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Rola centrálných bank v rȏznych interpretáciach Veľkej depresie
Makita, Matej
Bachelor thesis concerns the role of central bank of USA in different interpreta-tions of Great depression. First part describes outbreak and impacts of crisis on economy of United States of America and explaining causes of origin crisis from interpretation John Maynard Keynes and representatives of monetarist. Subsequently the role of Federal reserve system is identified in both theoretical explanations along with comparison of these interpretations. In the next part there is introduced policy of Federal Reserve System and discussion about importance of central bank during financial crisis from 2008. The main aim of bachelor thesis is to identify the role of central bank in different interpretations of the Great depression from theoretical view of John Maynard Keynes and representatives of monetarist.
Financial Crisis and Methodology of Economics
Kovanda, Lukáš ; Pavlík, Ján (advisor) ; Loužek, Marek (referee) ; Bažantová, Ilona (referee)
The thesis deals with significant moments in the relationship between methodology of economics and implications of the financial crisis culminating in 2008 and 2009. Its key insight rests upon the claim that some theoretical concepts developed within mainstream economics do not tackle the reality adequately and contributed in a significant way to the sequence of events leading to the financial crisis. Most of those concepts were introduced in the second half of the 20th century, during a "high tide" of positivistic ideas in the domain of methodology of mainstream economics. Though the same ideas had been already discredited to a large extent by the philosophy of science at the time, mainstream economists did not reflect it satisfactorily. Aside from a historical expose the thesis consists also of an outline of a possible future development of the prevailing form of economic theory; four scenarios of future potential development are presented. In the final parts of the thesis, which are focused more specifically, the author appraises negatively options of the Austrian School as well as post-Keynesianism to influence in a more significant manner the mainstream economics during the post-crisis era.

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