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Macroeconomic Analysis of Development of Slovenia from 1995 to the Present with Focus on Development of Banking
Košina, František ; Zeman, Karel (advisor) ; Krebs, Vojtěch (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to analyze macroeconomic development in Slovenia in the last 20 years. Special attention is paid to the development of banking sector and Tthe development of its ownership structure. The theoretical part deals with the basic concept of national economy, characteristics of the main macroeconomic aggregates and the banking system. These theoretical solutions provide an information base for the practical part, which processes a macroeconomic analysis of Slovenia from 1995 to the present. Banking sector is analyzed from the perspective of the legal framework and institutional provision. It is followed by the analysis of the Slovenian banking sector itself, which shows that the Slovenian crisis was rooted precisely in the banking sector, which is largely state-owned. The main solution of this situation is the privatization of large state-owned banks and restrictive measures of public finances.
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The development of public debt in the Czech Republic with reference to development of debt service from 1989 to present
Košina, František ; Zeman, Karel (advisor) ; Krebs, Vojtěch (referee)
The main aim of this work is to map the development of public debt in the Czech Republic with reference to development of debt service from 1989 to present. The chosen topic is current from political as well as economical point of view because the management of the budget deficit is getting worse and worse. While the debt service indicator is used for monitoring of indebtedness of villages and regions, it is not publicly presented at national level. The main technical terms and basic economic theory of income and expenditure of public finances, the budget deficit, government deficit, debt service and demonstration of its calculation are going to be explained in the theoretical part. The work itself is focused on specific developments in public debt as well as debt service and on comparison of these two variables. The analysis should answer the question why the public debt service is not presented.
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