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Analysis of foreign economic relations of the Czech republic with BRIC countries.
Sibagatova, Adel ; Plchová, Božena (advisor) ; Halík, Jaroslav (referee)
Today there is a great interest in the strategic markets or priority markets in the world. The list includes such countries as Brazil, China, Egypt, India, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Russia, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine, USA, Vietnam. World find them priority because they hide a great potential and dispose of large amount of wealth, important for the future prosperous development of the whole world. It is clear that other economies that are not in the list, try to establish business relations with these countries and strengthen their positions on their markets. All BRIC countries are currently considered as the priority markets. In my work I tried to describe the current situation in the development of bilateral trade relations between the Czech republic and the BRIC countries. BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) - a young forum of strengthening dialogue and cooperation with major countries among the dynamically developing countries, whose role in the global economy and politics is constantly increasing. During the last decade the BRIC countries became the "locomotive" of economic development in the world. Approximately 50% of world GDP growth in 2010, including the period after the crisis, was produced by BRIC countries. The Czech Republic is a relatively small economy, for which penetration to international trade plays an important role, and therefore for Czech exporters should BRIC markets become in the near term the main object of concentration.
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Foreign trade relations between Russian federation and Czech republic
Sibagatova, Adel ; Plchová, Božena (advisor) ; Nigrinová, Lenka (referee)
Work is devoted to the question of foreign trade between Russian federation and Czech Republic. The aim of this work is to describe the development of movement of goods and services between countries, to show what these countries are interesting in and assess the prospects for the future. The work is divided into 4 chapters.The first chapter briefly characterizes economies of both countries. The second chapter contains a brief history of the relations, contractual basis, the economic development of recent years, the structure of imports and exports of goods and services and investment development. The third chapter contains the characteristics of pro-export policy of the Czech Republic. The current trends and prospects for the future are in the fourth chapter. I tried to show the attractions of markets of these countries and to assess the prospects and possibilities for cooperation.
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