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Position of Asian developing countries in international trade
Nguyen Thi Minh, Nguyet ; Štěrbová, Ludmila (advisor) ; Kopecký, Jan (referee)
Developing countries, and especially Asian are playing an increasingly larger role in international trade. The aim of this thesis is to examine the current status of Asian developing countries in world trade, to analyse the impact of involvement in international trade on their economy in the period since the eighties to today. The work will focus in detail on three selected countries: China, India and Vietnam. In order to meet the objectives of the work mainly used methods are analysis, comparison and induction. Research has been carried to the conclusion that the share of developing countries in international trade Asia continues steadily to grow, but is influenced by developments in the major economies and the main driving force is still China. Shares of other Asian developing countries on the world market are still relatively small. The fact is that international trade has helped these economies to reach positive developments. The results of this study allow readers to have a deeper look into the issue of Asian developing countries in international trade.
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The Analysis of the Czech foreign trade in strategically important markets
Jarešová, Lucie ; Plchová, Božena (advisor) ; Kopecký, Jan (referee)
This bachelor's thesis "The Analysis of the Czech foreign trade in strategically important markets" covers five selected markets namely Russia, China, India and Brazil. These markets have been selected on the basis of an export strategy of the Czech Republic for years 2012 -- 2020 prepared by Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic. The aim is to analyse the Czech trade on these markets and evaluate their potential and risks for the Czech exporters.
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International trade between Czech Republic and Romania
BOGHI BITCA, Irina
This bachelor thesis deals with the issue of international trade of the Czech Republic and Romania. It mainly focuses on the analysis of territorial and commodity structure of both countries and it presents their comparison and measures under the Licensing Authority. The next part deals with the finding whether Romania represents the most important business partner of the Czech Republic in Southeast Europe and what the trade balance of these bilateral relations is. The last partial goal is focused on Romanian exports of military equipment to the Czech Republic and the number of licenses issued in this area.
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Vývoj zahraničního obchodu České a Slovenské republiky
Poliaková, Erika
Bachelor thesis is focused on the development of foreign trade in two countries, which formed one state in the past. The main goal is the description of territorial orientation and commodity structure from the period of transformation centrally planned economies to a today's market economy. This thesis also describes an impact of events such as the entry of Slovakia and the Czech Republic to European Union and the euro introduction to development of foreign trade relations.
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Zahraniční obchod Číny s vybranými zeměni EU
Konečná, Michaela
The aim of this thesis is the identification of main factors that determines the structure and character of international trade with goods among China and se-lected countries of the European Union which are Czech republic, Kingdom of the Netherlands and Kingdom of Sweden. The introductory part describes various rea-sons that make countries participate in international trade and describes factors that influence the trade. Subsequently, the paper is focused on analysis of com-modity structure of trade of the mentioned countries and factor intensity analysis. Based on the results of these analysis the main factors that determine the bilateral flow of goods between China and each one of the selected countries, are identified. As a result of this paper we can conclude that the main factors that determine the trade are comparative advantages of the countries. We can distinguish between qualitative comparative advantage that is typical for countries of the European union or cost-based comparative advantage typical for China.
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Current Economical Sitaution of Sweden and its trade with the Czech Republic
Chalupská, Nikola ; Bolotov, Ilya (advisor) ; Pšenička, Martin (referee)
This bachelors thesis called Current Economical Sitaution of Sweden and its trade with the Czech Republic pursues Swedish kingdom, one of the highly developed country, its current situation and trade with Czech Republic. The first chapter informs about basic demographic, geographical and macroeconomic data about Sweden. The second chapter is focused on swedish foreign trade, describes commodity structure of exports and imports. The third chapter of this thesis describes the position of one chosen swedish mark on the czech market - Volvo Group. The main part of this chapter is focused on one chosen unit Volvo Trucks Czech Republic and mentions the biggest competitors. The aim of this thesis is to analyse and based on macroeconomic data evaluate current situation of swedish economy, describe international relationships between the Czech Republic and Sweden and analyse the situation of Volvo Trucks on the czech market.
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Analysis of foreign trade with EU members at the time of European debt crisis
Lohynská, Veronika ; Pavlík, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Nejedlý, Michal (referee)
This bachelor thesis analyzes the development of foreign trade of the Czech Republic with members of the EU in time of the European Debt Crisis. At the beginning of the thesis a foreign trade is defined, given its subject, dynamics and comparative advantage of the Czech Republic. An analysis is given of territorial and commodity structure of foreign trade. Territorial analysis is performed using regression analysis of data from 1999-2009. Also is defined legislative framework. The conclusion summarizes the acquired knowledge.
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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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Analysis of development of Czech foreign trade in last decade
Mrázová, Kateřina ; Čajka, Radek (advisor) ; Gajdušková, Kateřina (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to provide characteristics of the external trade of the Czech Republic for the last decade and to analyze the impact of the EU accession. First chapter deals with the basic trade theories and their impact on an economy. Second chapter focuses on the development of the external trade of the Czech Republic between 2000 and 2011 with regard to export, import and trade balance. Third chapter's aim is to analyze commodity and territorial structure of the external trade. Last part is dedicated to the trade with the most important trading countries of the Czech Republic. Development of external trade relations and the impact of the EU membership are concluded at the end of the thesis. Data from the Czech Statistical Office and Ministry of Industry and Trade were used in it.
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Analysis of the impact of membership in Comecon on Czechoslovak foreign trade in the years 1949-1959
Hrdina, Jan ; Skřivan, Aleš (advisor) ; Stellner, František (referee)
Bachelor thesis deals with the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (Comecon) and its effects on the Czechoslovak foreign trade in the years 1949-1959. The work is mainly focused on changes in territorial and commodity structure of Czechoslovak foreign trade on the background of development of the Comecon. Partly also mentions impacts on associated industrial production. During this period, Czechoslovakia underwent the most extensive changes due to rebuilding the economy, which was directly associated with the Comecon and its effects on foreign trade. Through the Comecon, Czechoslovakia was forced to accept the role of supplier of other member states of products of engineering industry. Czechoslovakia thus helped with the industrialization of less developed countries. The work also points to the dominant role of the Soviet Union in Comecon, and how could politicize its activities to promote their political goals. The intention is also to outline the work of foreign trade in the Soviet model from theoretical point of view. The aim is therefore to assess the consequences of membership in the Comecon to Czechoslovak foreign trade and its functioning in the Soviet model based on planning and centralization.
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