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Analysis of value added tax determinants
 Nesnídal, Daniel ; Řežábek, Pavel (advisor) ; Zamrazilová, Eva (referee)
This master thesis analyses the relationship between state budgetary revenues from indirect taxes, the number of existing indirect tax rates and the level of those taxes. In particular, this thesis strives to investigate whether an increase in the number of indirect tax rates and higher tax rates lead to a measurable increase in the net tax revenue of a given state. The analysis uses tax-related data from 39 European countries collected between 1993 and 2014 and includes a total number of 746 observations. In order to arrive at the estimated results, this thesis uses the general method of moments analysis (GMM) along with the Arellano-Bond estimator. Results obtained through the GMM analysis suggest that, ceteris paribus, the introduction of one additional indirect tax rate leads to a decrease of net tax revenue of the state vis-a-vis its gross domestic product by 1,03 percentage points. The relationship between the level of indirect tax rate and the state's net revenues appears to be non-linear. Specifically, the increase of indirect tax rate by one percentage point appears to be associated with an increase of state's net revenue vis-a-vis its gross domestic product by approximately one percentage point.
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Determinants of Prague rental prices
 Nesnídal, Daniel ; Koubek, Ivo (advisor) ; Mirvald, Michal (referee)
This bachelor thesis analyzes relationships between specific properties of realities and rental prices in the capital city region of Prague. The aforementioned analysis utilizes principles of hedonic pricing and draws on a dataset consisting of 2 357 observations collected in March 2013. Final results indicate that the most significant determinant of rental price may be the reality's affiliation with a specific city district. For example, results suggest that a rental price of reality in Prague 9 will be 16 percentage points lower than a rental price of identical reality in Prague 1. The findings also indicate that another influential factor may be whether the reality is newly constructed, in which case the rental price of such reality increases by 14,3 percentage points.
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