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Debt collection from the economic point of view
Klofáč, Michal ; Moravec, Tomáš (advisor) ; Patočka, Radim (referee)
The thesis deals with the issues of debt collection from the creditor's point of view. It first introduces the main concepts and specifies select principles which can increase the probability of not having to collect the debt in the first place. The key part of the thesis then covers the introduction of various methods of debt collection along with the analysis of their effectiveness for the creditor. Because of the highly individual nature of every debt, the final part of the thesis includes a brief guideline for different situations as well as several model examples and general principles which the creditor should adhere to when collecting problematic debt.
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European souvereign-debt crisis
Černý, Martin ; Bič, Josef (advisor) ; Vrňáková, Irena (referee)
This thesis deals with the impats of the european souvereign-debt crisis. Furthermore it analysis the causes - from the global point of view as well as with regard to single countries. In addition measures to stop the crisis to spread are evaluated. Moreover future scenarios are presented.
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A growing trend in household debt
Lysoněk, Petr ; Pardupa, Martin (advisor) ; Vostrovská, Zdenka (referee)
This paper deals with the trend of household debts and consumption, compares it with other countries, searches for the reasons of this fact in the Theory of consumption and explains possible consequencies for the economy and the households in the future. It describes the changes in the evolution of the financial sector, financial institutions and its products. It commes up with answers to the causes of growing debts for one thing in the transformation changes of the economy , the changes of ownership of financial institututions and at last the adjustments in the economic evolution and the progress of human mind.
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Causes, impacts and solutions of the Greek financial crisis
Hliněný, Karel ; Sedláček, Jiří (advisor) ; Chaloupka, Jiří (referee)
This thesis deals with the analysis of the Greek crisis and with the shape of the Greek economy before the crisis. Furthermore, this work focuses on development in other European Union countries that have found themselves in similar problems, as the Greek ones. The final part of this thesis deals with provisional solutions of this crisis, at both national and international level. The thesis is divided into three main parts, which are gradually focused on meeting the objectives above.
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The Analysis of Hungarian Indebtedness after 1989
Kudláček, Jan ; Petrášek, František (advisor) ; Vokoun, Marek (referee)
Hungary has struggled with budget problems throughout its post-socialist history. With knowledge of economic theory it is possible to analyze the evolution of Hungary's debt after 1989 and thus deduce its weaknesses. Populism and fiscal irresponsibility have characterized majority of Hungarian governments to some extent. Hence, the key to understanding the debt of Hungary may be found on the political level of budgetary policy. With regard to the economic situation, Hungary was forced to implement significant cost-saving measures in recent years. These measures are evaluated at the end of the work. They can be crucial not only in terms of the budgetary situation but also with respect to the perspective on the future economic development and competitiveness of the entire economy.
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The financial crisis and its impact on U.S. gross domestic product growth
Cimala, Petr ; Jílek, Josef (advisor) ; Dočkal, Dalibor (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to quantify the impact of the 2008 financial crisis to U.S. economic growth and also identify potential scenarios for future development. For this purpose, there was selected a sample of historical cases of financial crisis where followed the process of deleveraging. Identified impacts were applied to estimate the future GDP growth. In the period 0-5 years after the crisis GDP typically slowed by 40-45%, in 0-7 year horizon by 28-35%, and in the 10 year horizon by 17-20%. In a case of deducting export effect, slowdown of GDP growth is even higher. For the next 8 years average U.S. GDP growth is estimated to 2.26-2.6%. Compared with the pre-crisis period, slowdown reaches 14-25%. Process of deleveraging is now in the one third of the expected duration. The financial sector and household sector remains vulnerable to return the economy into recession and will deleverage further. Non-financial firms are sound. The greatest risk is hidden in the public sector which is experiencing high deficits and uncontrolled growth of debt. Debt is starting to approach level that may reduce long-term dynamics of GDP growth. The future path is in the hands of government officials. Fiscal consolidation treat the root of the problem, but it is painful and hard to approve. Delays in solving the problem is less painful way, but it can result in massive government debt, as it is now in Japan. Repeating Japan scenario is unlikely. The magnitude of balance sheet recession in Japan was much larger. The measures taken have not been so quick and strong.
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Compulsory and Voluntary Auction
Fischerová, Jana ; Hejda, Jan (advisor) ; Michálek, Lubomír (referee)
This bachelor paper work deals with people and household debt which case using of auction system as a one of reasons, how to solve the indebtedness. In the bachelor work are suggested preventive arrangements for nonsensical indebtedness and subsequently repressive solution of debt with advantage of voluntary auction than involuntarily auction or execution. Tangential is mention option rid of debt by insolvency law.
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