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Brain drain in Russia – evolution, impacts and possible solutions
Safonova, Ekaterina ; Procházková Ilinitchi, Cristina (advisor) ; Němcová, Ingeborg (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to identify the current situation and main reasons of brain drain in Russia, derive the consequences of intellectual emigration and propose possible ways of solving this problem. The work is divided into 3 chapters. The first chapter describes basic concepts connected with the problem of brain drain, then the empirical analysis of migration in Russia is carried out refilled with the main reasons of it. The third chapter is divided into three parts. The first part focuses on impacts of intellectual migration on the labor market; the second one is based on possible ways of solving the problem of intellectual emigration in Russia including analysis of migration policies in other countries. The third part discusses possible solutions of brain drain and describes implemented projects to reduce brain drain in Russia.
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Analysis of the currency crisis in Russia
Nikonova, Inga ; Brůna, Karel (advisor) ; Šíma, Ondřej (referee)
This bachelor thesis describes the financial crisis in the Russian Federation, which happened in 2014. The theoretical part covers the necessary general information concerning the financial crisis: the definition, the causes of the origin and the general theoretical models of the crisis. This section also describes two types of crisis indicators, more specifically deals with modern indicators and generalizes the effects of the currency crisis on the economy. The analytical part focuses on the analysis of the financial crisis in compliance with the theoretical part. In addition, the author performs an econometric analysis of the change of exchange rate change on the change of modern indicators and conducts a regression model. In conclusion, the author summarizes the impact of the recent currency crisis on various areas of the Russian economy.
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The impact of Ukrainian crisis on economic relations between Ukraine and Russian federation
Halaj, Alexandr ; Čajka, Radek (advisor) ; Bolotov, Ilya (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to characterize Russia-Ukraine mutual relations and to evaluate the impact of Ukraine crisis on mutual trade between two historically and culturally close countries-Ukraine and Russian Federation. The work examines both Ukrainian and Russian evolution of the economy with emphasis on the foreign trade and also captures main changes which occurred in their foreign trade after Ukraine crisis in 2014. The work in chronological order describes course of events that happened during the Ukrainian crisis. The ending of bachelor thesis studies the impact of Ukrainian crisis on trade between Russia and Ukraine. In the end of thesis possible scenarios of future development of crisis are outlined.
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Global financial crisis and its impacts on the economy of the Russian Federation
Bolotov, Ilya ; Štěrbová, Ludmila (advisor) ; Petříček, Václav (referee) ; Baláž, Peter (referee) ; Fingerland, Jaroslav (referee)
The thesis describes and analyses the problem of the global financial and economic crisis and its influence on the Russian economy. It constitutes a synthesis of main approaches to the crisis' examination from the years 2008-2011 and develops its own theoretical model for explaining the crisis' emergence and spreading in an open economy, and also analyses in detail the state of the Russian economy and anti-crisis measures. The thesis is based on assumptions that the crisis could have been explained and foreseen theoretically with the help of macroeconomic models, that the anti-crisis policy was in majority of cases inefficient, and that the problems of the Russian economy were caused not only by the global recession, but also by its internal imbalances. On the methodological side, the thesis is based on the ideas of the Austrian and Keynesian economics (the Austrian business cycle model and post- and neo-Keynesian branches) and the financial crises economics and partly on selected thoughts of the Marxian economics, and is divided into four chapters. In the first chapter, the attention is given to the four main heterodox theoretical approaches to explaining financial and economic crises and to the development of a synthetic model. In the second chapter, the reasons, course and main previsions of the U.S. and global crisis are examined and the synthetic model from the first chapter is empirically tested. In the third chapter, the degree of the crisis' influence on different groups of countries is estimated, followed by a description of its main transmission channels and an analysis of anti-crisis measures at the global level. The fourth chapter is dedicated to the specifics of the Russian economy, its development during the crisis and to the anti-crisis policy of the Russian government and of the Central Bank of Russia. The thesis attempts to fill the gap in the existing economic literature by presenting new findings in the above-mentioned areas.
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The financial crisis and its impact on Russia's foreign trade
Hadová, Petra ; Stuchlíková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Nováková, Jana (referee)
The presented bachelor thesis deals with the global financial crisis and its course in the greatest country in the world -- in Russia. The first part of this work deals with characterization of economic situation in Russia since the early 90 years until 2008, when the financial crisis spread from the U.S. to the world. The next part deals with specific causes of the crisis in Russia and its impact on the Russian stock market. The reaction of the Russian government and Central bank are mentioned here too. The last part is devoted to foreign trade, which was affected by lower oil prices. The main objective of this bachelor thesis is to analyze the course of the financial crisis in Russia, to identify the main causes and also the consequences of the crisis. The conclusion summarizes the results, which I concluded. In the conclusion are solutions that could help minimize losses in the future.
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Development of Russia economy under Putin governance
Šnejdarová, Ilona ; Žamberský, Pavel (advisor) ; Suchá, Tereza (referee)
The aim is to characterize the progression of the Russian economy after 2000, and the influence of Vladimir Putin. The beginning of the first chapter briefly outlines the situation before 2000. The main part follows up the assessment of macroeconomic indicators, classified according to the mandates of President Putin. The second chapter deals with relations between Russia and the EU and the U.S. The final part focuses on the impact of Putin's role as a premiere of the country and the prospects of the Russian economy.
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