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Impact of the Global Economic Crisis on Spain
Haluzová, Michaela ; Žamberský, Pavel (advisor) ; Fialová, Barbora (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to analyze the causes of the economic crisis in Spain, its progress and impacts on selected sectors of the Spanish economy. In this thesis selected macroeconomic indicators such as GDP, inflation and unemployment are used to describe developments in Spain during the crisis and before. A significant part is devoted to the causes of the crisis, mainly to the construction sector and the formation of a price bubble in the real estate market. Effects of the crisis are demonstrated on selected sectors of the economy. The last part describes the attitude and measures taken by the Spanish government and the European Union during the crisis. Attention is focused on budget cuts and the steps undertaken by the Spanish government.
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The course and impacts of the crisis in the Visegrad Group countries
Pekárková, Šárka ; Černá, Iveta (advisor) ; Taušer, Josef (referee)
The thesis deals with the course and impacts of the crisis in the Visegrad Group countries. Chapter one is focused theoretically and generally. It describes monetary and fiscal expansion in two chosen models and defines the causes of the world economic crisis. In the second chapter the Visegrad Group is characterised, the course of the crisis in its member states is described and government`s anti-crisis measures are specified. Chapter three deals with the impacts of the crisis on chosen areas in the economy. Chapter four is focused on Poland, its economic development from 2000 to 2008 and during the crisis. In the last chapter the actual economic development in the Visegrad Group countries is analysed.
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The Great Depression (1929) and Its Influence on Political and Economic Life in Latin America
KUŠNIERIK, Michal
The Bachelor Thesis entitled `The Great Depression (1929) and Its Influence on Political and Economic Life in Latin America{\crq} is split into three main chapters and six sub-chapters. The first chapter discusses the roots of the world economic crisis in the United States of America which played the key role in Latin American countries. The second chapter is entitled `Economic Consequences of the World Depression{\crq} and deals with the economic situation before the start of the ``Big Crack``. It primarily highlights different approaches to addressing the consequences of the crisis, including a proactive economical policy and a passive economic policy. The former relied on government regulation of the economy, while the latter was based on the policy of non-interventionalism. The third last chapter is focused on political impacts of the Great Depression, in particular those affecting the shape of the state system. This section examines the rise of right-wing populist military dictatorships, the emergence of ideas of communism and the decline of democracy.
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The impact of the world economic recession on unemployment of the graduates in South Bohemian Region
LINDMAJEROVÁ, Lucie
The performance of the world{\crq}s biggest economies is slowing down and young people are the most affected as shown by the rising numbers of unemployment, especially among the youths. The aim of this thesis is to identify and map the impact of the global financial crisis on the unemployment of graduates in the South Bohemian Region. My intention was to test the hypothesis of my previous thesis topic ``Life targets of the unemployed graduates in České Budějovice`` and the data obtained by thos investigation/research is to be put into context with reference to the current state of the labour market. In this thesis, I have used the form of quantitative research. As a method of data collection, I have chosen to use interviews and document analysis. The technique, in this case, is the secondary analysis of data from the questinaire. The questionnaire was developed in two forms: on paper (printed copies) and on the Internet (the electronic form) in order to increase data. The questionaire consisted of 22 questions which are well related to the total psycho-social and economic well being of the unemployed and, in as much following the current set hypotheses: {\clqq}The most prefered goals in the lives of the unemployed graduates is to find a well paying job``, most of the graduates still remain in a period of unemployment and hence they are still living with their parents`` and {\clqq}Most of the unemployed graduates tend to adopt an active approach in finding a job``. I contacted the respodents through the job centres in South Bohemia Region. The first hypothesis proved to be wrong whilest the second and third hypothesis proved to be correct and hence the aim of the thesis was fulfilled. This is a very practical topic in connection with unemployment and this work can serve as a basis for further research, especially with subsequent use in schools. This work may also be used as a supplement for specialised courses focusing on issues of unemployment.
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