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Mikrofinance v Mongolsku a v Centrální Asii
Turbat, Batbayar ; Janda, Karel (advisor) ; Leová, Simona (referee)
The theoretical literature on Microfinance claims that Microfinance methodology can help alleviate the poverty. Mongolia is one of the countries where Microfinance is implemented and said to be successful in building a deeper and broader access to financial services. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how well Microfinance is being implemented in Mongolia and what the current practice is and, most importantly, how well the microfinance methodology works. In order to answer the last question, data collected from the proximity of the Central Asian Region including Mongolia was used. Nowadays there are number of microfinance institutions operating Mongolia such as Xacbank, Credit Mongolia. Despite the previously informal microfinance bodies such pawnshops, it appears that there was still some room on the market for Microfinance to fit in. The achievements of these Microfinance institutions are remarkable given Mongolia's extremely low population density and weak infrastructure. Research on the effectiveness of microfinance methodologies are in demand. Therefore, this paper offers research on microfinance practices such as group lending, rural lending and targeting women as well. A panel data of 90 microfinance institutions in 8 countries from the region was used. The result is rather mixed. Targeting women and lending to the rural customers seem to be working. However, group lending is found to be increasing portfolio risk and while having no effect on the financial revenue and the profitability.
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The Prospect of Economic Relations between the Czech Republic and Mongolia
Oberfalzer, Jan ; Jiránková, Martina (advisor) ; Pavlík, Petr (referee)
The aim o this thesis is to determine whether there is a promising prospect of mutual economic relations between the Czech Republic and Mongolia, to analyze the Mongolian economy and to highlight potential possibilities and sectors that could represent a suitable opportunity for the Czech investors to do business in this region. The first part characterizes geographic, climatic, demographic, political and historical profile of Mongolia. The second part analyzes the Mongolian economy as a whole, its structure, foreign trade and foreign direct investments. In the third part is mapped position of Mongolia in Asia, Mongolian relations with neighboring states and foreign policy. The fourth part deals with the evaluation of economic relations between the Czech Republic and Mongolia, their history, present and prospects for the future.
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Brief overview of history in Mongolia
Šmahelová, Lucie
Mongolia is a part of huge epicentre of ethnic processes in the large area among Southern Siberia, Sayan and Altai Mountains. Due to climatic conditions and social-economic processes the older ethnics were assimilated or pushed by the recent ones to the steppes of Eurasia and further to European corridor. History of Mongolia is so far various and confused topic as its cultures were constantly in motion but historical sources are limited or even missing. The archaeology gives us the very important and often the only source of information.
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The prospect of economic relations between the Czech Republic and Mongolia, taking into account cultural differences
Heranová, Jana ; Müllerová, Františka (advisor) ; Ďurove, Kateřina (referee)
Before the Velvet Revolution, Mongolia was a very important trading partner of the former Czechoslovakia. The aim of my thesis is to present Mongolia as a potential business partner for today's Czech exporters and investors and see if it is possible to develop mutual economic relations. The thesis is divided into five chapters. The first chapter focuses on the general characteristics of Mongolia, for example geographic and demographic data, administrative structure and history. Another chapter is devoted to analysis of the Mongolian market, thus characterizes the political, legal, social and technological environment. The third chapter is focused on the economic characteristics of the country, follows the development of macroeconomic indicators and provides detailed information on foreign trade and analyzes the investment climate. The fourth chapter is about the Mongolian culture, its differences and etiquette of business meetings. The final chapter follows the existing trade relations between the Czech Republic and Mongolia, deals with the specifics of entry of Czech entities and based on information from companies already doing business in Mongolia, the chapter analyzes the suitable fields and possibilities of entry of Czech companies to Mongolia.
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Regulations of accounting in Mongolia
Khurelbaatar, Tseveen ; Skálová, Jana (advisor) ; Žárová, Marcela (referee)
Abstract: The main goal of this thesis is to inform readers about the current state of the regulation of accounting in Mongolia. In the first part, the author deals with the basic information which related to the accounting system, such as sources of regulations, accounting principles, and more. The second part is devoted to the issue of valuation of the major items of financial statements, methods and procedures. Conclusively, the author tries to inform future directions of the development of accounting system.
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Development assistance of the Czech Republic: A case study of Mongolia
Řandová, Štěpánka ; Lehmannová, Zuzana (advisor) ; Kochan, Jan (referee)
The thesis deals with the development assistance of the Czech Republic. The first part focuses on explanation of the definition of the development assistance, its historical development and incorporation into the international context. Through a historical excursus occurs to the individual motives for its provision. The second part is devoted to development assistance of the Czech Republic, its territorial and sector orientation and motives of the Czech Republic for its provision. The third part focuses on Mongolia as a partner in development assistance of the Czech Republic.
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The Czechoslovak-Mongolian Archeology Expedition in 1958
Martinovský, Martin
Czechoslovak/Mongolian archeology expedition in 1958 was the first action on its extend in CSR at all. Institute of Archeology Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences sent to Mongolia high experts at the head of L. Jisl, who executed besides the excavations also ethnographic palaeogic and anthropological research. Results were very high appreciated by inland as well as external experts and it confirmed the prestige of Czechoslovak science. The pursuit of expedition by next years was grounded by organizations barriers.
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Strategy of economic development in Mongolia
Sejkora, Jiří ; Adamcová, Lenka (advisor) ; Knotková, Vladimíra (referee)
The text examines the strategy of economic development in centrally planned economy and market economy in Mongolia. The transformation period of Mongolian economy is connecting both parts of the text about the strategy of development. Next target of the text is a description of economic development in relation with an evolution of mongolian history in the 20th century.
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