My thesis deals with the Great Depression on the 1930's, which was one of the biggest economic disasters of last century. It follows especially the course and consequences of the crisis in Czechoslovakia. There are still many questions about this event and economists of whole world have never agreed on the only explanation, which could describe and solve all the causes and circumstances of Great Depression. In addition, there are also many views that the crisis had influence not only in economic sphere, but also had the social and political impacts. First part deals with international connections of Great Depression and searches causations of crisis in economic theory and describes the birth of Great Depression in United States. Second and third parts analyze the beginning and running of the crisis in Czechoslovakia and deal with particular sections of economy. The fourth part summaries economic and political effects of the crisis in Czechoslovakia and shows how the country faced up to depression.

Diplomová práce se věnuje problematice Velké hospodářské krize v Německu. V teoretické části jsou představeny významné teorie hospodářského cyklu. Jsou to teorie keynesiánská, monetaristická a rakouská. Dále pak teorie reálného hospodářského cyklu, nové keynesiánské ekonomie a postkeynesiánství. Práce se v analytické čáati nejprve zabývá možnými příčinami krize a podává přehled o vývoji německé ekonomiky v druhé polovině 20. let. Dále pojednává o průběhu krize a jejích dopadech na celé německé hospodářství. Další část se věnuje hospodářským politikám, jež byly během Velké deprese prováděny. Součástí je i hodnocení hospodářských politik s návazností na uvedené teorie hospodářského cyklu. Poslední část práce se týká nacistické ekonomiky, čtyřletého plánu a dalších opatření nacistické hospodářské politiky.

A topic sino-african relations is in a Czech literature overlook. An idea that there are only few reasons for which China and Africa should maintain some important relations is misconception. The sino-african relations have a sixty years long history from a help during the national wars for independence, ideological belongings to a current economic cooperation which reflects a chinese industrial need for raw materials. The economic cooperation lays on a political agreement, an investment activity and a vast aid provided. Chinese demand for african raw materials increses revenue of african countries which are abundant in demanded raw materials and accelarate their development. Through all chinese statements it uses its stronger position against disunited african states which still look for a way how to gain from the sino-african cooperation in the future. China turns a blind eye and ignore critical situations in some african states and misuse non-democratical groups there for its own benefit. At the same time it is clear that it cannot long forever. China will have to participate in solving african problems to protects its own matters there.

The diploma thesis shows the status of the automotive industry in the Czech Republic. It shows the trends in the Czech automotive industry in short theoretical presentation. There is a trend of the future competition from developing countries, other problems are growing raw material prices or government's limits in CO2 production. The companies connected to the automotive industry are reacting. The relevant information about the status and reactions of the Czech automotive industry companies, especially at the time of the crisis, was gained. The work answers the main question: How will the situation look like in the Czech automotive industry after the end of the crisis.

This diploma thesis deals with questions, to what degree Englis' theories influenced Czechoslovak economic policy. Describes his disputations with others notable economists. Moreover, it investigates influence of his decisions on Czechoslovak economy.

In my dissertation I characterize the role of the state in France in the late 20th century and I use specific examples to show the success of the economic policies of the state . For this reason, in the theoretical part I describe economic and political development of France, I compare it with selected countries and I point out French specifics. In the analytical part, I analyze the current state of the French economy, watching the macroeconomic indicators (inflation, unemployment, GDP , balance of payments). I discuss the importance of French clusters, public enterprises, the share of French companies in multinational companies and the important role of the state in various sectors of the economy. I conclude that, despite the dominant role of the state in the French economy, France achieves some of the best economic results in the world.

This diploma thesis aims to analyze and evaluate the structure of the labour market in different economic cycles in the Czech Republic during 2004-2014 and compare reciprocity with German labour market, which is closest to the Czech. The theoretical part deals with general issues in the labour market, the economic cycle and the development of the global economic crisis. The work confirms the hypothesis that nowadays in 2014, four years after the economic crisis that hit the Czech economy in 2008-2010, the structure of the labour market in the Czech Republic has changed compared to the years before crisis. It also partially confirms the minor hypothesis that labour market indicators still haven´t reached the level which Czech Republic had before the crisis. The unemployment rate is still not at pre-crisis levels, but employment improved compared to 2008

This master thesis deals with the economic situation in Slovenia and Croatia. It focuses on a comprehensive comparison of both countries and does not leave out the historical assumptions. The thesis is divided into two parts - theoretical and economic. At the outset it contains framework for the functioning of the former Yugoslavia and the so-called Yugoslav-type socialism. It also discusses the nature of the two countries in terms of geography and politics, including inclusion in the international legal system. The following chapters deal with the comparison of their own transition process and highlights the mistakes committed by the countries. Finally, the work also includes a comprehensive assessment of current economic situation in Slovenia and Croatia, addressing also symptomatic problems that plague both countries.

The goal of this thesis is to analyze the development of the economic recession in the Czech Republic and its impact on the logistics services providers. It means how the providers acquitted before the attack of the recession, how they were influenced by the crisis and whether there was any improvement. Another goal is to focus on the best practices and measures that providers should orient on for a successful recovery from the economic recession. In the theoretical part the thesis explains the basic concepts of logistics, outsourcing of logistics and introduces all kinds of logistics providers, which can be used for the outsourcing of logistics. The practical part then directly analyzes the development of the industry, trade, transport, logistics and real estate market in the Czech Republic over the last few years. At the same time, there are given some recommendations and measures for the period of recession.

Abstract_Dissertation Martin Krčmář Program of Study: Theoretical Legal Sciences - European Law Dissertation topic: Competition Law Aspects of the EU Trade Agreement with Peru and Colombia Student: Mgr. Martin Krčmář Dissertation Abstract The aim of this dissertation is to analyse the Competition Law provisions of the Trade Agreement between the European Union, Peru and Colombia (Agreement) and to assess their relevance and expectations related therewith. Within the text of this dissertation I provide general explanation on the role of the Competition Law provisions in international free trade agreements and reasons for including them in this type of international arrangements. Likewise, in the initial part of this work I provide a brief overview concerning the characteristics of the Agreement and its place in the EU legislation hierarchy with regard to its content, bodies responsible for the negotiation and an involvement of the Member States in the final approval thereof. Given the general aspect of individual Competition Law provisions of the Agreement I have focused on providing a detailed analysis on every single provision in question. I took the specific character of all jurisdictions involved as well as their geopolitical and socio - economic environment as a main starting point for this work. By...