The thesis: "the examination of the local government unit Borough Prague 3" is a brief description of the development of the audit profession in the Czech Republic, the definition of audit and audit functions, legislative adjustments of the audit and review of financial self -governing region. Then the analysis of the management review City of Prague 3, 2011, brief description of the status of this district within the public sector, for its financing and accounting processing system. At the same time described deficiencies identified in the review of the management district for the year 2011, including risks, recommendations for their elimination and evaluation of the adopted measures. An important part of the diploma thesis is the independent auditor's report on the outcome of the management review City of Prague 3, 2012 and recommendations for corrective action to identified deficiencies.

This thesis deals with the effects of the financial crisis on the state budget of the Czech Republic in 2008 - 2013. The main objective of this thesis is to analyze the impact of the financial crisis on revenues, expenditures and budget deficit and public debt of the Czech Republic within the selected period, in the context of measures taken by the government. The theoretical part of the thesis includes the definition of "financial crisis", the main causes of the global financial crisis, including the mechanism by which the crisis has grown into a global extent. The practical part of the thesis deals with the analysis of the impact of the financial crisis on the state budget of the Czech Republic in 2008 - 2013. In conclusion, problem areas are identified and the recommendations are formulated.

This thesis addresses localization project Reeses for company Autodesk. It analyzes the options of Alpha Ltd. to participate in its execution. It proposes technical and organizational actions using project management methods. The outcome is a set of plans for management and course of the project.

Bibliography: pages 191-202. / The surface heat balance of the Benguela upwelling area on the west coast of southern Africa is analysed. Measurements of the components of the heat balance were made in the St Helena Bay area from 14-21 October 1986. Additional long-term data was obtained from Alexander Bay and Cape Town. An average net heat gain of 227 W.m⁻² was received over the eight days of the field study. The presence of cold water determined that latent heat loss by the sea surface was small, while the sensible heat flux represented a small gain by the sea. These two turbulent heat fluxes are roughly equal and opposite and therefore approximately cancel each other. Use of a model, assuming idealised conditions, indicated that most turbulent heat exchange between the air and takes place in the nearshore region where air-sea contrasts are greatest. The net radiation was found to provide a good estimate of the total heat balance, thus the major contributing term to a high heat balance over the Benguela area is the input solar radiation. Minimal synoptic variation in the heat balance during the eight-day field programme was observed, but additional global radiation data analysed revealed that synoptic variations over the 3-6 day period are in fact more significant than the longer term seasonal variations. Both synoptic and seasonal variations in the heat balance are greater in the south than in the north. The high heat flux into the sea surface is capable of increasing the temperature of the upwelled water at a fairly rapid rate. During summer the heat exchange is capable of increasing the temperature of the upper 10 m mixed layer by as much as 0.65°C over one day. This input heat is used to realise the high biological potential of the upwelled waters.

Thesis. 1977. M.S.--Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Meteorology. / Microfiche copy available in Archives and Science. / Bibliography : leaves 38-39. / M.S.

The main objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of the changes in total nondurables expenditures, prices, and demographics on the U.S. aggregate demand for clothing categories and shoes. In particular, this study focused on identifying and parameterizing the effects of such changes. To this purpose, a demand system for two clothing categories, shoes, and other nondurable commodities for the U.S. was estimated using aggregate time-series data sets (1929-1994), and a second-stage budgeting model was developed and estimated. The basis for the demand model was the Almost Ideal Demand System model, which was modified to account for the demographic effects. Demographic variables included in the final model were age distribution of the U.S. population (median age and variance), proportion of non-White population in the total U.S. population, and labor force participation rate of U.S. women. The main data sources were documents published by the Bureau of the Census, Bureau of Labor Statistics, and Bureau of Economic Analysis in the U.S. Department of Commerce. The results indicate that the total nondurables expenditures is a significant variable in determining consumers' nondurables expenditure allocation on clothing categories and shoes. The estimated total expenditure elasticities suggest that the clothing categories and shoes are expenditure elastic, ranging from 1.1019 to 1.4944. Most own and cross prices appear to be significant variables in determining the consumer budget allocations for clothing categories and shoes. The median age and non-White population variables evidence as significant variables that affect the U.S. aggregate nondurables expenditure allocation on men’s and boys’ clothing and on shoes. Women’s labor force participation rate evidences as a significant variable that affects the U.S. aggregate nondurables expenditure allocation on women’s and children’s clothing. The estimated own-price elasticities of demand for clothing categories and shoes indicate that all the clothing categories and shoes are inelastic (i.e., -0.3908 to -0.9175). The estimated crossprice elasticities of clothing categories, shoes and other nondurable goods show substitution and complementary relationships between the categories. The demand elasticities with respect to the demographic variables were also estimated. / Ph. D.

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Структура магистерской диссертации включает в себя введение, три главы, заключение, список использованных источников и приложения. Первая глава посвящена теоретическим основам формирования и исполнения бюджета муниципального образования. Во второй главе проведен анализ доходной части бюджета муниципального образования (на примере города Ноябрьска). В третьей главе определяются проблемы формирования и исполнения доходной части бюджета муниципального образования и предлагаются рекомендации по устранению выявленных проблем. В заключении содержатся основные выводы по теме исследования. / The structure of the master's thesis includes an introduction, three chapters, a conclusion, a list of sources used and appendices. The first chapter is devoted to the theoretical foundations of the formation and execution of the municipal budget. In the second chapter, the analysis of the revenue part of the municipal budget is carried out (on the example of the city of Noyabrsk). The third chapter defines the problems of formation and execution of the revenue part of the municipal budget and offers recommendations for eliminating the identified problems. The conclusion contains the main conclusions on the topic of the study.

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