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Methods of Residental Real Estate Valuation in Austria
Partlová, Lucie ; Hlavinková, Vítězslava (referee) ; Klika, Pavel (advisor)
This thesis deals with residential real estate market in the Austria and its development. The theoretical part defines the basic concepts of valuation, such as flat, family house, usual price, valuation legislation, expert opinion and summary methods of residential property valuation in Austria. The other part is targeted of the property market. The practical part deals with valuation of real estates in selected ways. In thesis attachment is processed an exemplar of the evalution report for a flat according to the standards and the methodologies used to by the evaluation in the Austria.
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Price development of building industry in the Czech republic and adjacent countries
Maixner, Lukáš ; Vaňková, Lucie (referee) ; Krejza, Zdeněk (advisor)
The aim of this thesis is to introduce the given topic „Price development of building industry in the Czech republic and adjacent counties“ and withusing ofdifferent developmentalindicesin these countriesprovide an overview ofthe paceof development and growthin prices andan overview of themethodsused byreal estate valuation. Thesis will focus on the analysis of trends in prices for residential buildings and creating a structural overview of the valuation of real estate in adjacent countries. The theoretical partprovides an overviewofsomebasic concepts. Gradually describes the issue price and dividing them by building andvaluation practice, continues to next part of the work focuses on the description of civil engineering as part of the economy and the problems and history of valuation of real estate in the Czech republic.
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Comparison of Personal Income Tax in the Czech Republic and Austria
Fedrová, Simona ; Procházková, Kamila (referee) ; Kopřiva, Jan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with comparison of personal income tax in the Czech Republic and Austria. The theoretical part of bachelor thesis explains the basic concepts and the process of taxation personal income tax in those states. The analytical part of the bachelor thesis deals with specific examples of this issue. The output of the thesis consists of options for tax optimization of personal income tax in the Czech Republic.
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The reaction of selected Czech and German periodicals of the First Czechoslovak Republic to the Anschluss of Austria
Wybitulová, Berenika ; Šmidrkal, Václav (advisor) ; Kunštát, Miroslav (referee)
This bachelor thesis explores the Anschluss of Austria and its media image in selected Czech and German periodicals of First Czechoslovak Republic. The aim of the thesis is to present the narratives that shaped the news coverage of this historical event, and at the same time to show the influence of state-controlled mechanisms on the form of news about the Anschluss. The first chapter of the thesis introduces the media landscape of the First Republic, consideringthe connection of the Czechoslovak News Agency (ČTK) to state authorities or censorship measures during this period.In particular,it focuses on the phenomenon of party and non-party newspapers, as it is party and non-party periodicals across the political spectrum that are analysed in the second chapter of the thesis.In this section, the circumstances of the Anschluss are first briefly described, then the thesis analyses the impact of this situation on Czechoslovakia's international position and diplomatic relations. The analysis itself relies on archival findings that document the communication between the ČTK and state institutions during March 1938, and uses these findings to evaluate the content and wording of the articles in the various periodicals.Most of the periodicals agree that Czechoslovakia was not in danger after the Anschluss...
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Ekologické zemědělství v podmínkách střední Evropy: případová studie Česko, Slovensko a Rakousko
Bulis, Ondřej
The bachelor thesis describes organic farming in general terms, explains the function of certification organisations and compares the basic criteria. It focuses on the differences in subsidy policy in the compared countries, which are the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Austria. It also seeks to highlight the possibilities and opportunities in the field of organic farming. It also highlights the weaknesses and strengths of the sector. It finally suggests possible further developments in organic farming.
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Impact of retirement age on the shadow economies of Central European countries: the case of Austria and Germany
Chabak, Mariia
The bachelor thesis is focused on investigation the underlying causes of the shadow economy in Austria and Germany, with a particular emphasis on the retirement age. The research data was obtained from the World Bank Data Bank and OECD estimates related to retirement age. To conduct the research methodology and analyze the data, the MIMIC model and Stata 17 SE software were employed. The thesis results provide insights into the factors that influence the shadow economy, particularly in relation to the retirement age. Additionally, the thesis proposes methods to mitigate the adverse effects of the shadow economy growth from the retirement age perspective.
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The impact of the COVID-19 crisis on meeting the objectives of the EU's Gender Equality Strategy 2020-2025 in the Czech Republic and Austria
Jančíková, Natálie ; Váška, Jan (advisor) ; Bauer, Paul (referee)
This Master's Thesis investigates the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Gender Equality Strategy 2020-2025 in Austria and Czechia, with a focus on the strategy's goals of freedom from violence and stereotypes, thriving in a gender-equal economy, and equal leadership throughout society. The research adopts Sylvia Walby's theory of gender regimes to provide context, which highlights the role of the state in shaping gender equality outcomes. Austria and Czechia are identified as social democratic and neoliberal gender regimes, respectively. This mixed-methods study employs thematic analysis and comparative case study and combines qualitative data gathered through ethnographic methods and quantitative data from open statistics. The thesis finds that Czechia operates as a neoliberal gender regime, with a limited role of the state in supporting women at risk of gender-based violence. In contrast, Austria's social democratic gender regime has provided robust support during the pandemic, with a centralized system of shelters and a state-wide 24/7 women's helpline. The study contributes to the development of gender regime theory and offers a nuanced understanding of the pandemic's impact on gender equality in different gender regimes. The findings have relevance for ongoing academic debate on the...
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