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Identifikácia významných faktorov ovplyvňujúcich spotrebné úvery v Slovenskej republike
Molnárová, Lucia
The bachelor thesis is focused on identifying factors, which significantly influence the amount of newly granted consumer credit in Slovak republic. The literary review follows up definition of consumer credit, including their characteristic, legislation and economic indicators having an influence on it. These factors are in the following part included into the multiple regression model as independent variables, where the explained variable is amount of consumer credit. The final part deals with the modeling of time series of the volume of credit and the prediction of their future development.
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Production, distribution and processing on farms with cattle breeding
Obeng, Irene Otwuwa
The diploma thesis concentrates on production of cattle in Ghana and on analysing whether cattle production has a bright future in Ghana. The main aim of the thesis is to evaluate the trend and performance of cattle production by using selected macroeconomic indicators. The indicators used were: population growth rate, inflation, gross domestic product and unemployment in the country in ten years (2006 to 2015). The indicators were also measured against domestic meat produced in the country. Findings suggest that a 1% increase in inflation will cause 0.04% increase in cattle production whereas a 1% increase in population will cause a huge change of 0.88% increase in the trend of cattle production. On the other hand, increase in gross profit product and unemployment do not cause any change in the trend of cattle production and domestic meat production.
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Postavení cestovního ruchu v ekonomickém rozvoji Jihoafrické republiky
Turková, Lucie
The main aim of this Master thesis is to analyze the development of tourism sector and its impact on the economic growth of South Africa. The first part, literature review, explains different types of tourism and their contribution to the national economy. It deals with Travel and tourism competitiveness index showing the tourism development in South Africa compared with other African countries. The practical part contains analysis of number of tourist arrivals, their expenditures and international tourism income. It deals with multiple regression analysis as a statistical tool for measuring the dependence between GDP and other economic variables (including tourism income). Based on the results, discussion and conclusion is made.
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