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An alternative system of trade barriers in international trade. Case study on Slovakia
Gajdošová, Natalia ; Fiřtová, Magdalena (advisor) ; Szobi, Pavel (referee) ; Amini, Chiara (referee)
This thesis's objective is to whether the customs duty's dissipating its strength in its ability to create balanced conditions for the presence of competing goods in one market that are from in two mutually inhomogeneous production environments and to propose a conceptual framework for long-term action. Application of grounded theory based on comparative analysis of quantitative data within a case study allowed for a creation of data-emergent theory in the subject area of international trade. A core category of connection between an individual's wage and the level of customs duty levied on an imported good has been developed to offer an explanation of the core phenomenon of the customs duty's lost strength. Through the theoretical conceptualisations, the variable of developed core category impacted the creation of the variable of the ratio comparing the amount of customs duty levied on imported good with the average monthly wage of the individual. The conceptual model explains 3 theoretical propositions explore the analogy which results in explanation of the core premise of this thesis. Applied emergent theory, allowed for proposal of long-term action of the alternative to customs in a form of an increased value added tax on imported goods.
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Trade relations between EU and China
Karlík, Martin ; Štěrbová, Ludmila (advisor) ; Trojanová, Kamila (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to analyse development of mutual trade relations between European Union and China and try to predict its development. Trade relations went through significant changes in last several years. It might even be the beginning of a new trend. What hinders further development are trade barriers, several trade disputes even had to be repeatedly adjudicated by WTO. Despite these disputes the future trade relations seem rather positive. Both parties signed EU-China 2020 agenda for cooperation, which declares effort in pursuit of further cooperation. I am expecting that in future more opportunities will occur for exports from European Union. The growth of China's gross domestic product is expected to stay at 7% annually. Minimal wages are rising and so does domestic consumption. As income grows the consumption patterns shift toward more service based product and that means an opportunity for European exporters. China is also home of more than two millions dollar millionaires and since foreign luxurious brand are widely preferred in China this could be another potential source of European exports growth.
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Trade relations between the EU and China
Modráčková, Lívia ; Stuchlíková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Erbenová, Monika (referee)
Thesis deals with the issue of trade relationship betwen the EU and China. The main aim of this thesis is to analyze trade relations of the EU and China, in order to provide a comprehensive look into the issue of trade relations of the EU and China, and to understand the nature of their trade. The analysis focuses on current developments in their trade relations, particularly in the last decade, the time period from China's entry into the WTO to the present. Secondary objectives are to identify the principles of foreign trade policies of the EU and China, analyzing the development of trade cooperation since their early beginnings, and the margin analysis of their investment cooperation. Finally, my aim is to identify the main obstacles standing in the way of their mutual trade.
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