bachelor thesis deals with the regulation of prices and its impact on the behavior of economic subjects. Process for calculation of price is shown with two companies - pharmaceutical and water. They define the individual concepts related to state intervention. It is explained by the economic policy of the state, the reason, causes and consequences, it is approached the intervention in the form of regulation and price regulation. Other parts are aimed at finding out the impact of price controls on selected business subjects. These companies have different rules and laws, because they have a different relationship to state regulation. The conclusion summarizes the findings of positive and negative impacts of regulation on business and pricing functionality.
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A company in the regulated Water Industry
Vopatřilová, Lenka ; Hnilica, Jiří (advisor) ; Nešporová, Jaroslava (referee)
The Thesis intends to introduce business in government regulated Water Industry, accurately the area of Water Supply and Sewerage. Its aim is to describe the business market of this field. Moreover, to find out whether the companies in private multinational corporation ownership don't burden their customers with too high price of water supply and find if there is any relationship between the price of water and the profitability of these enterprises. To achieve this aim, companies are categorized into five groups and compared. These groups are created on the basis of the shares of private foreign corporation. A separate group is made of companies that are in ownership of municipalities that means without the influence of private foreign corporations. Firstly the one component prices are compared, then two-component ones. In conclusion, these prices are compared to profitability of these enterprises.
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