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The Effect of Initial PSA on Prognosis in Pacients Who Suffers from Prostate Cancer
Foučková, Hana ; Kindlová, Eva (advisor)
The aim is to verify whether the input level of PSA may have someinfluence on the prognosis of patients with prostate cancer. I have focused on the influence of IPSA in thefive-year survival of these patients, which is one of the relatively common internationally recognized criteria in trials .. Furthermore, I wonder if the IPSA may also reflect on otherprognostic markers Prostate cancer - if with higher histological grade, or high clinical IPSA stage level change in some way.
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The Effect of Initial PSA on Prognosis in Pacients Who Suffers from Prostate Cancer
Foučková, Hana ; Kindlová, Eva (advisor)
The aim is to verify whether the input level of PSA may have someinfluence on the prognosis of patients with prostate cancer. I have focused on the influence of IPSA in thefive-year survival of these patients, which is one of the relatively common internationally recognized criteria in trials .. Furthermore, I wonder if the IPSA may also reflect on otherprognostic markers Prostate cancer - if with higher histological grade, or high clinical IPSA stage level change in some way.
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Austrian and Post Keynesian theory of business cycle: Substitute or complement?
Uhliarová, Lucia ; Janíčko, Martin (advisor) ; Kindlová, Eva (referee)
Neither Austrian nor Post Keynesian school is part of contemporary economic mainstream, both schools explain business cycle theory by monetary influences. This thesis examinates, through analysis of these theories, whether there are any other common elements except of the fact that both are monetary theories of business cycle. The key question author tries to answer is if we can describe these theories as substitute or complement. In last part theoretical analysis is enriched by the scale, which reflects substitution or complementary nature of the theories.
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Teorie konkurence a antimonopolní politika
Hrdlovič, Richard ; Kindlová, Eva (advisor) ; Mičúch, Marek (referee)
V práci poukážeme na vývoj teorie konkurence v dějinách ekonomického myšleni. Začneme stručným nastíněním problematiky konkurence tak, jak ji chápal zakladatel moderní ekonomie Adam Smith. Jeho názory předznamenaly vyvoj této teorie na dalších 200 let a ovlivnily tak formování neoklasické ekonomie, na kteru navážeme. Poukážeme na některe osobnosti, které spoluvytvářely neoklasickou teorii konkurence, jako byli Chamberlain a Robinsonová a dotkneme se i jedneho z predstavitelů chicagské školy, Franka Knighta, jako jednoho z prvních, kteří formuloval podmínky platné na dokonale konkurenčních trzích. Okrajove se seznámíme s Marshallem, a Wallrasovou teorií všeobecné rovnováhy. Po definování konkurence tak, jak ji vnímali neoklasikové se přesuneme od statického pojetí konkurence k dynamismu rakouské ekonomie a zaměříme se na teorii podnikatele a úlohu inovací ve spolecnosti a ve vývoji na trzích. Rakouský přístup nám otevře nový pohled na formování hospodářské politiky, která stavěla svá doporučení na modelu dokonalé konkurence, a jakékoliv výraznější vychýlení od tohohle stavu, považovala za důvod ke státním zásahům.
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Investment stimulation -- possible negative consequences and system of investment incentives in the Czech republic
Honsa, Viktor ; Kindlová, Eva (advisor) ; Mach, Petr (referee)
The importance of investment in economy is undisputable. For that reason the programs supporting investments represent the firm part of economic policy with the goal to influence the flow of capital investments. The topic of frequent discussions is the support of capital investments in the form of investment incentives, especially the purposeful providing of incentives and their effect on economic indicators. Purpose of this work is not only to draw the attention to the negative consequences, which could occure due to granting of investment incentives but also to provide the impartial view on the state of economy in the Czech Republic.
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