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Obstacles at work from the legal and economic point of view
Stibor, Martin ; Korcová, Renata (advisor) ; Alena, Alena (referee)
The diploma thesis concentrates on work obstacles institute and is divided into two parts. The first part contains a brief summary of legislation, which is based on data collecting and information gathering from legal regulations, professional publications and internet sources, focused on issues concerning work obstacles from the point of an employee and from an employer. The practical part deals with practical application of the obstacles at work from legal and economical point of view. The practical part consists of the issues of application, approval, permitting, usage and refunding such obstacles at work of the employer and analysis of obstacles arising in relation with the institute application by an employee. In this section part of the thesis methods of direct observation, internal documents analysis and last but not least semi-structured interviews with company managers were used. The result is a practical approach to legislation and economic impact in the analyzed company.
Does oligopolistic market structure rise banking service prices?
Stibor, Martin ; Koblovský, Petr (advisor) ; Mičúch, Marek (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to find out whether oligopolistic market structure causes banking services prices to rise. The relation between the market structure and the profitability of banking institutions on selected markets in Central Europe and Eastern Europe was tested using P-R model, which was extended for the regulation variable. This study analyzed dataset from the period of 2008, which shows a specific character because in this period of financial institutions faced with so-call Banking Depression. The paper follows the current major factors that influencing banks' profit. In the second part, were compared the types of market structures, which were estimated using P-R model and HHI. The discussion showed the differences of model output seem to be a result of the definition of the relevant market and a number of analyzed subjects. It is appropriate to apply P-R model on large data files regardless of the size market. While the HHI and requires a precise specification of the market. P-R model estimates the analyzed region as oligopolistic in which the regulation has a significant impact on the individual banks' profit.

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