The thesis is focused on the technology of manufacturing of helical flute in the frame servomotor of austenitic chromium-nickel steel with improved machinability. One part of this thesis is a theoretical analysis of stainless steel and more detailed analysis of machined steel SANMAC 304L. The thesis also analyzes the current way of machining in the company VUES Brno s.r.o. and suggests new innovative ways of manufacturing helical flute. Innovative proposals include a technological procedure and a choice of instruments and tools for turning and milling. The means of manufacturing are evaluated from an economic and technical point of view. Conclusion of this thesis contains the assessment of the current way of machining with innovative designs.

The thesis is focused on the exploration of income inequality among citizens of the Czech Republic and Great Britain. It is a comparison that evaluates the state income redistribution through state social support benefits. It provides information, in which country exists greater income inequality in income distribution among households and whether the income inequality among the citizens decreased due to the payment of these benefits or not. The theoretical parts of the work are devoted to explanation of basic terms (such as income redistribution, instruments of redistribution, relationship between social policy and redistribution) and tools for measuring income inequality (Lorenz curve, Gini coefficient, Robin Hood index, Interquintile share ratio S80/S20). The text also describes the various state social support benefits of both countries. The main research section contains calculations and graphical representations of all the above mentioned indicators. The final values are compared and the results are summarized.

Opluštilová, M. How the measurement of tax progressivity is determined by input data. Diploma thesis. Brno: Mendel University, 2018. The diploma thesis deals with the influence of input data on the final values of the measurement of tax progressivity. For the calculation of the Gini coefficient and other selected indicators for 2015 are used data from Household Budget Survey and the Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC), which are published by the Czech Statistical Office. It was also examined the impact of equivalence scales on the Gini coefficient before taxation and after taxation, as well as the impact of the change in the quantile distribution of income from deciles to quintiles, which occurred in 2016 in Household Budget Survey. The results of the thesis show the significant impact of the chosen survey and the quantile distribution of income. On the other hand, it shows the negligible impact of equivalence scales.