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Comparison of euro adoption strategies of EU member states
Vaňkát, Jan ; Neumann, Pavel (advisor) ; Žamberský, Pavel (referee)
The diploma thesis compares euro adoption strategies of Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic. Theoretical part of the thesis assesses eurozone in terms of optimum currency area criteria, describes benefits and costs of eurozone membership and criteria of nominal and real convergence. Comparative part explores inter alia whether the compared countries have set euro adoption date, whether they fulfill the Maastricht criteria, what's the degree of their real convergence and what's their attitude to euro adoption in general and current European pacts.
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The readiness of the Czech Republic to adopt the euro in comparison with the economic determinants of euro adoption in Slovakia
Šindelářová, Andrea ; Vostrovská, Zdenka (advisor) ; Zabranská, Monika (referee)
This thesis will deal with a current issue - euro adoption in the Czech Republic. The three neighboring countries of the Czech Republic have already adopted the euro. The Czech Republic lie under an obligation to adopt the euro and solve the arguments for and against early entry to the Euroarea at this time. The issue will be solved from the perspective of euro adoption in Slovakia. Both of the republics had the "same" default position seventeen years ago. Why is Slovakia the member of the Euroarea and why not the Czech Republic? Advantages and disadvantages of euro adoption in Slovakia will be the basis for the argumentation of the acceptance or rejection of the euro in the Czech Republic. The purpose of the thesis is to demonstrate the Czech readiness to adopt the euro from a purely economic point of view, even though this is a political decision. The adopted methods will be analysis and comparison of macroeconomic indicators, called the magic rectangle (GDP, inflation, balance of payments, unemployment rate). The thesis will evaluate the progress of these indicators in the key periods of the republics. These periods had an impact on the state of both economies and led to euro adoption in Slovakia and the postponement of euro adoption in the Czech Republic indefinitely (separation of both republics, preparations and entry into the European Union, preparations for euro adoption, the advent of financial crises, etc.). The main aim of this thesis is to answer the question "Why is Slovakia adopted the euro earlier than the Czech Republic?" and to confirm or to disprove hypothesis of Czech readiness to adopt the euro according to experience of Slovakia.
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Analysis of management functions and changes in a particular organisation
KOLBAN, Jiří
The main objective of the thesis was analysis of management functions and changes in a particular organisation. The partial objective was examination of the questions of euro introduction and adoption in the Czech republic, explaining particular legislative steps or plans, where CNB acts as an advisory body of the Government. Further, the thesis examines the changes {--} effects (advantages, disadvantages) of euro adoption on the particular organisation and other subjects.
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Slovakia's entry into the eurozone
Ličák, Jakub ; Klosová, Anna (advisor) ; Kunz, Vilém (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to describe and evaluate the process of adopting the euro in Slovakia. The thesis consists of four chapters. The main chapter is the chapter number four where I examine in detail the effects od euro adoption on the Slovak economy. My research is based on statistical data from 2009.
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The entry of new EU member states in ERM II - theory and practical experience
Čuchranová, Mária ; Šaroch, Stanislav (advisor) ; Helísek, Mojmír (referee)
The work deals with the Exchange Rate Mechanism ERM II, explains the reasons for its creation, the gradual evolution and basic principles of its functioning. It refers not only to the common but also different features in comparison with the original mechanism ERM. Furthermore, it adverts to the issue of exchange rate stability assessment from the view of the European Central Bank and the European Commission and describes the procedural steps leading to ERM II participation. The practical part of this work deals with development of the economic situation in selected countries (Finland, Ireland, Denmark, Estonia and Slovak Republic) during their performance in the Exchange Rate Mechanism ERM / ERM II, including the solution of a macroeconomic stability problem so-called Impossible Trinity. In the case of the Czech Republic this work features its ERM II entry strategy with incorporation of the factor of the current global financial imbalance.
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Is Slovakia making headway towards constituting an OCA with the EMU?
Špániková, Eva ; Jeníček, Vladimír (advisor) ; Mišovská, Soňa (referee)
The goal of this diploma thesis is to assess the suitability and readiness of the Slovak Republic to adopt a single European currency. In analyzing the costs and benefits relating to Slovakia?s accession to the EMU, this thesis is guided by the theory of the OCA. The thesis provides a survey of the OCA theory, attempts to measure some of the OCA indicators and calculate OCA index for Slovakia. The results suggest that Slovakia fulfils the necessary condition for joining the monetary union, i.e. it is relatively well aligned with the euro area. The diploma thesis concludes that Slovakia is relatively suitable and well-prepared to join the euro area in 2009.
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Macro-economic costs analysis and time determination of joining European Monetary Union
Zámečník, Michal ; Mandel, Martin (advisor) ; Brůna, Karel (referee)
The main aim of this thesis is to discover a suitable instant of time for the Czech Republic to join European Monetary Union. I am analyzing dependence between monetary policies of the Czech National Bank (CNB) and the European Central Bank (ECB) themselves as well as in relation to essential Czech macroeconomic indicators. My observation is focused on interest rate policies represented by operative interest rates, on monetary policies represented by indices of nominal effective exchange rates and on convergence monitoring. The analytical instruments I used in the thesis are correlation analyses, linear trends, the Granger causality test and the Impulse-Reaction test. Besides, my thesis examines fulfillment of the Convergence (Maastricht) criteria in the Czech Republic and other central European countries. This thesis also examines impact of the European monetary policy on some Eurozone member countries.
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Směřuje Slovenská Republika k vytvoření optimální měnové oblasti s eurozónou?
Špániková, Eva ; Klosová, Anna (advisor) ; Gullová, Soňa (referee)
The goal of this diploma thesis is to assess the suitability and readiness of the Slovak Republic to adopt a single European currency. In analyzing the costs and benefits relating to Slovakia?s accession to the EMU, this thesis is guided by the theory of the OCA. The thesis provides a survey of the OCA theory, attempts to measure some of the OCA indicators and calculate OCA index for Slovakia. The results suggest that Slovakia fulfils the necessary condition for joining the monetary union, i.e. it is relatively well aligned with the euro area. The diploma thesis concludes that Slovakia is relatively suitable and well-prepared to join the euro area in 2009.
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