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Ekonomický a historický vývoj Finska od 90. let 20. století. Přechod od agrární společnosti na společnost založenou na znalostech a inovacích. Vliv Nokie na hlavní ekonomické ukazatele Finska. Zkoumání podnikatelského prostředí ve Finsku pomocí tzv. PEST analýzy.

The thesis deals with access of commercial banks to the lending policy of households and non-financial corporations between 2008 and 2012. Objective of this thesis is to determine the specifics of lending to private entities (especially industrial enterprises) in the Czech Republic in relation to economic development between the years 2008 and 2012. In general, thesis describes lending policy of banks and the theoretical basis of economic development during the financial crisis. Further proceeds with the presentation of statistics development in the Czech Republic, which then compares with the development of the Visegrad Group and development in Germany and Austria. At the end provides a comparison of the factors that affect the access of households and industrial enterprises to obtain loan in the monitored period. Thesis also submit preconditions for the development of the credit policy for the Czech Republic

Cílem disertační práce je nalézt, pojmenovat a vysvětlit hlavní faktory, které vedly k celkovému oslabení a nestabilitě japonské ekonomiky v 90. letech 20. století. Práce vysvětluje základní ekonomické vazby v japonské ekonomice a hledá odpověď na otázku, zda recese v 90. letech způsobily faktory převážně cyklické, nebo spíše faktory dlouhodobějšího charakteru, tedy strukturální a systémové. Práce rovněž vymezuje a hodnotí hlavní rysy, změny a trendy ve vývoji hospodářských cyklů a ve zdrojích růstu japonské ekonomiky z dlouhodobého hlediska. Dále práce hodnotí současný stav japonské ekonomiky a dosud provedené vládní reformy, nastiňuje nové trendy ve vývoji japonské ekonomiky s ohledem na její měnící se postavení v globalizovaném světovém hospodářství. The dissertation focuses on the cyclical development of the Japanese economy, particularly from the beginning of the 1990´s. The objective of the thesis is to find, identify and explain the main factors that have caused stagnation and instability of the economy in this period. The author aims to make clear some basic ties in the Japanese economy and identify specific features of Japanese business cycles and sources of the GDP growth in the 1990´s and today (compared to the previous development and to some other developed countries). She also seeks to assess economic policy measures made by the Japanese governments and the Bank of Japan countering the stagnation and recessions and to sum up briefly the current situation of the economy and possible dangers for its future.

The research concerning differences in duration of the Great Recession is limited and inconclusive. We define duration of crisis as the count of years lost due to the crisis, and estimate the determinants of crisis duration on the dataset of 54 developed and developing countries. This thesis contrasts with previous literature by employing Bayesian Model Averaging (BMA) to accommodate for the large amount of potential explanatory variables and to address model uncertainty. Moreover, an innovative measure of export competitiveness, which accounts for the changes in non-price factors such as quality, is used. The results bring suggestive evidence of positive impact of developed financial markets, high share of private consumption and improvements in export competitiveness. We also find positive effect of fiscal policy stimulus once it is controlled for the feedback loop of uncertainty which appears when heavily indebted countries finance fiscal stimulus through issuance of additional debt. Lastly, it needs to be concluded, that the results are not robust to all prior specifications. In particular, the more restrictive Beta binomial model prior shrinks the statistical significance of aforementioned results heavily. JEL Classification F12, F21, F23, H25, H71, H87 Keywords Great Recession, Crisis duration, Economic...

Mladonický, J. Human resources management in energetics during Great Recession. Diploma thesis. Brno Mendel University in Brno, 2014. Remuneration with motivation theory is one of the most important areas in human resources management. The Great Recession theirs status only bolster up. This work was aimed to make a suggestion for lowering the impact to human resources using remuneration as motivation factor during economic crisis. Analysis of remuneration and labour productivity in energetics showed that well-adjusted remuneration system has the right motivation effect and productivity growth. Despite of decreasing labour productivity during the Great Recession, the well-adjusted Time Rate System had exceptional influence on labour productivity. The contributions of well-motivated employees are the key, to surviving during economic crisis with minimal impact to the human resources.

Koliba, T. Pokles dynamiky úvěrů v ČR po finanční krizi - Problém nabídky nebo poptávky peněz? Diploma thesis. Brno: Mendel University, 2013. This diploma thesis focuses on the issue of credit crunch. It examines whether this phenomenon has striked the Czech credit market during the recession in 2008/2009. The empirical part of this work concentrates on time series analysis. Particularly, a linear regression model is created, that describes the determinants of credit supply and credit demand. Then, using Granger noncausality (exogenity), the work describes relationship between economic activity and credit volume. The outcome of this thesis is to recommend to the management of commercial banks, how to deal with decrease of credit volume in terms of a recession.

Comparison of American and Czech financial system followed by analyses and investment strategy for selected institutions.