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The Study of Logistics Conception in Industrial Organization
Matušková, Monika ; Šunka, Josef (referee) ; Jurová, Marie (advisor)
The Master’s thesis The study of logistics conception in indrustrial organization deals with analysis of current state of organization and its surround and analyses influence to customers and production. On basis of recognition of reality it contents the study of logistics conception in industrial organization. It deals with import products with low turnover from sister factories because the production of these products is nonprofitable for organization.
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TheStudy of Security Contracts, Focusing on Customs Issues in the Enterprise
Martináková, Jana ; Denková, Jana (referee) ; Jurová, Marie (advisor)
The diploma thesis is focused on possible customs issues during order processing in the manufacturing company. The theoretical part of this thesis contains definition of the world trade basic terms and a description of the customs clearance process. In the practical part, there is a description of the ordering procedure with attention to customs issues and rules in international trade. It includes a project draft which should provide the company with the improvement of the monitored indicators such as the quantity of delayed deliveries for distribution centers or the number of customs inspections.
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Proposal For Solution of VAT Optimization
Šmatlavová, Alena ; Cenek, Jan (referee) ; Svirák, Pavel (advisor)
Present baccalaureate thesis portrays firm tax burden regarding value added tax. Part of this thesis are necessary information, procedures and solution proposal for the best way to optimise this tax burden and to reach the reduction of tax liability in terms of value added tax. This the firm saves financial means, which it can effectively invest.
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Inovace sklízecích mlátiček a jejich vliv na tržní podíl
Burget, Ondřej
This bachelor thesis focuses on the innovation of combine harvesters. First was described the history of these machines and their producers. Then I focused on innovation, which were introduced in the last years. Marketing strategies related to combine harvester’s sales were also covered. In cooperation with vendors, the most important innovations were chosen. Later was monitored their impact on market share. Official importers for the Czech Republic provided data about combine harvester’s sales.
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Impact of value addition to tomatoes on poverty in Ghana
Darkwah, Michel
The aim of the thesis is to determine the impact of value addition to tomatoes on poverty in Ghana. The research is based on the Scholarly Internship Development (SID) project that was taken in Ghana 2014 in association with Mendel University in Brno. There were used qualitative and quantitative methods for the research. The main methods were comparative analysis, regression and correlation analysis to determine whether domestic production is cheaper than imported tomato paste and its impact on poverty in Ghana. The result of this work shows a positive impact based on the research provided in this work.
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Návrh standardu plemene králíka Miniature Lop a porovnání metod šlechtění
ČERMÁKOVÁ, Monika
The main topic of this diploma thesis is the rabbit breed Miniature Lop, which is not yet recognized in the Czech Republic. Miniature Lop was bred in Great Britain, where the breed standard was accepted in 1994. Standard breeds have been also accepted by other European countries. The aim of this work was to design a breeding standard to correspond foreign standards. Another goal was to evaluate the situation of this breed in the Czech Republic and describe the various breeding methods. The data were processed through the Survio online questionnaire and through the creation of tables in MS Excel, which were sent to a total of ten Czech breeders. Graphs and tables were made in Apple Numbers. The first import of the Miniature Lop breed from Great Britain took place in 2017. The number of breeders dedicated to this breed is increasing. At the same time, the number of imported individuals to the Czech Republic is growing. As by March 31, 2022, a total of 86 individuals had been imported from abroad. A total of 26 animals were marked with the B.R.C. ring. The majority of individuals, a total of 62 %, came from Great Britain. Slovakia, Germany, Hungary, Poland and Austria followed. The individuals for whom the name of the original breeder was mentioned came from a total of 30 different foreign breeders. The rabbits were imported in a total of 51 colours. The most widely imported colour was Seal Point. Most imported individuals weighed in the range of 1,400-1,500 g. The weight of the does was on average higher, ranging from 1,300 to 1,900 g. Bucks usually weighed between 1,200-1,600 g. Additional data were found from a total of 65 litters of 268 kittens on March 1, 2022. The average number of kittens in the litter was 4.12. The average proportion of peanuts in the litter was 10.07 %. Of the total number of kittens, including peanuts, 63.80 % survived to weaning. The deaths of kittens during birth to weaning occurred in 26.11 %. Almost a quarter of all kittens were used by other breeders of the Czech Republic. A total of 2.23% of kittens were exported to foreign breeders. A breed standard was designed and individual breeding methods were described.
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Regimes of import of live animals into the Czech Republic
PAŘÍZEK, Matouš
This bachelor thesis explores the posibble regimes of import of live animals into the territory of Chech republic. The main objectives of the thesis is to analyse the possibilities of international trade in live animals and to analyze the possibility of import regimes for live animals in the Czech Republic with practical examples of imports. The subgoals were analysis of the role of customs administration and veterinary administration in international trade in live animals, specifically in imports into the territory of the Czech republic. Furthermore, a detailed analysis of the regulation of international trade in animals, which focuses mostly on legislation, laws and decrees of the European Union and the Czech Republic. The next goal was to investigate the process of transport of live animals with an impact on their health, ie. analysis of transport rules and obligations, how live animals can be exported / imported, what methods are used to ensure safe transport and how means of transport should be equipped. The last partial goal was the analysis of current trends in international trade in animals, specifically in imports to the Czech Republic. The methods of the project are literary research, structured guided interviews, and comparison. Given all the methods the results are varied. All the regimes of import of live animals into Czech republic have very similiar techniques in some aspects of import, such as techniques of tranport, but are also varied in many other aspects, such as the number of imported animals.
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