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Transferred competency of municipalities in the Czech Republic and its financing
Bartoň, Pavel ; Jetmar, Marek (advisor) ; Peková, Jitka (referee)
Thesis is concerned with transferred competency of municipalities and its financing. There has come through a reform of public administration in the Czech Republic not long ago, which transferred a part of execution of state administration to municipalities. Thesis summarizes legal basis on which this process is realized. It also describes typology of municipalities and the extent of its transferred competence. Main part of this thesis is focused on analysis of transferred competency financing. Object of the thesis is to prove or to disprove an idea that the municipalities have to use their own funds to finance the execution of the state administration.
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Factoring as modern tool for financing of trade activity
Procházková, Lenka ; Stejskalová, Irena (advisor) ; Beneš, Miroslav (referee)
The diploma paper with the topic Factoring as modern tool for financing of trade activity investigates various ways of gaining financial sources for a company in its theoretical part. These sources can be internal as well as external ones. External possibilities of financing focused on factoring, its principals, functions and forms are described in more details. It compares the costs for external financing in the practical part, and this with different proportion of the current account credit and factoring.
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Alternative possibilities of financing of the czech pension system
Vránková, Martina ; Weberová, Jana (advisor)
This bachelor's work points out the possible negative impact of the ageing population in the Czech Republic on the pensions system. If the current state of financing the old-age pensions were to be sustained it is in danger of longterm untenability. The proposed change of financing the czech pension system is based upon general reccomendations of various world organisations engaged in the pension area and from comparing pension reforms executed in Slovakia, Poland, Hungary and Slovenia.
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Financing political parties - analysis of factors influencing sponsor gifts
Dolejší, Lukáš ; Pavel, Jan (advisor)
The Bachelor work is about financing political parties focused on earnings from the private sector. Aim of the work is to describe currant system of financing political parties in the Czech Republic and the analysis of factors that influence sponsor gifts. These factors are proved on the real examples of political parties. Part of the work is also describing results of Chamber of Deputies elections and resulting negotitations.
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Financing of higher education in the United States
Černá, Veronika ; Urbánek, Václav (advisor)
This thesis covers financing of higher education in USA. American higher education must not depend only on state or federal finances. Colleges and universities need to find other resources. Grants and private sector resources compensate low level of state/federal subsidies. First part describes the most important financial resources of today, separately for private and state colleges - federal grants, tuition, local and state government contributions. Next, paper deals with crossover from supporting schools to supporting students and the actual state of tuition levels. In the second part, a brief outline of students'financial aid is given. Federal government manages great amount of money for this particular purpose. Accesibility of higher education in the USA is at the peak, there are currently 18 million students and the number is still rising. Thesis contains charts, graphs and tables to illustrate current situation as well.
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Financing of higher education in the Czech Republic
Tesková, Jana ; Urbánek, Václav (advisor)
This thesis examines the system of higher education in the Czech Republic, describes its shortcomings and discusses the possibility of cofinancing study by students. It focuses on economic aspects of higher education and describes financing of higher education in the Czech Republic. This thesis analyses contemporary level of higher education, it compares important indicators with members of OECD and tries to find main drawbacks of financing of higher education. It presents different models of student contribution in distinguished countries. It makes clear arguments for and against scholfee and discusses the possiblity of schoolfee in the Czech Republic. This thesis covers the project of student financial support that is contained in the " White book of tertiary education".
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Projects NGOs financed from the Structural funds of the EU for programming period 2004-2006 in the Vysocina Region
Kremláčková, Mirka ; Kadeřábková, Jaroslava (advisor) ; Khendriche Trhlínová, Zuzana (referee)
The diploma thesis is focused on the function of the non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and their position in the development programmes and activities of the Vysocina Region. Non-governmental segment is a significant area of the civil society's development which faces to problems of funding of their activity. NGOs use more-resources for funding. As The Czech republic entered into the European Union on 1. May 2004, the Structural Funds are by one of the important foreign financial resources for funding activities NGOs. The diploma thesis give her attention to specific features NGOs of the Vysocina Region and their wants. The main goal of the diploma thesis is estimation success of NGOs in the Vysocina Region while generating projects financed from the SF of the EU for short programming period 2004-2006. The particular goal is estimation of problems and shortcomings NGOs of Vysocina in the process of production, projects approval and execution of projects. There will be made recommendations for current data of programming period 2007-2013 to take away shortcomings on the basis of made research between NGOs of the Vysocina Region.
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The Use of Venture Capital for Company's International Expansion
Nelešovská, Magda ; Černohlávková, Eva (advisor) ; Sato, Alexej (referee)
Private equity is described as medium to long term financing of non-quated companies with high growth potential. Venture capital refers to investments made to get the companies off the ground or to expand. This thesis describes an investment process with focus on its crucial parts, identifies factors that make from venture capital a suitable partner for expanding abroad and analyzes development of provate equity funds in Central and Eastern Europe.
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