The aim of this work is to describe the phenomena of bubble in the financial, but especially in the real estate market; based on gained information, the current situation of Chinese real estate market is described. This work is divided into theoretical and more practical part. The theoretical part is devoted to the definition of bubble, bubbles in asset market, real estate market bubbles specifics and its causes analysis, identification and implications for the economy. Also, the Japanese real estate bubble is described. The second part describes the evolution of Chinese real estate market and provides overview of the milestones in its evolution. Moreover, it deals with specifics of the Chinese real estate market and explains the factors behind the rise in prices. Further in second part, situation on Chinese housing market is compared with the one in Japan during real estate bubble. Furthermore, this thesis explains how state government can coordinate, regulate and intervene on the market and comes up with short-term outlook.

Pouchlá, K., Price bubble in the global bond markets. Diploma thesis. Brno: Mendel University in Brno, 2014 This diploma thesis is focused on the issue of price bubbles in the bond markets, namely the market for Japanese, German and U.S. government bonds with maturities of 2, 5, 10 and 30 years in the observed trend over the last fifteen years. The goal of the thesis is identification of price bubble in selected markets after taking into account various criteria. Then will be determined investment recommendation for upcoming period within government bonds of chosen markets.

This thesis deals with the issue of quantitative easing and the risks associated with this policy. Specifically, it is analysing the possibility of a price bubble in the stock market and real estate market as a result of quantitative easing. To identify the presence of a speculative bubble in the stock market are used indicators CAPE and Tobin's Q. It is also analysed the development of the loans granted to purchase shares. For the evaluation of real estate prices is used the ratio between the index of real estate prices and rents index. It also analyses the evolution of the number of newly issued homes and their sales. The values of those indicators show that the stock market is currently highly overvalued. On the contrary, the real estate market situation does not depart from the norm. The main result of this thesis is identification of overvaluation of the US stock market and putting into context with quantitative easing.

This diploma thesis is concerned with real estate bubbles in the world economy, with special focus on the U. S. and Japanese experience. The primary aim of the thesis is to compare the U. S. real estate bubble which peaked in 2006 and the Japanese real estate bubble which peaked in 1991. The secondary aim is to verify the validity of five hypotheses stated in the introduction of the thesis. In the first section of the thesis the real estate bubble is defined and characterized. The second section is dedicated to the analysis of already metioned U. S. real estate bubble and Japanese real estate bubble.

This diploma thesis focuses on market anomalies, which are generally known as speculative bubbles. The work is performed in both theoretical and practical form. Theoretical part deals with the functioning of the capital markets, regulation and supervision, causes and consequences of speculative bubbles, basic approaches of efficient market theory and psychological analysis. The main part of this work and its goal is based on partial causal analysis of selected speculative bubbles, to give specific recommendations to regulators, financial intermediaries and individual investors to prevent and mitigate the consequences of the bubble bursting.

The theme of this thesis is the mortgage crisis in the United States which has started almost two years before after the burst of a price bubble in the American residential real estate market. The aim of the thesis is to analyze causes and implications of this crisis. The theoretical part of the thesis follows characteristics of the asset price bubbles. In this part is also a description of three theories: Austrian business cycle theory, Hyman Minsky's financial instability hypothesis and the theory of Robert Shiller, which interpret causes of bubbles in a variety of ways. The analytical part deals with causes and impacts of the crisis. As the key factors of the crisis are examined mortgage credit expansion, monetary policy of central bank, securitization as an innovation in financial markets and the role of the psychological factors. The last chapter of the thesis analyses impacts of the crisis on the homeowners, real estate market, the whole economy and global financial markets.

The aim of this Diploma thesis is to characterize Hong Kong real estate bubble which reached its peak in 1988 and to analyze housing shortage in Hong Kong. The secondary objective is economic development of Hong Kong and urbanisation trends in 21st century. The thesis is divided into three parts. The first chapter introduces main theoretical urbanisation concepts. The second part deals Hong Kong economic development from 1842 till 2014. The third part analyzes formation and evolution of real estate bubble and housing shortage in Hong Kong.

The thesis IPO since the technology bubble to Facebook deals with IPO development during the last fifteen years. The cyclical development of numbers and volume of raised capital is observable. From the theoretical point of view the market timing theory reflects this situation very well. Analysis of stock market bubble blowing and bursting performed mainly during the technological revolution at the end of the 20th century and partly during REITs bubble lead to conclusion that there mentioned fundamental indicators are not able to explain the bubble as a whole. According to indicative valuation and comparative methods IPO offer price of the company Facebook was about 23--27 % overvalued. In connection with subsequent problematic development of the company it is not likely to happen that the Facebook's IPO starts a new IPO wave in the internet media sector.

The goal of this thesis is to analyze the current status of the Czech real estate market and to assess the outlook of the Czech real estate market to year 2016. The analysis will be performed using a strategic outlook as well as a competition benchmark. The prognosis of the future development of the Czech real estate market will be assessed by developing a comprehensive model capturing the development of revenues on the real estate market. From the public policy's point of view, this is a very up-to-date topic to analyze, as the real estate market is an important barometer of economic outlook in any country. The troubles that were brought by the US mortgage crisis have undoubtedly affected the situation on the real estate market in the Czech republic. The theoretical part of this work will characterize used definitions, such as public policy, economic cycle, economic crisis, real estate market, real estate market bubble, mortgage crisis etc. In the analytical part of this work I shall develop a model that captures the development of the Czech real estate market with focus on parameters of realized transactions in the given year and the development of prices. To evaluate the current situation of the market I shall conduct a strategic analysis and the estimated future development will be captured by conducting a regression analysis using historic data to estimate the development to year 2016.

This thesis deals with the numerical solution of cavitation bubble dynamics and with cyanobacteria gas vesicle behaviour. A program for the numerical calculation of bubble dynamics is created using the Rayleigh-Plesset equation and its modifications. Subsequently, bubbles of different sizes are investigated during acoustic cavitation with various driving frequencies. Furthermore, a model for hydrodynamic cavitation is created. The model combines CFD computation of flow in the Venturi nozzle with the cavitation bubble dynamics calculation. The last part of the work is dedicated to cyanobacteria gas vesicle behaviour in a variable pressure field and during passage through the Venturi nozzle.