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Importance of Chambers of Commerce to Czech Foreign Trade
Maierová, Věra ; Taušer, Josef (advisor) ; Křížek, Miroslav (referee)
The thesis focuses on the chambers of commerce and other institutions to support foreign trade of the Czech Republic. It analyses the effect of the Chamber of Commerce, ICC and other state institutions to promote exports. The main topic of this thesis are territorial Chambers of Commerce in the Czech Republic, their function and effect on foreign trade. The second part of the thesis concentrates on the possible way how to increase trade with countries in the region of Asia.
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The possibilities for the development and support of small and medium enterprises in the region of Sokolov
VELKOVÁ, Šárka
The main objective of the thesis was to analyze selected forms of support for small and medium enterprises and their exploitation in the Sokolov region, further evaluate cooperation of small and medium enterprises with representatives of microregion and suggest possibilities for further development of SMEs. Characteristic of region Sokolov (general and economic) was conducted from secondary sources. Primary data were obtained from a questionnaire survey of SMEs in the region of Sokolov and from controlled interviews with representatives of the communities. There was conducted also a SWOT analysis of the Sokolov region, focusing on SMEs. Also were proposed forms of business support that are suitable for SMEs in the region and then were defined the recommendations and possibilities for further development of SMEs in region Sokolov. For example: improving information and cooperation of SMEs with local authority, with the Regional Chamber of Commerce Poohří, the use of SMEs development by means of Lake Medard, building a technology park and business incubator, etc.
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The role of Chamber of Commerce in Austrian Exports
Koráb, Jan ; Gullová, Soňa (advisor) ; Laschoberová, Libuše (referee)
Austria, a small Central European economy belongs to the winners of globalization. Its involvement in world's international trade has been remarkable and is generally seen as one of the crucial factors of its GDP growth. Austrian exporters have become an example of efficiency for all the other in-county industries, as well as a proud of leading politicians. The Austrian Chamber of Commerce is self-managed and led by its members, not only big, but in over 90 %, small and medium size enterprises. Internationalization and the support of barrier free international trade belong among its most important goals. Therefore the Chamber of Commerce founded its International Trade Branch, which has a network of 108 offices worldwide and aims to be the world's biggest organization of a kind. This network supports Austrian entrepreneurs in developing their international business activities.
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