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1	Metodika zavevedeni franšízy / The Metodology for Aplication of Franchising Hošek, Miroslav January 2013 (has links) This diploma thesis focuses on the methodology introduction of master franchise. In a particular market Czech Republic and market with car services specifies the steps in the implementation of new licenses on the market. It also contains specific business plan drawn up directly to the network service stations operating under one brand.
2	The financing of a nonpure public good : the case of roads Naude, C. M. (Clifford Marnetz), 1965- 06 1900 (has links) This dissertation is concerned with the financing of roads in terms of public finance economic theory. The theory of public goods is applied to the case of roads and it is concluded that roads possess significant elements of privateness and are therefore nonpure public goods. Given that roads are nonpure public goods, and that the market for roads has natural monopoly characteristics, it is proposed that user charges have a role to play in the financing of roads. Road user charging techniques such as licence fees, fuel levies, tolls, area licensing, parking charges and weight-distance charges are evaluated. The advantages of user charging versus tax earmarking and general fund financing are examined. A road financing system for South Africa is proposed, whereby National roads are financed by user charges, and Provincial and Local roads are financed partly by user charges and partly by general taxes. / Economics and Management Sciences / Thesis (M.Com.)--University of South Africa, 1996. Road financing Public finance Public goods theory Nonpure public goods User charges Licence fees Fuel levies Toll charges Area licensing Parking charges Weight-distance charges Tax earmarking General fund financing 388.114 Roads -- Economic aspects Roads -- Finance Toll roads
3	The financing of a nonpure public good : the case of roads Naude, C. M. (Clifford Marnetz), 1965- 06 1900 (has links) This dissertation is concerned with the financing of roads in terms of public finance economic theory. The theory of public goods is applied to the case of roads and it is concluded that roads possess significant elements of privateness and are therefore nonpure public goods. Given that roads are nonpure public goods, and that the market for roads has natural monopoly characteristics, it is proposed that user charges have a role to play in the financing of roads. Road user charging techniques such as licence fees, fuel levies, tolls, area licensing, parking charges and weight-distance charges are evaluated. The advantages of user charging versus tax earmarking and general fund financing are examined. A road financing system for South Africa is proposed, whereby National roads are financed by user charges, and Provincial and Local roads are financed partly by user charges and partly by general taxes. / Economics and Management Sciences / Thesis (M.Com.)--University of South Africa, 1996. Road financing Public finance Public goods theory Nonpure public goods User charges Licence fees Fuel levies Toll charges Area licensing Parking charges Weight-distance charges Tax earmarking General fund financing 388.114 Roads -- Economic aspects Roads -- Finance Toll roads

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