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Identifikace faktorů ovlivňujících ceny stavebních pozemků v ČR
Sellnerová, Jana
The diploma thesis deals with determination of factors affecting the prices of building plots in the Czech Republic. Land prices were analysed from a microeconomic and macroeconomic point of view. Cross-sectional data were used for microeconomic analyzes, and time series compiled from quarterly data were selected for macroeconomic analysis. Macroeconomic analysis of land price developments was carried out for the Czech Republic, Germany and Austria, and the results of country analyses were then compared. The results of the microeconomic analysis were compared with other work on the same issue. The individual models were created using the least squares method in gretl. Time series for Germany and the Czech Republic were compiled for the period from the first quarter of 2005 to the last quarter of 2015, for Austria it was a period from the first quarter of 2006 to the last quarter of 2015.
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Inter-industry Wage Differentials in the Czech Republic
Hofman, Stanislav ; Flek, Vladislav (advisor) ; Kameníček, Jiří (referee)
This thesis examines inter-industry wage differentials in the Czech Republic, using the European Union - Statistics on Income and Living (EU-SILC 2009) survey as its primary data source. Findings show that, even after controlling for the large number of workers and jobs characteristics, wage differences based on industry affiliation still persist. The variation among inter-industry wage differentials amount to approximately 5 percent, with a maximum wage level difference of 25 percent between the financial sector and agriculture. By applying two distinct methodologies, we tested the hypothesis that the inter-industry wage differentials are actually caused by a higher concentration of workers with better unmeasured abilities in higher-paying industries. Neither of the two methods rejected the unobserved ability hypothesis. Finally, our analysis also shows that the inter-industry wage differentials can be, to a certain extent, attributed to rent-sharing and different labour turnover costs across sectors.
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Inter-industry Wage Differentials in the Czech Republic
Hofman, Stanislav ; Flek, Vladislav (advisor) ; Kameníček, Jiří (referee)
This thesis examines inter-industry wage differentials in the Czech Republic, using the European Union - Statistics on Income and Living (EU-SILC 2009) survey as our primary data source. Findings show that even after controlling for large number of workers and jobs characteristics wage differences based on industry affiliation still persist. The variation of the inter-industry wage differentials amounts to approximately 5 percent with the maximum wage level difference of 25 percent between the financial sector and agriculture. By applying two distinct methodologies we tested the hypothesis that the inter-industry wage differentials are actually caused by higher concentration of workers with better unmeasured abilities in higher-paying industries. Neither of the two methods rejected the unobserved ability hypothesis. Finally, our analysis also shows that the inter-industry wage differentials can be to a certain extent attributed to rent-sharing and different labour turnover costs across sectors.
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Identifikace faktorů působících na tržby energetického průmyslu v zemích EU
Melounová, Tereza
This thesis deals with the compilation of an econometric model for the response variable Sales in the energy industry. For the compilation of an econometric model Gretl program is used, data for analysis were taken on the Internet server Eurostat.eu. Cross-sectional data for the year 2010 were used. Resulting multiple regression model is interpreted and evaluated. Part of the thesis also contains a review of literature, which deals with the development of a common energy policy in the EU countries, the current situation in this area and future development plans. Also there are listed sources of energy that are located on the territory of the EU and the issue of energy dependence on other non-member countries is discussed.
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