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Public sphere in printed media and on Internet: comparative analysis
Čížková, Lucie ; Nečas, Vlastimil (advisor) ; Trampota, Tomáš (referee)
This thesis presents an analysis of the public sphere in the environment of two different media types. The analysis is performed on the basis of the extent of different participants in the media contents which were related to the declaration of the ban on selling alcohol spirits in the Czech Republic in September 2012. The theoretical part of the paper is focused primarily on the definition of the basic concepts, such as new and traditional media, the public and the public sphere, then also on normative theories in general, along with a more detailed view on the normative theory of the public sphere, within which the paper is focused on participatory and discursive model of Jürgen Habermas. The second part of the paper provides on the basis of quantitative research, which was preceded by qualitative analysis, an empirical comparison of the extent of different participants and their access to the content of both media types. It also provides an overview of applied topics and contextual frameworks through which was a declaration of the ban on selling alcohol spirits in the media reported. In the conclusion, there is a statement which is based on the evaluation of the collected data. It was concluded, that the public sphere in the internet environment is not, considering the extent of participation of...
Effect of partial prohibition on restaurants from the perspective of employees: a qualitative investigation
Coufalová, Veronika ; Vacek, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Běláčková, Vendula (referee)
OF THE THESIS Name: Bc. Veronika Coufalová, DiS. Specialization: Adictology Head of the thesis: Mgr. Jaroslav Vacek Opponent: Ing., Mgr., Bc. Vendula Běláčková Pages: 83 The name of the thesis: EFFECT OF PARTIAL PROHIBITION ON RESTAURANTS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF EMPLOYEES: A QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION This thesis deals with how the prohibition reflected in the attitudes and behavior of employees and the behavior of consumers in restaurants and bars. The theoretical part is focused on the main substances alcohol and methanol, next on the related topics methanol cases and related facts in criminology. Another chapter is aimed at the prohibition in the country. The research was carried out through qualitative methods of data collection, which was formulated in the form of interviews, which were designed according to the draft of the questionnaire. This research was anonymous, respondents were informed of the ethical rules and the possibility of withdrawing from the research file. Next were used methods expert estimates for research changes in behavior and the method of triangulation. In the research was included 30 restaurants and bars selected nomination technique. Results are evaluated on the basis of data transferred from the audio recording into Excel spreadsheets, where it was possible to insert...
Possibilities and impacts of potential liberalization of the alcohol market in the Czech republic based on the data from 2009 to 2015
Šilhavá, Lada ; Štípek, Vladimír (advisor) ; Strejček, Ivo (referee)
The target of this Bachelor thesis was to analyse the Alcohol Market in the Czech Republic and its regulation by excise taxation between 2009 and 2015. It aims on modeling potential situations of the market liberalization. Especially it examines changes in state budget and alcohol consumption as a result of fluctuation in both excise tax and value-added tax. It also deals with potential changes of medical services costs in relation to variable alcohol consumption. Some of the partial conclusions in this work are based on expierences from alcohol prohibition period in specific countries. The work includes introduction to Czech legislation, as well as it describes the excise taxes in terms of alcohol use. The Laffers curve has been applied on alcohol market and results into an conclusion, that involves reducing the excise taxes what will lead to stimulation of the relevant economic sector and may have effect on the services industry as well. The thesis is also recommending solutions on increased medical services costs in relation to higher alcohol consumption.
Analysis of effectiveness of the psychoactive drugs prohibition and economic and social consequences of legalization
Mráz, Vít ; Štekláč, Jiří (advisor) ; Doležal, Ondřej (referee)
Nowadays, there is lot of discussion about drug legalization or about the inefficiency of the current prohibitive policy. The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the economic and social impact of prohibition, compare them with the likely economic and social impact of legalization and then, from this comparison, evaluate which of these two policies is more efficient. The first part is an introduction of the topic of illicit drug policy and illicit drugs in general. In the second part, I evaluate the impact of these two policies on the wide spectrum of domains which drug policy affects. In the third part, where I summarize and compare the impacts of these two policies, I reach the conclusion, that prohibition compared to legalization causes significant increase in criminality, increases the harm of drugs used, increases the expenditure and lowers the revenue of the state budget and a lot of other negative effects. On the other hand, prohibition probably reduces the amount of drug users. Moreover I reach the conclusion that drug policy will be soon challenged by problems raised by new technologies. The thesis concludes that legalization would be better since it has the potential to reduce or completely minimize the negative impacts of prohibition.
Illicit Drug Market and Social and Economic Consequences of Its Existence
Kaštovský, Vojtěch ; Vostrovská, Zdenka (advisor) ; Běláčková, Vendula (referee)
This thesis focuses on illegal drug market, its subjects, and consequences of its existence. Through analyzing social and economic impacts of state interventionism on the drug market and comparison with possible effects of legalization, the suitability of these policies is discussed. The results of this analysis show that the most effective solution is the legalization with a price regulation which aims to prevent sudden increase in the number of drug users.
PROHIBITION IN RUSSIAN COUNTRIES AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Mikláš, Martin ; Tajovský, Ladislav (advisor) ; Chalupecký, Petr (referee)
In this thesis deals with the issue of prohibition of alcohol. At the beginning of the work are discussed theoretical approaches to the prohibition of alcohol across the major authors of the economic community . Then I deal with the prohibitive measures in several countries. In these two examples, a detailed study of the causes , course and consequences of prohibitive measures are implemented . For example serves two major experiments in this area , is the first of Prohibition in the United States of America (USA) , second prohibition is almost unknown in Tsarist Russia, respectively . in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics ( USSR). At work I have carried out a detailed study of the causes of prohibition in relation to the U.S. when I consider the prohibition of the years 1920-1933 for determining the direction of the legislative creation of Americans that influences the legislative power to this day. In the case of Prohibition in Russian countries I concentrated course , because unlike Prohibition in the U.S. was an administrative directive measures. In my work, I have proved that prohibitive measures nationwide scope of the pre- reliant to fail if they are not accepted by the general public . Under other circumstances, lead to circumvention of the law and the growth of crime. I am also on the basis of the findings refute the commonly accepted view that the prohibition in the USA in the years 1920-1933 was an absolute failure. The failure was undoubtedly related to the political point of view , however, if one takes into account the health impact on society, according to statistics reported for 1933. Prohibition changed the culture of the society as alcohol consumption , when the company moved from the bars and streets of privacy. Repeal of Prohibition was a logical step in the new circumstances on the 1930s
The Impact of Prohibition and Excise Tax on Production and Consumption of Alcohol in the Czech Republic
Michlianová, Kamila ; Rod, Aleš (advisor) ; Chytil, Zdeněk (referee)
The thesis focuses on two hypotheses. The first one explores whether the prohibition in September 2012 in the Czech Republic had any influence on production of spirit. The second one is focused on excise taxes. We are interested if there was a change in consumption of spirits in periods before and after tax change. The hypotheses were tested on data from Board of customs of the Czech Republic for period from 2006 to 2015. We applied SARIMA method on this data. The results suggest that the impact of prohibition was significant in the following month after prohibition. The reason for this decline could be fear in society of dangerous alcohol. In the case of excise tax change, we found that people make reserves in period before the tax change. On the other hand, there is drop in alcohol consumption in the period after tax change. We concluded that the drop is temporary and consumption returns to previous level in six months.
Analysis of short-term impact and estimate of long-term impact of legalizing marijuana on economic productivity of Colorado in 2014
Zavřelová, Lucie ; Štekláč, Jiří (advisor) ; Brabec, Petr (referee)
This paper mainly analyses the impact of legalisation of recreational marijuana on economic productivity of Colorado in one year period. The subject of literary research is theoretical function of drug markets, forming of demand, supply and price. Theory is focused on relationship between economy and drugs, impact of prohibition on society and economy. It estimates the consequence of legalisation based on scientific opinions. History of prohibition and health effects of marijuana are mentioned shortly. The second part describes the legislation and procedure of legalisation in Colorado. Empirical findings analyse the impact of decriminalisation and legalisation of medical marijuana mainly on consumption and state income. Practical part is focused primarily on full abolition of prohibitive mode and impacts of legalisation of recreational marijuana consumption mainly on tax income, consumption, criminality and unemployment in one year period, and evaluates the consensus with theoretical foundations. Closure is consisted of estimation of long range development based on short range analysis and economic theory.
Prohibition - the most radical form of regulation
Haruda, Zdeněk ; Rybáček, Miroslav (advisor) ; Barák, Vladimír (referee)
The bachelor thesis is engaged with prohibition of alcohol in selected countries. It shows the origins of prohibitions and its impacts on social and economic welfare of citizens and countries. In the theoretical part of the thesis, there are introduced individual cases of prohibition implementations and analysis of their effectiveness is made. The thesis focuses primarily on the United States prohibition in its practical part. It introduces opinions of some opponents and supporters of prohibition. It also shows positive and negative impacts of this thirteen years lasting prohibition.
Costs and benefits of alcohol probition in the Czech republic
Rokošová, Lucie ; Komrska, Martin (advisor) ; Slaný, Martin (referee)
This diploma thesis compares the profits and costs of the prohibition adopted in the Czech Republic during September 2012. The prohibition that lasted two weeks was a reaction of the Czech government on series of intoxication due to the proof of toxic methanol. The thesis detects, based on the comparison of the value of saved lives and costs that the prohibition cause, the effectivity of the government interference on the market oriented economy. The profits of the prohibition are defined as a value of saved lives of people, who would die because of the intoxication if the prohibition would not be adopted. The value of the human life is defined by DALY (disability-adjusted life years), the willingness to pay for prolongation of own life and the amount of potential juridical refunds. The costs of the prohibition are formulated as a value of unsold goods and services. Diploma thesis considers also impact of prohibition on tax collection. We can state that, based on the cost-benefit analysis, the adopted prohibition was economically effective.

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