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Evaluation of the Economy of Selected Public Sector Organization
Vargová, Iveta ; Rous, Pavel (referee) ; Lajtkepová, Eva (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is focused on the evaluation of the economy of a selected organization with a social program, G-Centrum Mikulov, contributory organization. The first part of the thesis deals with methods of processing and the objectives of the work. In the other parts there is the needed theory, the analysis of costs and revenue and partly modified financial analysis. The conclusion of the bachelor thesis is the evaluation of the organization's economy and own proposals for solutions.
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Entrepreneurial Project
Beránková, Jitka ; Sedláková, Jaroslava (referee) ; Heralecký, Tomáš (advisor)
This bachelor paper deals with establishing a company which has no parallel in the town where I am going to implement the project. The topic deals with establishing a company for leisure activities, a market analysis and possible return of investment. It contains finding possible ways how to finance the project by European Funds and in the case of failing in gaining the grant it contains gaining different financial tools for implementing this project.
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Evaluation of the Economy of Selected Public Sector Organization
Vargová, Iveta ; Rous, Pavel (referee) ; Lajtkepová, Eva (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is focused on the evaluation of the economy of a selected organization with a social program, G-Centrum Mikulov, contributory organization. The first part of the thesis deals with methods of processing and the objectives of the work. In the other parts there is the needed theory, the analysis of costs and revenue and partly modified financial analysis. The conclusion of the bachelor thesis is the evaluation of the organization's economy and own proposals for solutions.
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The Greek economy after the crisis with a focus on tourism
Baliamis, Michal ; Vošta, Milan (advisor) ; Sankot, Ondřej (referee)
This bachelor's thesis deals with the Greek economy in connection with the debt crisis with a focus on tourism. The thesis examines the influences of the Greek tourism on the national economy. It is necessary to define the basic theoretical background of both the world economy and tourism and give examples, what are the ways of tourism to affect the national economy, which is the task of the first chapter. The objective of the second chapter is to analyse the Greek economy using macroeconomic indicators in the past years. The second chapter also tracks the developments of the debt crisis, as one of the determinants of the current state of the national economy and tourism. The last chapter analyses tourism of the country using statistical indicators. It also evaluates the forecasts of the further development and offers the comparison of the competitiveness in tourism with the world.
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Dark Web: Black market on the internet and its impact on the Czech national economy in the years 2011-2015
Nedvědová, Barbora ; Štípek, Vladimír (advisor) ; Klement, Josef (referee)
The main goal of this thesis is to analyse the influence of the Dark Web on the national economy of the Czech Republic between the years 2012 and 2014. The term 'the Dark Web' and basic elements, which are related to the internet black market, are analysed in the theoretical part of the thesis. The practical part of the thesis contains the estimation of the impact of the Dark Web on the national economy, particularly on national accounts, and other macroeconomic indicators such as GDP, tax colletion, the size of the grey market and the black market, employment and exchange rates. The estimation is based on the available data from both the Czech Republic and abroad. Time periods, in which the mentioned macroeconomic indicators from the Czech Republic are affected, are determined at end of the thesis. By using available data, it is possible to prove the influence of the Dark Web on the Czech national economy and on the mentioned macroeconomic indicators. For example, in 2014, the Dark Web accounted for less than 9 per mille of the GDP of the Czech Republic. Another conclusion is that the Dark Web contributed less than 0,1 % to the grey economy, and less than 2 % to the illegal economy. The internet black market accounted for nearly 8 per mille of the revenue of social security and health insurance.
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The contributions of the sections (NACE-CZ) to the creation of gross value added
BEDNÁŘOVÁ, Monika
The aim of this thesis was to evaluate the contributions of the sections (NACE-CZ) to the creation of gross value added. The first part of this thesis described the theoretical concepts relating to national economic gross value added. Analytical processes were used for the calculations, which may be used only if we are dealing with an additive link between individual factors. The sections' contributions to the creation of national eco-nomic gross value added were evaluated in the practical part, on the basis of the proc-esses set forth in the methodology. In the given time horizon, contributions by institu-tional sectors and groups of sections classified according to the level of technology showed a certain dependency on the actual economic cycle. Although the strongest in-stitutional sector is non-financial enterprises, they were the ones most affected during the crisis period, together with government institutions. On the contrary, the financial institution sector showed a strong position during the crisis period. In terms of the grouping of the sections according to the level of technology, the greatest contribution to national economic gross value added is by groups B1 and B2. The influence of the economic cycle was noted in all the groups but, according to the results, group C did not react quite as sensitively as the other groups.
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Entrepreneurial Project
Beránková, Jitka ; Sedláková, Jaroslava (referee) ; Heralecký, Tomáš (advisor)
This bachelor paper deals with establishing a company which has no parallel in the town where I am going to implement the project. The topic deals with establishing a company for leisure activities, a market analysis and possible return of investment. It contains finding possible ways how to finance the project by European Funds and in the case of failing in gaining the grant it contains gaining different financial tools for implementing this project.
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The economic development of Czechoslovakia during the Fourth Five-Year Plan (1966–1970)
Salačová, Lucie ; Jakubec, Ivan (advisor) ; Szobi, Pavel (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to analyse the economic development of Czechoslovakia during the Fourth Five-Year Plan (1966-1970) taking into account political development concerning mainly the formation of the second economic reform in Czechoslovakia. The theoretical section of the thesis deals with the political and the economic situation in Czechoslovakia between 1947-1965. It also looks into the characteristics of mechanisms of the functioning of the Czechoslovak economy. The analytical section deals with Šik´s Reform including its most important economic documents. It analyses the Fourth Five-Year Plan focussing on the most significant indicators of the national economy - national income, investments, industry, agriculture and forestry, transport and communications, water management, international trade, construction industry, standards of living, research and development. Despite the continuation of Šik´s Reform which had little influence on changing the economic progress, and despite the political tensions culminating in August 1968, the economic development during the Fourth Five-Year Plan can be regarded as quite successful.
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Progress and structure analysis of budgets of selected Czech ministries during 1993 - 2015 regarding political parties in power
Kurucz, Ondřej ; Vostrovská, Zdenka (advisor) ; Chmelová, Pavla (referee)
This bachelor thesis analyses the progress and structure of budgets of selected Czech ministries during 1993 - 2015 regarding political parties in power. Five Selected bureaus are Ministry of Finance, Defence, Labour and social Affairs, Interior and Transport. The thesis assumes the growth of these budgets regardless of the political-economic principles of the political parties in power. It also agrees with respected authors on the small role of the state in national economy. The thesis follows the changes in budgets, wage-funds and the amount of employees in detail. It also offers the wage comparison. Based on the data from national accounts and information from government policy statements, the thesis declares the hypothesis as confirmed. During the time, selected bureaus inclined to grow in spite of the political declarations of its required restrictions and improvements.
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Does the Economic Performance since 2000 in the Czech Republic and other European States depends on the System of Financial Supervision?
Tomková, Kateřina ; Zeman, Karel (advisor) ; Krebs, Vojtěch (referee)
The objective of this diploma thesis is to process an analysis of financial supervision in the Czech Republic, Germany, Switzerland, Spain and Italy with special attention to banking industry which is the most influent part of the financial market in all countries. Besides this major analysis, the economic growth analysis for years 2000 to 2014 (2015) is made in every country. The very last step is a comparison of supervision systems and their connection to economic performance of countries. Conclusions bring the answer for my question: whether the economic condition (since 2000 until now) depends on the system of financial supervision in European countries. The theoretical part consists of chapters about the theory of national economy, financial markets, where there are basic theoretical concepts explained, market functions and market division. Last but not least, the theory of financial supervision is analyzed: what is the essence, legal framework, what is the supervision purpose and what are the goals of supervisors. Firstly, there should also be the theory of central banking but it does not make any sense to explain this theory here since central banks are not the main supervisor authorities of financial markets (except the Czech Republic, but also here the policies are separated). The practical part involves six subchapters, everyone is devoted to one state (the Czech Republic, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Italy), the very last subchapter is about the comparison and analysis of results. In every state the history of financial market is processed together with institutional areas after 2000, legal framework and the analysis of supervision activity with special attention to capital, liquidity and resilience to shocks. European growth is analyzed according to GDP, inflation rate, unemployment, wage growth and GDP per capita in comparison with EU (28) and EA (19). The research brings the results that there is a connection between financial supervision and economic growth.
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