Thesis: "The stability of banks in the crisis" presents an analysis of the impact of the financial crisis on the banking sector and individual banks and a demonstration of the behavior of banks in crisis situation. The thesis is divided into four chapters. The first chapter deals with the definition of instability and explain the functioning of the financial crisis. The second chapter discusses the issue of deposit insurance and the possibility of compensation payments during the bank's collapse. The third chapter shows the influence and role of central banks as the creator of the banking environment and as the main supervisory authority. The fourth chapter focuses on the stability of banks from different perspectives, that the bank's activity was not significantly affected during and after the financial crisis.

The thesis deals with the impacts of the financial crisis in the region of Prague and with the analysis of the acting of partners. The first theoretical part depicts the emergence and the course of the world financial crisis, its economic, political and social impacts in the worlds and in the Czech Republic, marketing segmentation, division of clients into groups and description of real estate market in the region of Prague. The second, practical part analyses the impacts of the outcomes of the crisis on the real estate maket, change in the acting of partners on the real estate market in the region of Prague and proposal for improvement in the future.

The thesis in three chapters shows the development of Portugal in the context of the European Union. It describes the period before accession to the European Communities in the 70s and 80s when the long dictatorship fell and the period of transition to democracy followed during the political and economical instability. Another part of the thesis deals with the process of Portugal's accession to the European Communities, followed by a period of real convergence in the late 80s and early 90s, Portugal's entry into the ERM and the adoption of the common currency. The last chapter discusses the development of the Portuguese economy during participation in the eurozone and the current problems of Portugal in the context of the ongoing economic and financial crisis.

In my graduation theses I deal with the eurozone crisis. This crisis can be seen in relation to the causes of it, as a result of many factors of varying importance - the global financial and economic crisis, the State lavishness, the construction of EMU, etc. Eurozone crisis can however be also seen in the inability of states to agree on the future appearance of the eurozone. In the first two chapters I analyze the first mentioned approach, namely financial and debt crisis with regard to their expensiveness. In detail I attend to interconnection of banking and debt crisis and the role of the ECB. In the second part I come to the principal point of my work, another approach to the crisis, namely the attitude of Germany to address problems of EMU. Germany therefore, that as the largest economy of EMU it forms it the most, but also carries the largest share of costs. I will analyze both the priorities of Germany, and his approach to promoted measures from the fiscal compact to Eurobonds. Eventually, through an analysis of the attitudes of actors in Germany - the German Government, the political opposition, the constitutional court, the Bundesbank, the German academics, public opinion - I come to a conclusion that the position of Germany is divided, however, at least for political representation I can not yet speak of fundamental contradictions. But it seems that the German population begins to differ in this way from their political representatives. The future will show us how serious this discrepancy will be and what results will it bring.

The dissertation thesis focuses on financing constraints of small and medium-sized enterprises during the recent financial crisis of 2008-2009. The contribution of the dissertation thesis is in the application of non-parametric kernel estimation on the selected index of financing constraints. Two empirical analyses are made, the first uses panel data to identify financing constraints on the sample of small and medium-sized enterprises employing non-parametric kernel estimations, the latter analyses credit market employing maximum likelihood method for market in disequilibrium. Two groups of countries are analysed, the Visegrad group, comprising of the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Poland, and a group of selected Eurozone countries, in which Germany, Italy, Spain and Greece are the subject of analyses. The results of empirical analyses revealed asymmetric impact of the financial crisis on financing constraints of enterprises in both groups of countries. In the Czech Republic and Slovakia SMEs faced higher financing constraints in the wake of the financial crisis, mainly due to the problems with reduced cash-flow and cash holdings. In Poland and Hungary, however, my results do not show larger problems to secure external financing during the financial crisis. In the Eurozone countries, SMEs in Italy and Spain faced increasing obstacles to access external finance after the financial crisis erupted. In contrary to these countries, German SMEs did not face increasing financing constraints during the crisis period. The largest deterioration of the access to external finance experienced enterprises in Greece, because of the problems with cash-flow, cash holdings and indebtedness. Because of the results of empirical analyses and also because of the fact that Greece experienced the largest decline in GDP during the crisis, I selected Greece for further analysis of credit market at aggregate level. My results show a period of credit crunch during the financial crisis. In the Discussion part I compare the results of my analyses with other papers which use different methodologies. Except for Hungary, the studies and the results in this dissertation thesis are comparable.

The purpose of the diploma paper is to provide complex view on the impact of the global economic crisis on tourism in the Czech Republic. The analysis focuses on the inbound, outbound and domestic tourism, determines the most important factors influencing the tourism demand together with the economic crisis and evaluates the impact of the changes in the demand on the tourism industry in the Czech Republic.

The aim of this thesis is analysis of the impact of the financial and economic crisis on the Czech banking sector between 2008 and 2010. The theoretic section describes methods and technics of bank assessment based on financial indicators. The application section contains of analysis of the impacts on aggregate numbers of the Czech bank sector and the impacts on selected Czech banks. Conclusion of the thesis summarises individual impacts of the crises and explains their causes. In the end thesis results in comparison of performance between the Czech banks and their foreign owners.

The diploma thesis deals with the impacts of financial crises, especially into the U.S. and European stock exchange market and the real economy. Contains the analysis of the Great Depression and the current economic downturn which follows the financial crisis of 2007 - 2008 from the perspective of the New York Stock Exchange index (DJIA) and the FTSE index of London Stock Exchange, as well as from the perspective of macroeconomic variables such as real GDP growth, the rate of unemployment and the industrial production index. The similarities and the specific features of the causes of their formation, the reactions of the monetary and legislative authorities, the impact on the stock exchange markets, regulatory implications and impact on the real economy are mentioned as a result of the detailed comparison of the two crises. The thesis includes prove to the hypothesis of higher volatility on the stock exchange markets during the crises periods on the daily data by calculating the variance and standard deviation.

This thesis analyzes the Japanese economic crisis that broke out in the country in the 90th the 20th century after the fall of the mortgage bubble and compares it with the latest economic crisis that began in the fall of the U.S. real estate bubble. The work explores the roots of the Japanese crisis in the 80th years after the actual course of the 90th years. It focuses on the financial crisis of 1997-1998 in detail and its consequences and implications for Japan. Further work briefly addresses new economic crisis, its course in the United States and spread to the world. Furthermore, analyzing the causes and reasons, looking for possible solutions and compares with the Japanese crisis.

The basic goal of this Master's Thesis is an analysis and description of the current situation of a specific company in order to identification of potential development and design elements of strategy, which recons with identified state and development. The work is divided into theoretical and practical part. In the theoretical part there are defined knowledges related to the subject. These are the basis for process analysis in the practical part. The practical part is focused on the application of theoretical knowledge in a particular case of the company Novoplast that is currently heavily influenced by the course and consequences of the crisis. The conclusion is a summary of acquired knowledge and analysis outcomes with elements creation that should be a part of future business strategy of this company.