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Development of economy and economic cycle
Nováková, Aneta ; Brčák, Josef (advisor) ; Frydrych, Jakub (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with the development of the economy and the economic cycle. The theoretical part is focused on macroeconomic indicators, specifically gross domestic product, inflation and unemployment. Futher are explained aggregate supply, aggregate demand, Okun´s law and Phillips curve. It is described economic cycle, its phases and causes of origin. The second part is practical, which specifically analyzes on the Czech economy since 1993 the economic cycle. It is tracing the evolution of macroeconomic indicators from 1993 until 2015 and explained his reasons for the decline and growth of marcoeconomic indicators. This analysis is based on the ifluence of gross domestic product, the unemployment situation. Another integral part of the Czech economy copared with selected states of the European Union, to which the Czech Republic exports most of its products. The last point in the practical part of the predicted economic development in the following two years.
Agregate Supply, Agregate Demand and Macroeconomic Equlibrium in the System of National Accounts Czech Republic (The Topic Outline)
KOVÁŘOVÁ, Alena
The bachelor thesis deals with aggregate supply and demand and their influence on macroeconomic equilibrium in the system of national accounts of the Czech Republic. It is also focused on the AS {--} AD models and their function. The classic macroeconomic model is compared to the Keynesian one. GDP is presented as the most important macroeconomic aggregate. The thesis provides three basic methods for its calculation and the factors which influence it. The next chapter treats the role of GDP in the national accounts and other macroeconomic aggregates. The last chapter deals with the function of AS {--} AD in relation to employment and the influence of this relation on macroeconomic equilibrium, production and GDP in the national accountancy. It also treats the quantity equation of money in the view of I. Fisher and J. M. Keynes.

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