In finishing work of the master the review and the wide analysis by principles of rate effective activity of a factory, an opportunity of an estimation and methodology is made. In connection with the analysis of the scientific literature, the place of the analysis of efficiency in the general financial analysis of firm is marked down and allocated. In work the main opportunities of methods effective of rate which on specificity of an analyzed factory have been adapted at an estimation efficiency activity of joint-stock company "Eserys" are allocated. At the analysis efficiency the enterprises are adapted horizontal and vertical balance analyses of reports, solvency, stuff turnover and other parameters. On the received joint-stock companies "Eserys" to results of the analysis, the forecast main descriptive parameters of effectiveness has been made: the forecast on volume of sale by means of function of the Trend, the forecast of the general and bacon, the opportunity of the bankrupt of the enterprise is marked down.

The goal of this thesis is to develop a DSGE model that accounts for the key business cycle properties of the Czech labor market. We used standard New Keynesian framework for monetary policy analysis and incorporated an elaborated labor market setup with equi- librium wage derived via an alternating offer bargaining protocol originally proposed by Rubinstein (1982) and follow the work of Christiano, Eichenbaum and Trabandt (2013) in the following steps. Firstly, we calibrated the closed economy model according to values suited for the Czech economy and found that the model can not only account for higher volatility of the real wage and unemployment, but can also explain the contemporaneous rise of both wages and employment after an expansionary shock in the economy, so called Shimer puzzle (Shimer, 2005a). Secondly, we demonstrated that the alternating offer bar- gaining sharing rule outperforms the Nash sharing rule under assumption of using the hiring costs in our framework (more so while using search costs) and therefore is better suited for use in larger scale models. Thirdly, we concluded that after estimating the labor market parameters using the Czech data, our model disproved the relatively low values linked to the probabilities of unsuccessful bargaining and job destruction. JEL...

This thesis aims to understand the sources of business cycles observed in Turkish economy. In particular the thesis investigates the role of investment shocks in explaining fluctuations in output. For this purpose a small open economy DSGE model is estimated on Turkish data for 2002-2011 period by Bayesian methods. Variance decomposition analysis shows that permanent technology shock is the key driving force of business cycles in Turkish economy and the role of investment shock is less spelled.