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HOW DO ENTREPRENEURS LEARN?
Klimanová, Dobromila ; Lukeš, Martin (advisor) ; Jarošová, Eva (referee)
The overall aim of this study is to provide insight into entrepreneurial learning behavior and activities which could possibly serve as a model for others regardless of whether they pursue entrepreneurial career or not. As there is limited literature on entrepreneurial learning, the first part focuses on providing overview of existing literature on learning theory and the study of entrepreneurship. Based on this theory propositions about entrepreneurial learning behavior were formed. Second part is focused on empirical testing and analysis of the data identified by the research. The research is grounded upon interviews and survey of 25 entrepreneurs managing growing start-ups from Slovakia and Czech Republic. Based on the research findings suggestions are formulated with regards to effective learning behavior.
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The impact of global economic crisis on Czech labour market
Kupec, Ondřej ; Kotýnková, Magdalena (advisor) ; Pavlíček, Tomáš (referee)
The main topic of this master thesis is to analyze the development of (un)employment rate at Czech labour market between the years 1998 -- 2011 with the major focus on period after the impacts of economic crisis. Another goal of this essay is to evaluate and analyze the impact of the economic crisis on various labor market indicators together with sensitivity of each gender on the performance of the Czech economy. Theoretical part of essay will explain the basic concepts through the literature. The analysis will focus on comparing and evaluating the development of unemployment rates in selected regions and unemployment by gender. The method used is a comparative analysis of development of regional and gender unemployment which will be then interpreted with time series and geometrical interpretation. Theoretical foundations are confronted with the results of analytic work which enables to provide a comprehensive evaluation.
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Refund of VAT to entrepreneurs from European Communities and from the third countries
Procházková, Aneta ; Svátková, Slavomíra (advisor) ; Hladíková, Veronika (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with refund of VAT to entrepreneurs from European Communities and from the third countries. The first part makes the reader familiar with the legislative conditions which are set by the EC guideline and by the Value added tax law. The process of filling in the VAT refund application and the tax administrator process of considering an application are analysed in the second chapter. The third chapter compares legislative conditions and the VAT refund processes to entrepreneurs from European Communities and from the third countries. Also there is mentioned an evaluation of the identical and the different elements.
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Consumer Protection
HRBKOVÁ, Vendula
By the help of filled questionaries I wanted to discover what people can imagine under the term consumer protection, where they can find informations and advices concerning this problems and what are their experiences with reclamations and also with shopping goods on the internet. I was discovering further, how they assess standard of consumer protection in Czech Republic and what can help to some improvement.
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Impact of the changes of personal income tax valid from the 1st January 2008 concerning entrepreneurs
PUPÍKOVÁ, Hana
The bachelor thesis analyzes the impact of the changes of personal income tax, including the changes in social security and health care insurance, valid from the 1st January 2008 and concerning entrepreneurs. The first part identifies the main changes in the taxation of entrepreneurs, the second part is devoted to the effects caused by introducing a linear tax rate of 15%, increase in tax bonifications and exclusion of pension insurance premiums and the contribution to the state employment policy and health care insurance from the tax deductible expenses. The thesis compares the taxation of income between 2007 and 2008 in both absolute and relative terms.
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Social entrepreneurship: Understanding the reality of the developing world and designing sustainable solutions
Fous, Zdeněk ; Lukeš, Martin (advisor) ; Stephan, Ute (referee)
Social entrepreneurship, loosely defined as delivering social value in a sustainable way using market-based principles, is especially powerful tool in the Third world. Grass-root entrepreneurial approach of developing and empowering those countries from the bottom up is proving to be the most sustainable and efficient solution. First part of this work outlines historical context of the developing world and provides thorough analysis about challenges and threats it is facing. Furthermore, model defining what countries are the "most suitable" for a social venture is described, together with tools that are used nowadays to support the developing world. Second part puts main emphasis on defining and discussing the concept of social entrepreneurship, especially with respect to social venture design. Conclusions and practical recommendations are heavily based on interviews with successful and inspirational social entrepreneurs active in the Third world, as well as with leading NGOs with offices in the Czech Republic. All in all, the ultimate goal of this work is to create a big-picture overview about the reality the developing world is facing and describe how the most sustainable solutions can be designed.
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Fiscal effects of changes in social insurance
Skrbková, Lucie ; Klazar, Stanislav (advisor) ; Klazar, Stanislav (referee)
I have chosen the theme of social insurance for my bachelor final essay because it is a highly debated topic, and interests me because decisions and changes made in regards to social insurance impact everyone from employees, to entrepreneurs, to employers, to the state for which social insurance is paid on people's behalf, and to people without taxable income. The primary goal of this final essay is to analyze changes in revenues from social insurance, assuming variable factors which cause social insurance revenues to increase or decrease, The variable factors I will focus on include minimum wage, average wage, rate of inflation, and insurance rates. I will also mention and touch upon other factors which could influence the amount of social insurance revenues, such as demographic factors and base limits imposed for individuals. I will outline and analyze which current changes in social insurance are valid for 2009. I will search out revenues from social insurance of common budgets during the period from 1999 to 2008 and then according to this output data, I will answer the question as to why these changes were made. Finally, I will try to find the best statistics model which would sufficiently describe relationships between insurance revenues (as dependent variable) with minimum wage and average wage (as explanatory variables).
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