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Visegrádská čtyřka v datech sčítání 2011
Český statistický úřad
Visegrádská čtyřka je aliance čtyř států střední Evropy: České republiky, Maďarska, Polska a Slovenska. Poslední sčítání lidu se v těchto zemích uskutečnilo shodně v roce 2011. Podle závazné evropské legislativy byly výsledky všech zemí publikovány ve stejné struktuře začátkem roku 2014.
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The indebtedness of households in the Central European countries
Nývlt, Tomáš ; Dvořák, Petr (advisor) ; Tuček, Miroslav (referee)
This thesis occupies with analysis of indebtedness of households in the Czech Republic at the bank institutions and this results compare with indebtedness of households in the other Central European countries, namely in Slovakia, Poland, Hungary and Austria. It focuses also on effect of the financial crisis on development of indebtedness in household's sector and mainly on their ability to pay for their debts. The target of this thesis is the evaluation, if the size and development of indebtedness is in the Czech Republic already excessive and poses a threat to financial stability of bank institutions or if the current development of household's indebtedness isn't detrimental to banking market and economical development in the Czech Republic.
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Relationship between Free Trade Agreements and Foreign Direct Investment
Kim, Hyunjin ; Štěrbová, Ludmila (advisor) ; Zamykalová, Miroslava (referee)
This paper analyzed the FDI trends between Korea and its FTA partners which were Chile, Singapore and EFTA. The other group was central European countries and their FTA partner countries that are Chile, Mexico and South Africa. The empirical studies of FDI developments after FTA have found that the results were different from country to country even though they have the FTA status with the same countries. Korea has been increased FDI investment in its FTA partner countries but not with Chile and EFTA. Similarly, Germany has increased its FDI in their FTA partner countries after FTA. But most central European countries which are Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary were not much changed their FDI investment after FTA. But their investment also increased when we measure FDI in the absolute numbers between before and after FTA. Regarding the prospects of FDI flows between Korea and central European countries after ROKEU FTA, We took into accounts such as FDI trends with its FTA partners, FDI regime and current FDI position etc including ROKEU FTA itself. Basically, we could predict that FDI would increase in central European countries from Korea when we consider the previous trends between them and the results of empirical analyses of the FTA partner countries. So it is hard to say that FDI will be increased in Korea from these countries after FTA. But Germany would be very active outward economy and it would invest more in South Korea than before FTA.
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