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Komparace stupně degradace půdní organické hmoty v podmínkách intenzivního a extenzivního způsobu hospodaření
 CAPLOVÁ, Marie
The diploma thesis deals with the comparison of the degree of degradation of soil organic matter in two agricultural entities - small farmers and agricultural cooperatives. The components of soil organic matter are divided into two parts - primary soil organic matter, which has labile and stable fractions in terms of hydrolysis, oxidation and biodegradability. It may be decomposed or non-decomposed, may have sorption properties, but never has significant ion exchange properties because it has no dissociable hydrogen groups. Humus, unlike primary soil organic matter, is so stable that it is virtually indecomposable in terms of human age. It always has a significant ion exchange ability, in addition to sorption properties. This division better explains the assessment of the quality and quantity of humus and primary organic matter in the soil. An analysis of soil organic matter is performed according to no. patent 304265, which is based on a modification of a single analytical method - oxidimetric determination of carbon.
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The Visegrad Group Productivity
 CAPLOVÁ, Marie
The main objective of this thesis is to evaluate productivity of the countries which are part of the Visegrad Group (i.e. the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia) from the macroeconomics perspective. Important terms referring to the productivity are introduced at the beginning. The thesis also describes the labour productivity, the indicators of capital and the economic growth. The calculations of the productivity types of the Visegrad Group are carried out. It also deals with the productivity analysis of other European Union members, as they are defined as NUTS 0. It compares the individual states´ productivity differences at the time of their entry into the European Union. Finally, the thesis evaluates the productivity of both the Visegrad Group and various regions of European Union.
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