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Influence of operating subsidies on farm economy grouped by type of farming
IVANOVÁ, Lucie
This work describes the importance of granting operating subsidies and the development of the subsidy policy for production in general since the Czech Republic joined the European Union. The practical part illustrates the impact of operating subsidies in each area of farm production in 2015 - 2019 by using financial analysis. This analysis is made by ratio and cost indicators. The underlying data are taken from the FADN information system which is the main source of information on the economic situation of farms in the European Union. All types of farming are compared with the three neighbouring countries: Germany, Austria and Poland. The result of this work is to compare the farm economic results with granted subsidies and the situation when the farm operates without any subsidies.
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Human and Social Capital in the Czech Agriculture
HRZÁN, Lukáš
The purpose of this diploma thesis is to analyze the human and the social capital in regions of Czech Republic. The first part of the paper consists of disruption and overview of the human and the social capital. It also contains the introduction of countryside areas and their connection with agriculture. The second part is focused on analyzing data from the questionnaire. Those data describe levels of the human and the social capital in agriculture in Czech Republic and differences between regions.
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Analysis of the economic results of farms grouped by economic size
MELECKÁ, Markéta
This work deals with evaluation of the financial situation of agricultural holdings in the Czech Republic. The agricultural holdings are divided into five groups according to their economic size. The financial analysis is made and financial situation is found out for each of these groups. The aim is to find out which group of farms has the best financial situation for everyone, why it achieves such results and how it differs from other groups. The results of the Czech Republic are also compared with the results of the contiguous states. Finally, the best management group is evaluated. Economic and financial data come from Farm Accountancy Data Network, the only farm accountancy data network in the European Union. The results of this work have shown that agricultural holdings use their own resources rather than foreign ones. This is because they are subsidized by the state and the European Union and therefore do not need to use foreign sources. These subsidies are important for agricultural holdings. The best financial situation is the biggest groups. These groups most use foreign resources, have the highest asset turnover, the lowest liquidity, and the greatest profitability. The other way around, small agricultural holdings prefer low risk and use foreign resources only exceptionally. Their inventory turnover is far smaller than larger agricultural holdings and they have great liquidity and do not reach such profits as large enterprises. By comparison with the contiguous states, it's evident that in comparison with Germany, which has the best economy in the European Union, Czech agriculture is very well. By reason is to high profitability and low costs. However, the Czech Republic cannot compete in productivity with Germany.
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THE HUMAN AND THE SOCIAL CAPITAL IN AGRICULTURAL AREAS
HRZÁN, Lukáš
The terms of the human and social capital have been very important in these days. Their importance is sizeble. The human resources and their quality are the base of successfull company including agricultural. The creation and the maintenance of connections to key people are very important whole rural area where agricultural enterprises belong to main actors.
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Liquidity of Enterprises in Agriculture and Its Determinants
Steklá, Jana ; Homolka, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Mach, Jiří (referee)
The dissertation thesis with the title "Liquidity of Farm Enterprises and Its Determinants" is focused on evaluating the liquidity of Czech farm enterprises which are divided according to area of the agricultural land. Data are obtained from the database Albertina which are adjusted to panel data, the total there are analyzed 1 372 enterprises for the period of nine years, i.e. from 2007 to 2015. The methods used in this research are fixed effects model, Kruskal-Wallis test, the Fuller method and the method of Topsis. Determinants of cash flow, net working capital, return on assets, growth in sales and other operating revenues have the positive impact on liquidity; determinants of cash conversion cycle, size of firm and indebtedness have a negative impact on liquidity.
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