The subject of this thesis is structural design and subsequent realisation of variable bed furniture for a specific customer. The concept of the product and its technical parameters were based on studies of functional and minimalistic housing designs, literary sources about bed and seating furniture, market research of space-saving beds and standards related to bed and seating furniture. The customer has been given three variants to choose. The final solution is creation of a sliding bed on wheels with linear leading. The bed is shifting through the gap in the wall into built-in closet area hiding in the spare space behing this wall. Third of the bed room remains in the bedroom, which, together with backrest creates a sofa for occasional seating. Thesis attachement consists of the bill of materials and construction drawings of the product. It has been created as a innovative concept of space-saving bed and the realisation fulfilled the requirements of the customer.

The master´s thesis deals with mechanical design of mechanism ensuring moving of cab of simulator in shape of mechanism with Parallel kinematics structure including design of hydraulic drive circuit. The diploma thesis contains also calculation of forces in linear hydraulic motors, calculation of working speed of these motors and drawing documentation.

The main focus of the current dissertation thesis is research of gold catalyzed reactions. I was using mass spectrometry as the primary research technique. I complemented the results with infrared multiphoton dissociation spectroscopy, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and quantum chemical calculations. I have investigated the interaction of the gold(I) cation with unsaturated hydrocarbons in the first part of my thesis. Secondly, I have studied gold(I) or silver(I) affinity to gold acetylides. In the last part, I have investigated the reaction mechanism of a gold mediated addition of methanol to alkynes. I found out that the gold(I) cation interacts stronger with gold acetylides than with nonactivated triple CC bonds. I showed that the complexes containing two gold atoms represent the key intermediates in the mechanism of addition of methanol to alkynes and that the ligand on the gold catalyst plays a fundamental role in the determination of the mechanism. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

The subject of this dissertation thesis is a confrontation of contemporary economic thought with critical theory. Based on the holistic critique of the production process, the author deals with elementary principles of wealth creation and allocation, mirroring themselves in the issue of economic inequality. An applied transdisciplinary approach leads to dialectical understanding of market mechanism which accentuates an antagonistic character of its actors´ aims and reveals its non-empirical causalities. These abstract connections then become a viable explanatory complement to already advanced empirical apparatus of economic inequality. The goal of the thesis is to formulate an economic model that takes into consideration both empirical findings of contemporary studies on economic inequality and reflection of the critical theory. The value added lies in the fact that the economic model presents an interaction of economic agents and through probabilistic drive towards deepening economic inequalities exposes market mechanism as the diverging factor of social reproduction. Further, the model shows that Pareto-optimization, a frequently used analytically-normative tool of contemporary economics, principally does not suffice in grasping market-based inequalities. The contribution of the thesis is researching particular economic phenomena from the unique perspective which has not been yet fully accomplished in the context of modern economics.

The aim of the diploma thesis is to evaluate possible benefits and limits of The Czech Republic participation in the Banking Union. After the global financial crisis, Banking Union concept was undertaken as a response to decline of market confidence in the euro area banking systems. The Czech Republic is a country outside the euro area, therefore has an option to enter to the Banking Union by close cooperation agreement with the ECB. Historic development and structure of the Banking union is presented with the context of bank regulation genesis in European Union. After the theoretical part, thesis provides specific attributes of Czech financial markets and create a comparison of selected data among Czech Republic and European Union member states. Based on the detailed analysis of the relevant aspects, benefits and risks of the Banking union membership are provided.

Diplomová práce se snaží o co možná nejobjektivnější ucelený přehled měnové politiky České národní banky v časovém úseku od jejího vzniku po současnost s prognózou dalšího vývoje v případě vstupu do Evropské měnové unie. Mimo jiné se zaměřuje na finanční stabilitu jako na jeden z aktuálních cílů ČNB.

Práce se zabývá malým DSGE modelem (model čtvrté generace) v prostředí české a slovenské ekonomiky. Jádro analytické části tvoří srovnání odhadnutého a optimálního pravidla a zároveň jejich porovnání s reálnými výstupy. Cílem je poukázat na efektivnost centrální banky při stabilizaci variability inflace a výstupu ekonomiky. Teoretická část poskytuje znalosti usnadňující pochopení souvislostí tohoto modelu a zároveň nás obeznámí s modely, které v dnešní době využívá Česká národní banka a Národná banka Slovenska.

This thesis focuses on the development of exchange rate policy in the Czech Republic and its effect on the balance of trade. The first part considers the exchange rate and its regimes, balance of trade and factors that determine them. The most of the exchange rate theories is not valid in the Czech Republic, it is caused by the fact that the development of the exchange rate is influenced by all the factors together. In my thesis there I concerned with the exchange rate compensatory mechanism in more detail. The relation between the exchange rate and the balance of trade is in the case of small open economy like the Czech Republic evident, but the exchange rate is not always the determined factor that affects the final height of Czech exports or imports. These facts are confirmed in the second part of this thesis that analyses the development of exchange rate policy in the Czech Republic during the period 1993-2008.

This diploma thesis presents results of analysis of monetary policy transmission mechanism in the Czech Republic employing the vector autoregressive (VAR) models. The responsible authority for monetary policy is Czech National Bank that has been using the inflation targeting regime to conduct its monetary policy since 1998. The inflation rate changes, i.e. the changes in repo rate represent a monetary tool for steering actual inflation rate towards the projected or "target" inflation rate. The linear correlation between 2 weeks repo rate and 1 month PRIBOR rate is confirmed. The transmission mechanism is examined within the VAR framework and the relationships between the 1 month PRIBOR rate, gross domestic product and inflation rate are studied. The VAR model including 1 lag is considered as the best performing model. The relationships among variables are analysed by related approaches -- Granger causality, impulse response functions and cointegration. The ability of model to create forecasts is assessed and the ex ante forecasts are produced for one-year horizon. The effects of alternative monetary policies are the subject of scenario analysis.

This diploma thesis deals with the design of a two-stroke engine for paragliding. First of all, the different types and designs of two-stroke engines are discussed. After the design of the crank mechanism, the forces in the engine are tested, followed by the strength control of selected components. In addition, the work includes design of individual engine components, propeller reducer and 3D models of components and motor unit.