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BRIC countries - development and perspectives
Stonawská, Martina ; Adámková, Vlasta (advisor) ; De Castro, Tereza (referee)
The aim of the bachelor thesis was to define the acronym BRIC, describe demographic, geographic and economic aspects of its individual members, present their predicted economic development and introduce main advantages and problems, which are typical for individual BRIC countries. The first part describes BRIC, its together summits, demographics, geographic and economic structure of BRIC countries. The second part focuses on analysis of macroeconomic indicators and the third part contains prospects for the future and advantages and problems of BRIC countries.
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Indian Foreign Trade
Marková, Adéla ; Müller, Štěpán (advisor) ; Taušer, Josef (referee)
This bachelor thesis is analysing the Indian foreign trade during the years 2000 -- 2011. Separately, this thesis is focused on the foreign trade between India and Czech Republic. In the theoretical part, there is a brief description of chosen theory of international trade. There are defined basic ways of the trade policy. There is characterized Indian foreign-political orientation. Furthermore, there is a historical-economic development of India in this part.
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Position of BRIC countries on selected international commodity markets
Pospíšil, Jakub ; Müller, Štěpán (advisor) ; Taušer, Josef (referee)
The bachelor thesis analyzes position of BRIC countries on international commodity markets with coffee, natural gas, gold, coal and iron ore in context with recent development of their economies. International economics theory is applied to put their global stance and engagement in international trade under scrutiny. Involvement in regional integrations is also briefly discussed. Brazil is key supplier of coffee to global markets and Russia enjoys prominent position in production of natural gas, whereas Indian demand moves the gold market. Chinese demand is fundamental for development of trade with coal and iron ore. Further in the paper the ability to influence market price of given commodities by the countries is analyzed and humble attempts of modest future development predictions are made.
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International rice trade
Vu, Daniel ; Černá, Iveta (advisor) ; Bolotov, Ilya (referee)
The thesis deals with the development of international trade in rice and focuses mainly on the period 2006 until 2011. I concentrated on the major exporters of rice -- China, India, Thailand, Vietnam and the U.S., the major importers -- Indonesia and the EU. In the context of these countries I analyzed the effects of government trade policies on the form of international trade in rice. My goal was to combine both these elements in coherence, because they are an inseparable part. In the first chapter, I first defined types of rice, then I explained the Standard Model theory of trade and trade policies for the export and import countries. In the second chapter, I gave an overview of the production and trade in rice. In next chapter I dealt with the trade policies of the above mentioned states. In the last chapter, I finally connected the impact of trade policies on foreign trade of selected countries.
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Investment Climate in India With Emphasis on Investment Incentives
Hanuška, Petr ; Černá, Iveta (advisor) ; Čajka, Radek (referee)
This Bachelor's thesis is about the investment climate in India. The first chapter explains important theoretical terms concerning this topic. The second chapter describes both historical and current aspects which are involved in forming investment climate. Indian economy and its involvement in international trade are also characterized in this chapter. The third chapter evaluates the investment climate as such. It introduces important reforms, industry restrictions, barriers to entry to the Indian market, and investment promotion agencies. It also provides information about foreign direct investments in India. The last part of this thesis is dedicated to investment opportunities for foreign investors.
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Economic Diplomacy of the Czech Republic in Relation to India
Kadlecová, Michala ; Peterková, Jana (advisor) ; Zemanová, Štěpánka (referee)
During deepening globalization and stronger international competition the economic diplomacy of the Czech Republic is getting more important. Prosperity of the country is dependent on ability to enforce sales for its products on the far-away markets especially as the Czech economy is relatively high opened. The economic diplomacy plays a key role in this process. On the other hand, the Indian Republic is one of the countries in the world which will affect economic and political development in the 21st century. On the present, Indian market is also regarded one of the most attractive in the world. On a basis of macroeconomic indicators, notions of Czech entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial organizations and representation of the Czech state administration India has been put into the list of prior exporting countries and key trading partners of the Czech Republic. The aims of the thesis are as follows: to characterize the system of the Czech economic diplomacy, to introduce activities of the Czech economic diplomacy in India and to evaluate an observance of the Czech economic interest in India. There are used methods of description, analysis and abstraction in the paper. The thesis is divided into three main parts to be well arranged. Presentation of the Czech economic diplomacy as such and the introduction of its activities in the territory of India are the outputs of this thesis. On grounds of above mentioned is afterwards possible to evaluate the activity of Czech economic diplomacy in India as positive, in the sense the Czech economic interests in India are largely fulfilled. The activity of the Czech economic diplomacy is considered to be effective.
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The current trade policy of India
Hajnová, Marie ; Gullová, Soňa (advisor) ; Klosová, Anna (referee)
The theme of this thesis is the current trade policy of India. India is not longer seen only as a cheap "call" center and low-cost outsourcing factory. More and more large Western companies have chosen India because of high added value and they begin to perceive it as an equal player with global ambitions. The thesis is divided into five chapters. The aim of the first chapter is to explain the concept of business policy. The second chapter deals with the basic macroeconomic indicators. The third chapter analyzes trade policy instruments used in India. The remaining chapters are devoted to foreign direct investment policy and innovation policy. You find enclosed and compiled a questionnaire which was sent to selected companies. These are companies that have experience with the Indian market.
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Development of international trade exchange with strategically important countries: China, Russia, India and Ukraine
Vávrová, Alena ; Plchová, Božena (advisor) ; Nigrinová, Lenka (referee)
Subject of my master thesis is evaluation of strategically important partners of Czech Republic in international trade: China, Russia, India and Ukraine taking into account their political and law environment, economic environment and social and cultural environment. All of this information is used for analysis of common international trade relations in past with special focus on last 10 years. In the final part of each chapter, dedicated to specific region, I predicted development of future trade relations and I defined strategically important areas of business that can help to accelerate Czech export to these markets.
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India: poverty as an obstacle to further development
Lauberová, Petra ; Steinmetzová, Dana (advisor) ; Pavlík, Petr (referee)
The bachelor thesis examines a relationship between the growth of Indian economy, reducing of poverty in the country and the need to raise the capacity and quality of the local educational system. The Republic of India currently occupies second position in the ranking of the fastest growing economies in the world. Its economic success is largely controlled by the output of the tertiary sector, which is difficult for a qualified workforce. Unfortunately, finding qualified workers in India to fill positions that are in demand is very challenging. The demand for education grows only with raising of the incomes of the population and therefore poverty becomes an obstacle to further development in the country. The first chapter of the thesis defines the concept of poverty in general, provides different ways how to measure it and represents some global concepts and strategies for combating it. The second chapter describes the evolution of the Indian economy since independence to the present and focuses on areas which have caused its upsurge. The chapter also examines how current crisis has influenced these areas and provides some characteristics and facts about poverty in India. The final chapter evaluates the Indian educational system, pointing out its weaknesses and outlines the solutions that would enable its access to the wider sections of the population and improvement of its quality.
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The analysis of Czech Republic´s foreign trade relations with selected countries: China, India
Doležalová, Zuzana ; Plchová, Božena (advisor) ; Müllerová, Františka (referee)
The aim of this diploma thesis is to describe Czech Republic's foreign trade relations with two Asian countries - China and India. Thesis is divided in three parts. First part is dedicated to the introduction of Indian economy and its growth. This part deals also with the analysis of the foreign trade relations between Czech Republic and India. Second part describes Chinese economy and the foreign trade between China and the Czech Republic. The purpose of the third part is to describe the foreign direct investment flows between the Czech Republik and India/China. All the parts contain also the main points of Czech, Indian and Chinese legilatives focused on international trade and foreign direct investment.
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