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The price of the construction work from the point of view of the investor and the supplier
Žniva, David ; Aigel, Petr (referee) ; Tuscher, Martin (advisor)
The thesis deals with the comparison of the real costs associated with civil construction from the perspective of the contractor and the investor on a specific construction site and also analyses the cost method that the contractor operates in practice. For the purpose of comparison and subsequent analysis, an itemized budget for the construction under consideration is created. In the introduction of the theoretical part, pricing methods and basic concepts in the construction industry are described. The remainder of the paper is devoted to a description of budgeting, the composition of the itemized budget and the calculation of budget costs. At the beginning of the practical part, the apartment building is presented from a structural and technical point of view. Then, attention is paid to the contractor's cost method of pricing and the allocation of real costs incurred for the construction work. This is followed by an evaluation of the interrelationships of the solved variables, where the real costs are compared with the costs of the itemized budget. Finally, the advantages and disadvantages of the cost method of pricing from the perspective of the contractor and the investor, as well as from the perspective of the bid price on the construction market are discussed.
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Regulation of International Trade: The Struggle of Multilateralism in the Era of Regionalism
Coňk, Daniel ; Cahlík, Tomáš (advisor) ; Benáček, Vladimír (referee)
Daniel Conk 5 January 2012 Thesis Abstract This thesis is an empirical research on the impact that preferential trade agreements have on the welfare of individuals and nation-states. As the number of preferential trade agreements has been growing steadily, the on-going clash between regionalism and multilateralism will be a key topic throughout the research. Fair trade movements have been becoming more popular over the fast few years as some organizations have strived to raise consumers awareness regarding the great disparities among the profit margins of the producers or farmers in developing countries in comparison to those of the merchants and distributors in developed countries. Even though quantitative data will be used in order to portray the growing economic inequalities present in today s world, arguments will also be supported on grounds of ethics and morals relating to social justice.
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Integrated Public Transport System in the South Moravian Region
Jurkovič, Martin ; Zelený, Lubomír (advisor) ; Žert, Adam (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with Integrated public transport system in South Moravia region. The author describes the term of integrated public transport system and its advantages in the theoretical part of the thesis. The practical part deals with constitution and development of the system in the South Moravia region and describes its subsystems: organizing and economical, tariff and transport subystem. The final chapter describes transport systems in the regions of the Czech republic. The last chapter shows the shortages of the current transport system. The main aim of the thesis is to make analysis of the current system, to compare theoretical findings with the current situation, to situate the transport system in South Moravia into the frame of the public transportation in the Czech republic and to compare it with other systems.
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Comparison of public transport systems in Prague and Sydney
Kameníčková, Andrea ; Mervart, Michal (advisor) ; Mašatová, Anna (referee)
The Diploma Thesis is focused on description of public transport systems in Prague and Sydney and their final comparison. Theoretical part is describing development of transport, transport infrastructure, public transport priority, system of tariffs, means of transport etc. In practical part both systems are described in detail with focus on organization and functionality. Final comparison is focused on confrontation from many points of view to capture the most of identical or different aspects.
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Development of high-speed rail transport in Spain
Fujdlová, Simona ; Zelený, Lubomír (advisor) ; Hrabaň, Adam (referee)
This thesis describes the position of rail transport in Spain and focuses mainly on the current development of high-speed rail transport. Attention is paid to the AVE system, which is operated by the newly built infrastructure, but also to the other high-speed trains to run on conventional lines with Iberian gauge. The aim is to highlight the progress achieved in this area, capture a network built and planned high-speed lines, the transition to neighboring states and the process of integration of Spain into the Trans-European transport networks. In analyzing the tariff policy, the paper deals with basic and preferential tariffs applied by Renfe Operadora in the sphere of high-speed long-distance passenger trains.
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