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41	Význam jihokorejských investic v ČR a na Slovensku v letech 2004 - 2013 (příklad Hyundai Motor Company a KIA Motors) / The importance of South Korean investments in the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic in the years 2004 - 2013 (an example of Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Motors) Šebesta, Jan January 2014 (has links) The goal of this thesis is to map of the profit and cost of foreign direct investments (FDI) of car producers Hyundai Motor Company in the Czech Republic and KIA Motors Corporation in Slovakia in years 2004 -- 2013. The theoretical part of the work is directed to description and research of approach to foreign direct investment as a means of development, impact on home economy and possible negatives. Among the most significant positives this exercise are the know-how, increased work productivity and improvement of trade balance. Disadvantages on the contrary can be two-speed economy, crowding-out effect, inflation or unjustified state support. The work also compares European investment policy and policy of investment incentives in legislative Framework of the Czech and Slovak Republic. The last part deals with the foreign direct investment of the Hyundai Company at Nošovice and the KIA Corporation at Žilina and their effect on the national economy using statistical analysis (profit, state support, jobs created etc.).
42	Význam investičních pobídek při rozhodování zahraničních investorů v ČR / The Role and Benefits of Incentives in Attracting FDI in CR Špačková, Romana January 2008 (has links) This master´s thesis „The role and benefits of Incentives in attracting FDI in CR“ is focused on the sphere of investment incentives used as an instrument of Czech goverment policy by decision making of foreign investors to enter and start busines in the Czech Republic. This thesis gives a picture on the specific factors, which play the greatest influence on decision if foreign companies will finally invest in CR. There are four studies by evaluating company´s business plan to show influence of investment grants on start-up costs of investment comparison to obtained incentives funds and the impact on the employment in certain regions force on goverment employment policy.
43	A comparative study of investment incentives available to the manufacturing sector in South Africa, Malaysia and Singapore Wentzel, Martha Susanna Isabella 11 1900 (has links) This study identifies additional investment incentives, applicable to the manufacturing sector, which the South African government could introduce to encourage investors to choose the South African manufacturing sector as a desired investment destination. A comparison is made between the relevant investment incentives provided to manufacturing companies by Malaysia and Singapore and those provided by South Africa, in order to examine the similarities and differences between these incentives. In the light of these findings, recommendations are made for revised or additional investment incentives in South Africa to promote investment in South African manufacturing companies and reduce some of the barriers that prevent local and foreign investment in South Africa. / Accounting / M. Com. (Accounting) Investment incentives Incentives Fiscal incentives Financial incentives Investment Foreign direct investment Promote foreign direct investment Manufacturing sector Economic growth Incentives in South Africa Incentives in Malaysia Incentives in Singapore 332.6722 Investments, Foreign Manufacturing industries -- South Africa Manufacturing industries -- Malaysia Manufacturing industries -- Singapore Economic development -- South Africa Economic development -- Malaysia Economics development -- Singapore
44	A comparative study of investment incentives available to the manufacturing sector in South Africa, Malaysia and Singapore Wentzel, Martha Susanna Isabella 11 1900 (has links) This study identifies additional investment incentives, applicable to the manufacturing sector, which the South African government could introduce to encourage investors to choose the South African manufacturing sector as a desired investment destination. A comparison is made between the relevant investment incentives provided to manufacturing companies by Malaysia and Singapore and those provided by South Africa, in order to examine the similarities and differences between these incentives. In the light of these findings, recommendations are made for revised or additional investment incentives in South Africa to promote investment in South African manufacturing companies and reduce some of the barriers that prevent local and foreign investment in South Africa. / Accounting / M. Com. (Accounting) Investment incentives Incentives Fiscal incentives Financial incentives Investment Foreign direct investment Promote foreign direct investment Manufacturing sector Economic growth Incentives in South Africa Incentives in Malaysia Incentives in Singapore 332.6722 Investments, Foreign Manufacturing industries -- South Africa Manufacturing industries -- Malaysia Manufacturing industries -- Singapore Economic development -- South Africa Economic development -- Malaysia Economics development -- Singapore

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