This master's thesis analyzes the consumer loan market in the Czech Republic since 2000 until now. To achieve given goals of work is used multivariate regression analysis, by which is described the impact of macroeconomic indicators on the volume of consumer loans, consumer loans impact on consumption of households and the impact of unemployment and wage on the volume of consumer loans granted by non-banking institutions. Then is also compared the development of consumer loans by banking and non-banking institutions.

The primary goal is to analyze the regional expenses of MAS Sdružení růže and suggest multiple possibilities for future growth in favour of local economy. The focus is not only on the analysis of investments in MAS Sdružení růže supported by European Union funding but also on the analysis of investments of regional municipalities.

The aim of this dissertation is to propose alterations in the volume and structure of the EU budget in order that the resultant European budget is based on the fundamental principles of the theory of fiscal federalism and the theory of optimal monetary areas so as to cope with asymmetrical economic shocks. The author has stipulated four economic allocation criteria based on the fundamental principles of the theory of fiscal federalism for the purpose of decision-making relating to the inclusion or rejection of individual expenditure categories. In the area of realisation of the redistribution and stabilisation function of public finances, this decision also gave consideration to the theory of optimal monetary areas for coping with asymmetrical economic shocks. The author recommends amending the EU budget by applying economic criteria based on the fundamental principles of the theory of fiscal federalism and on the basis of analysis of the expenditure structure of the current EU budget. Specifically, this should entail the inclusion of expenditure on national defence in the joint budget to an extent of 0.50 % of the GDP of the EU-27 and increasing the volume of "European" expenditure on science, research and development to 0.40 % of the GDP of the EU-27. This proposal further envisages maintaining expenditure on transport infrastructure projects of European importance (0.17 % of GDP), expenditure items in the area of foreign relations (0.067 % of GDP), and on assuring internal security and the judiciary (0.084 % of GDP). This model calculates administrative costs as 6 % of other budget items. In relation to the redistribution function, the author proposes discarding the European dimension of common agricultural policy and concentrating expenditure on policy in the area of economic and social coherence (0.50 % of the GDP of the EU-27) exclusively on support for economically less favoured regions. This model EU budget attaches great importance to the fulfilment of the stabilisation function of public finances by means of a stabilisation mechanism taking the form of a centralised system of unemployment benefits at 1.25 % of the GDP of the EU-27. This specific area of the common budget could also serve as a tool functioning on an asymmetrical basis, creating reserves at times of economic growth that can then be used at times of economic decline. The total expenditure concentrated within the proposed model EU budget has been calculated as 3.15 % of the GDP of the EU-27.

The thesis is focused on statistical analysis of development of selected indicators of living standards: GDP per capita; the amount of net cash incomes of households; the amount of income each household types; average salary and retirement pension; the amount of net cash expenditure on food and non-alcoholic beverages and the amount of net cash expenditure on housing, water, energy and fuel in the period from 2000 to 2014. The theoretical part explains the important concepts related to the living of the population and households. In the practical part of the study was to help elementary characteristics of time series found that the development of selected indicators can be described as a growing trend. During the evaluation of development are also discussed factors influencing the indicators. For each indicator was subsequently selected individual function, which is to describe the development seemed most appropriate. The forecasts of possible future development of selected indicators of living standards showed that despite sporadic declines in their value will increase in 2015.

The work is focused on Czech households spendings on food and non-alcoholic beverages in the Czech Republic. The main part is examining the share of expenditure on food and non-alcoholic beverages to overall consumer spending and the subsequent comparison with shares in selected countries. Subsequently, the work investigated the saturation level for selected food, which will be compared within the households of employees and self-employed. The last part examines the trend in expenditures Czech households for food.

The chosen topic of the diploma thesis deals with economic analysis of the City District Prague 11 and the City District Prague Újezd. Both of those City Districts are the villages with extended and transferred province. The villages are different by their area and also by populations, but are situated in the same area of capital city. The City District Prague Újezd represents one part of the administrative district Prague 11. The thesis is dividend into two parts: theoretical and practical. First part is focused on theoretical resources of the functioning, financing and structure of the state administration, villages, The City of Prague and the City Districts. At the end of the first part there are descriptions of both City Districts including their historical contexts and actual structures. Practical part analyses specific budgets, closing accounts and single actions financed by City Districts in the period 2010 to 2014. Practical part is completed with questionnaires. The conclusion is to evaluate the management of both municipalities, including follow-up to the draft budget for 2015, which takes place at Prague Újezd to balance the budget without funding from the generated funds. This procedure is also the conclusion of this study and recommendations for the future. In Prague 11 is in the draft budget to the considerable reduction in the revenue and expenditure sides. The final recommendation is then follow this trend, provided an increase in the revenue side of the available resources and focus on the efficient use of assets, especially housing stock of the city district.

The thesis deals with the financial management of municipality in the Czech Republic, their debt and evaluation financial health of the municipality of Kladno. The thesis is composed of two parts. The theoretical part is included budget process of municipality, incomes, expenses and possibility regulation debt of municipality. The theoretical background are necessary for the practical part, consisting of a detailed analysis of the financial management of the municipality of Kladno in 2012 - 2014. After, the thesis finished by the final evaluation of financial situation of the municipality and suggestions to improve financial management.

The thesis The Budgets of Territorial Administrations in the Czech Republic deals with the analysis of the financial management of the town of Janske Lazne in the years from 2006 to 2015. In order to achieve this aim, the analysis of individual parts of the town budget, expenditure and mainly income part of the budget, has been accomplished. The secondary objective of the work is the analysis of the impact of the Amendment to the Law of Allocation and Apportionment of Taxes on the budget of the chosen town. Further secondary objective of the thesis is the comparison of the results gained from the financial management analysis of the town of Janske Lazne and selected settlements within Hradec Kralove Region. The thesis is divided into the theoretical and the practical part. In the theoretical part, basic terms within territorial administration, budget process, particular parts of the budget of the town and the methods of the financial management appraisal are defined. In the practical part, the town financial management analysis is developed.

The thesis Economic analysis of selected towns and villages is divided into two main parts. In the first part there are approached the theoretical bases of local government units, method of funding of them and the rules for treatment with funds. The second, practical part, focuses on the detailed analysis of the financial management of the municipalities Jindřichov and Staré Město. After introductory information about the selected municipalities, follows detailed analysis of revenue and expenditure and the class of financing of the budget in years 2010 - 2014. For the possibility of mutual comparison there are some of the data recalculated per capita. In the end of the thesis is coming to evaluation their financial management, which does not show major problems by both villages. The worse situation with respect to the indicator of the indebtedness is in the city Staré Město, which uses to funding of the ongoing operations the short-term bank credits, which are repaid from received transfers, but even here it is not a significant risk management with entrusted funds. To municipalities are suggested possible measures to reduce risks by indebtedness and these were provided them for contemplation.

This work deals with analyzing and evaluating subsequent management of selected small city in terms of subsidies from national and European funds. The work is preferably focused on monitoring the method of obtaining the subsidies and their effectiveness. At work is a comprehensive analysis of the financial situation of the town, especially on the part of capital income and capital expenses associated with the city's grant policy , which was drawn up using the acquired financial statements of the city. Detail was dismantled condition of the property and its sources of coverage and subsequently analyzed capital revenue and expenditure . The conclusion evaluates the assets and resources of its coverage of budget revenues and expenditures of the city and are also cited an opinion evaluating the management of the city získakými capital revenues , which are state subsidies and Europ .