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Fiskální kompakt a jeho dodržování v zemích EU
Hýsková, Kateřina
Hýsková, K. Fiscal Compact and its compliance in EU countries. Bachelor thesis. Brno: Mendel University, 2023. The bachelor's thesis aims to evaluate whether and to what extent EU member countries comply with the fiscal rules established by the Fiscal Compact. The work analyzes individual forms of different budget rules and their advantages and disadvantages. Subsequently, the thesis focuses on the development of fiscal coordination within the EU, which preceded the creation of the Fiscal Compact. It focuses more on the content and definition of the Fiscal Compact and observes its implementation in EU countries since 2013. The output of the work is an evaluation of the success rate of compliance with the established rules.
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The Development of budget responsibility in EU Member States
KLOUDOVÁ, Veronika
In my thesis I have dealt with the issue of Fiscal Responsibility in the EU, especially the position the EU Member States have on this issue. The first part defines the Budget responsibility and Fiscal policy at the level of the Czech Republic and level of European Union. There has been mainly described and analyzed the Stability and Growth Pact, and the Fiscal compact. The second part has been devoted to evaluation of individual member states and described how the legislative acts are used for effort to reach sustainable finances contributing to the overall generally maintain Responsible and Fiscal policy. At the end its summarized and compared the evolution of public debt and budget deficits and also characterized their independent Financial institution.
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The Maastricht fiscal criteria, their formation and problems of fulfulment by countries of the Europen Union
Papáčková, Hana ; Izák, Vratislav (advisor) ; Klazar, Stanislav (referee)
The Bachelor thesis is focused on the description of the Maastricht criteria, and an analysis of the time period between 1995 to 2015. The work is divided into two chapters. The first chapter describes each of the Maastricht criteria and analyzes the fiscal criterion of sustainability of public debt in select EU Member States (Belgium, Czech Republic, Italy, Ireland, Germany and Greece) during this time, which includes the criteria of public debt and public deficit. The aim is to assess whether these fiscal criteria are met. The last chapter covers further regulatory measures of the Maastricht criteria, like the Stability and Growth Pact, the Euro Plus Pact and the fiscal compact, which addresses their shortcomings.
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