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The Comparison of Innovation of Automotive Industy in V4 Countries.
Jakubčík, Petr ; Krška, Petr (referee) ; Putnová, Anna (advisor)
Bachelor thesis focuses on the comparison of innovations in the automotive industry compared to Visegrad Four. It compares the development of automotive production in individual countries including economic indicators that affect it. It also looks for incentives for innovation in the Czech Republic and looks for the reasons for innovation activities and suggests investment opportunities for innovation.
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Comparison of price levels on the countries of Visegrad group after joining the European Union
Bočkoriková, Bernadeta ; Nečadová, Marta (advisor) ; Rusmichová, Lada (referee)
BOČKORIKOVÁ, Bernadeta: Comparison of price levels on the countries of Visegrad group after joining the European Union. University of Economics, Prague, Faculty of Business administration, Department of Economics and Management. Thesis supervisor: Ing. Marta Nečadová, Ph.D, 2017, 48 s. The main objective of this bachelor thesis is to analyse the evolution of different price levels in the countries of the Visegrad Four after joining the European Union and to identify the reasons of the differences. The theoretical part of the thesis defines inflation, describes the possibilities and ways of measuring inflation and briefly describes the consequences of inflation. In this part, there are analysis of the composition consumer basket for each country of the Visegrad Four. Compared are the differences in the structure of consumer price index ant the harmonized index of consumer prices. The practical part of the thesis focuses on the comparison of the price level in the perion of years 2004-2016. Development of the annual inflation rate for each country is explained by annual rate of changes of selected sectors of the consumer basket.
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Comparison of the economic development of Visegrad countries since 2000
Jansa, Michal ; Breňová, Lubomíra (advisor) ; Šumpíková, Markéta (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to compare the economic development of the countries of Visegrad four (V4) between the years 2000 and 2016 via the macroeconomic indicator of GDP. Text is divided into a theoretical and an analytical part. In the first part, the studied formation is described as well as the GDP indicator and the methodology of Eurostat, whose data are analysed in the second part. The thesis examines the economic development of the group mainly through annual GDP growth rate and GDP per capita indicators. Macroeconomic context is generally acquired from reports, data or publications of the national institutions of V4 countries. Synthesis of the findings showed that while the short-term economic development in the V4 can differ, from a long-term perspective the studied economies are edging closer.
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Family policy and reproductive behaviour in the Visegrad Group states after 1990
Krejčí, Anna ; Kocourková, Jiřina (advisor) ; Šťastná, Anna (referee) ; Černíková, Alena (referee)
Family policy andreproductive behaviour in the VisegradGroup states after 1990 Abstract In post-communist countries, the fertility decline has been already subjected in many researches. Aim of this diploma thesis is to analyse trends in fertility and family policy in the Visegrad countries. The goal was to find out how the post-1990 approach on family policy and response to changing social conditions differed in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia. The study describes settings for each family benefits including the changes in the examined period of 1990-2013. On that basis 5-year periods were defined and assessed. The fertility analysis is focused on the total and completed fertility rate and also by parity and age-specific fertility rates. The period effect was estimated using age-period-cohort (APC) models which decompose fertility rates for age, period and cohort effects. Models were based on fertility of women aged 25-49 years in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia. Results in all three countries suggest that the decline in fertility in 1995-1999 wasa reaction to the changing socio-economic conditions in 1990-1994. However, the negative effect of this period was mitigated by changes in the distribution of cohorts. The period 2000-2004 has brought many positive changes that were behind...
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Stability of the Banking Sector: Dependence Beyond Correlation
Fiala, Tomáš ; Šopov, Boril (advisor) ; Zelený, Tomáš (referee)
We analyze systemic risk of banks in countries of the so-called Visegrad Group (V4). Particularly, we focus on the relationship between a foreign mother and its local subsidiary which we compare to the relationship between subsidiaries in a given V4 country. We find that the systemic risk between two subsidiaries is higher than that between a mother and the respective subsidiary. In our analysis, we employ a technique stemming from a nonparametric multivariate Extreme Value Theory which is distribution free. Thus, our results are robust to heavy tails. Keywords Extreme value theory, systemic risk, financial stability, Visegrad Group, mother-subsidiary re- altionship Author's e-mail tomas.fiala@gjn.cz Supervisor's e-mail boril.sopov@gmail.com
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Aplication of Second-order election on European elections in Visegrad states
Dušátko, Jan ; Lebeda, Tomáš (advisor) ; Mlejnek, Josef (referee)
Diploma thesis "Aplication of Second order election theory on European election in Visegrad states" examines a theory of second-order election and aplicates it on European elections in the Visegrad states. Since this theory was build on election results in founding states of the EU and this theory was many times proved in western Europe, the main goal is to find out whether the election results of the Visegrad states concur with the theory of second- order election or not. In that case goal of this thesis will be to find out where and why there is differences. The thesis is divided into three parts. First theoretical part deals with all theories which were tried to explain different outcomes from different types of elections. Second part introduces our hypotheses and methodology by which we examine these hypotheses. Third part analyses the results of elections from selected countries. First four chapters of the third part deal with selected countries separately. Fifth chapter compares our results from the Visegrad states among them and then it compares these results with results from the countries of EU-15.
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Socio-Economic Conditions of Employment of Women in Selected EU Countries
SŮVOVÁ, Lucie
The objective of this thesis called "Socio-Economic Conditions of Employment of Women in Selected EU Countries" is the evaluation of the current position of women and socio-economic conditions on the labour market within the Visegrad Group. The theoretical part is devoted to the characteristics of documents dealing with the employment policy of women and it also analyses conditions and position of women in selected countries. At the end of the thesis, there is comparison of selected socio-economic criteria. The practical part contains analysis and comparison of level of family policies in selected countries with the EU and the assessment of financial support of women during their maternity leave. The practical part is complemented with the sociological survey focused on "the position of women on labour market in selected countries".
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Catching-up effect: analysis of chosen institutional factors and their influence on economic growth in the countries of the Visegrad Group in a period 2004 - 2014
Šincl, Jan ; Procházka, Pavel (advisor) ; Strejček, Ivo (referee)
This bachelor thesis examines the impact of catching up effect onto the Visegrad group countries in the period of 2004 to 2014 and the speed of their convergence to the economic level of the old member countries of EU. In the theoretical part the thesis focuses on the origin and development of both groups of countries as well as particular approaches to the economic growth itself, institutional economy and the catching-up effect. The main focus of the practical part is to perform a comparative analysis of five institutional factors with the aim to find out if the countries are getting closer or further to the level of EU 15 countries and what impact does it have on their economic development. This thesis results in statement, that on the macroeconomic level the entrace of the Visegrad group to the European Union positively affected their economic development a brought them closer to the level of EU 15.
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The analysis of destination marketing of Visegrad countries
Brestovanská, Michaela ; Herget, Jan (advisor) ; Pauková, Kristína (referee)
This work deals with the analysis of destination marketing of Visegrad countries, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary. The analysis assumes an outline of the issues of tourism with emphasis on destination, destination management and marketing concept of a tourist destination. The practical part contains an analysis of the current routing destination marketing in each country at national level. At work we are dealing with selected tools of marketing concepts countries, based on the official marketing plan of the national tourist center of nation states. The last section is dedicated to the mutual project of these countries called European Quartet, which is aimed to promote Visegrad countries in overseas countries and overseas markets. In personal way of marketing communication we are focused on four selected markets, the USA, Russia, Japan and China, which have the most significant impact on visit rate.
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