Download Thesis themes Academic Year 2016/2017

Thesis themes
Academic Year 2016/2017
Study Programme: Economic Theories
Branch of Study: Economics
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A different topic can be selected if pre-arranged with a given supervisor
doc. Ing. Lenka Fojtíková, Ph.D., kat. 120, +420 597 322 132
 Determinants of the competitiveness of countries in international trade
 Globalisation of trade flows and the changing role of state, supranational and
international subjects
 Modelling the Czech trade flows according to different statistical approaches
prof. Dr. Ing. Jan Frait, ČNB Praha, kat. 114, +420 597 322 284
 Post-crisis global monetary policy and risk-taking in financial markets
doc. Ing. Martina Halásková, Ph.D., kat. 153, +420 597 322 315
 Financing of services of general interest
doc. Ing. Jana Hančlová, CSc., kat. 157, +420 597 322 285
 Estimation of stochastic frontier production function and its use for an
evaluation of total factor productivity growth
doc. Ing. Mojmír Helísek, CSc., [email protected]
 Theory of monetary integration and its applicaton to the euro area
 International monetary integration and currency crisis: mutual relationships
prof. Ing. Christiana Kliková, CSc., kat. 156, +420 597 322 291
 Changes in the Institutional Environment of the Czech Economic Policy after
1989
doc. Ing. Luboš Komárek, Ph.D., MBA, M.S.c, kat. 156, +420 597 322 412
 Determinants of house prices in central Europe
 The role of asset prices for central banks
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prof. JUDr. Ing. Igor Kotlán, Ph.D., kat. 156, +420 597 322 161
 Tax Policy and Economic Growth
doc. Ing. Antonín Kubíček, CSc., [email protected]
 The Theories of Creation of the Regulation of Financial Markets and Use of
these Theories in Creation of the Concrete and Real Regulation of Financial
Markets
doc. Ing. Zuzana Kučerová, Ph.D., kat. 156, +420 597 322 405
 The monetary theory and policy, the evolution of approaches to the conduct
of the monetary policy, its rules and reaction function
 Monetary and financial integration
 The international monetary system, its evolution, present state and future
 Financial market regulation and supervision, the Basel capital accord
 Shadow banking and its role in the present financial systém
 Securitisation, the originate-to-distribute model and the world financial crisis
 The optimum currency area theory and its application to selected countries
Dr. Ing. Jan Libich, kat. 114, +420 597 322 343
 Macroeconomic effects of demographic changes
 The optimal design of pension systems
 Monetary – fiscal policy interactions
 Bank Runs and Deposit Insurance
 Financing Tertiary Education
doc. Ing. Martin Macháček, Ph.D., kat. 114, +420 597 322 040
 A New Role of Government in a Market Economy and the Idea of
Libertarian Paternalism
 Fiscal Federalism in Theory and Practice
doc. Dr. Ing. Martin Melecký, Ph.D., kat. 114, +420 597 322 284
 Credit risk and credit cycle in the banking sector and international financial
markets
 Modelling non-performing loans using non-linear approaches
 Stress testing approached and their application to the banking sectors of
transition economies
 Assessing systemic importance of financial institutions
 Institutional structures for financial services supervision in the EU
 Problem bank resolution and its harmonization within the EU
 Macroprudential supervision of financial markets in the Czech Republic and the EU
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prof. PhDr. RNDr. Stanislav Polouček, CSc., kat. 114, +420 597 322 480
 Changes in financial (banking) sector structure (expected in connection with
adopting the euro, raised by joining the EU or the EMU)
doc. Ing. Richard Pospíšil, Ph.D., +420 732 285 453, [email protected]
 Economic and legal aspects of independence of Czech National Bank in
relation to future membership of the Czech Republic in the Euro area
 Analysis of monetary policy of Czech National Bank in times of economic
crisis and before the Czech Republic entry into Euro area
 Instruments of the European Union to restore and maintain the fiscal
discipline
 Budget analysis of selected local government unit in the development of tax
assignment
 Provision of public goods and public services in the Czech Republic – time
series trend and international comparison
Ing. Mariola Pytliková, Ph.D., kat. 156, +420 597 322 406
 Wage inequality – trends and factors affecting wage inequality
 Determinants of international migration
 Labour diversity and its effects on wages, labour turnover and firm outcomes
 Immigrants, ethnic diversity and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
 Segregation on the labour market – demographic, educational and ethnic
segregation on the labour market
 Gender differentials on the labour market
 Immigrants, ethnic diversity and innovation in firms
 Foreign labour – wages and employment of foreigners, and their effects on
firm performance
 The role of immigrants and ethnic diversity in trade creation
 The effects of emigration on sending countries
 The effects of immigration on receiving countries
 Inter-regional migration
doc. Ing. Jan Sucháček, Ph.D., kat. 118, +420 597 322 229
 Spatial dimension of transition processes
 Institutions and regional development
 Urban and regional development
 Causes and manifestations of territorial disparities
doc. RNDr. Dana Šalounová, Ph.D., kat. 151, +420 597 322 522
 Applications of Quantitative Methods in Assessment of Macroeconomic
Equilibrium
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doc. Ing. Stanislav Šaroch, Ph.D., [email protected]
 Sovereign debt and its possible restructuring framework in the Eurozone
 The concept of social market economy in the economic theory and its
possible interpretation for current European economy
doc. RNDr.. Milan Šimek, CSc., kat. 156, +420 597 322 402
 The Labour Market Policy in the Czech Republic
prof. Ing. Jan Široký, CSc., kat. 117, +420 597 322 483
 Tax incidence: Theoretical concepts and practical application
doc. Ing. Petr Tománek, CSc., kat. 153, +420 597 322 362
 Financial management of territorial self-government units
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Study Programme: Economic Policy and Administration
Branch of Study: Finance
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A different topic can be selected if pre-arranged with a given supervisor
doc. Ing. Dagmar Bařinová, Ph.D., kat. 117, +420 597 322 223
 Personal Bankruptcy and its Economic and Social Impact on the Debtor
doc. Ing. Miroslav Čulík, Ph.D., kat. 154, +420 597 322 471
 Application of real options methodology in financial decision-making
 Corporate market risk quantification by applying CorporateMetrics
methodology
prof. Ing. Lumír Kulhánek, CSc., kat. 154, +420 597 322 338
 Money supply and stock prices
prof. RNDr. PhDr. Stanislav Polouček, CSc., kat. 114, +420 597 322 480
 Mergers and acquisitions in financial (banking) sector
 Financial crisis and its impacts on financial (banking) sector restructuring
prof. RNDr. Jaroslav Ramík, CSc., SU OPF Karviná, +420 596 398 227
 Efficiency evaluation of production units by multicriteria methods
 Application of AHP methodology in the investment environment of the
Czech Republic
doc. Ing. Tomáš Tichý, Ph.D., kat. 154, +420 597 322 336
 Advanced approaches to risk management in non-financial institutions (FX
rate risk, interest rate risk, commodity risk, liquidity risk, equity value)
 Advanced approaches to risk management in financial institutions – banks
and insurance companies (capital adequacy and economic capital; market,
credit and operational risk, liquidity, mortality risk; asset liability
management; Basel and Solvency; portfolio optimization)
 Quantitative techniques in cash management
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prof. Dr. Ing. Zdeněk Zmeškal, kat. 154, +420 597 322 041
 Apprising the financial derivatives for various underlying assets and payoff
functions (stock, bond, currency, exotic, credit options, etc.)
 The portfolios financial optimization and hedging strategies application
 Application of the chosen risk management methods (value at risk,
conditional value at risk, extreme value theory, RiskMetrics, CreditMetrics,
CorporateMetrics, etc.)
 Application of the real option methodology in managing and decision –
making of the non-financial companies
 Analysis and evaluation the financial performance of companies and
industrial sectors
 Valuation companies and investment projects evaluation under risk and
flexibility
 Commercial bank management and decision-making
 Insurance management and decision-making
 Corporate financial management and decision-making
 Hybrid game-real options models application in valuation and investment
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Study Programme: Economy and Management
Branch of Study: Business Administration and Management
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A different topic can be selected if pre-arranged with a given supervisor
doc. Ing. Dagmar Bařinová, Ph.D., kat. 117, +420 597 322 223
 Personal Bankruptcy and its Economic and Social Impact on the Debtor
prof. Ing.. Jiří Bláha, CSc., kat. 115, +420 597 322 175
 Human Resource Management – Employee Motivation and Performance
 Corporate Social Responsibility – Responsible Business
doc. Dr. Ing. Pavel Blecharz, kat. 152, +420 597 322 233
 Use of Design of Experiments (Taguchi Approach) in Service Industry
doc. Ing. Jana Hančlová, CSc., kat. 157, +420 597 322 285
 Estimation of production stochastic frontiers for homogenous firms
doc. Ing. Pavla Horváthová, Ph.D., kat. 115, +420 597 322 442
 Human Resource Management
 Talent Management
 Key Employees
doc. Ing. Lenka Kauerová, CSc., kat. 116, +420 597 322 484
 Culture Dynamics in Assesing Global Markets
 Brands in International Markets
doc. Ing. Ladislav Ludvík, CSc., kat. 152, +420 597 322 313
 Economics and Business Management in the 21th Century
doc. Ing. Pavla Macurová, CSc., kat. 152, +420 597 322 253
 Supply chain resilience
prof. Ing. Zdeněk Mikoláš, CSc., [email protected]
 Family business in the Czech Republic
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doc. Ing. Marie Mikušová, Ph.D., kat. 115, +420 597 322 199
 Crisis management in theory and practice
prof. Ing. Darja Noskievičová, CSc., kat. 639, +420 597 324 503
 Development of Statistical Process Control for Non-Manufacturing
Applications
doc. Ing. Vojtěch Spáčil, CSc., kat. 116, +420 597 322 515
 Customer Satisfaction Measurement
 Customer Typology
doc. Ing. Jan Sucháček, Ph.D., kat. 118, +420 597 322 229
 Firm location
 Enterprises and spatial structures
 Spatial aspects of innovations
doc. RNDr. Dana Šalounová, Ph.D., kat. 155, +420 597 322 522
 Applications of Statistical Methods in Marketing Research
 Efficiency in Health Care – a DEA Approach
prof. Ing. Viola Šebestíková, CSc., kat. 117, +420 597 322 102
 Entrepreneurship of small and medium enterprises and implementation of
IFRS“
prof. Ing. Jan Široký, CSc., kat. 117, +420 597 322 483
 Tax incidence: Theoretical concepts and practical application
prof. Ing. Petr Šnapka, DrSc. Kat. 115, +420 597 322 324
 Application of Managerial Economics
Mehdi Toloo, Ph.D., - kat. 152, +420 597 322 009
 Discriminating power in two-stage processes
 Allocative efficiency in network data envelopment analysis (NDEA)
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prof. Dr. Ing. Zdeněk Zmeškal, kat. 154, +420 597 322 041
 Application of the multi-attribute decomposition decision-making method in
management and business administration
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Study Programme: System Engineering and Informatics
Branch of Study: System Engineering and Informatics
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A different topic can be selected if pre-arranged with a given supervisor
prof. Ing. Radim Farana, CSc., [email protected]
 Hierarchical fuzzy expert systems application for decision support
doc. Ing. Jana Hančlová, CSc., kat. 157, +420 597 322 285
 Estimation of production stochastic frontiers for ICT sectors
 Formulation and use of new hybrid DEA models for performance
evaluation of each decision making units
 The construction and estimation aspects of models for allowance and demand
doc. Ing. František Huňka, CSc., kat. 155, +420 597 322 379
 Value Oriented Business Process Modeling
 Conceptual Modeling Based on Facts
doc. Ign. Pavla Macurová, CSc., kat. 152, +420 597 322 253
 Supply chain resilience
prof. Ing. Dušan Marček, CSc., kat. 155, +420 597 322 378
 Prediction of Economic Quantities using Statistical and SC Approach
RNDr. Ivo Martiník, Ph.D., kat. 155, +420 597 322 235
 Methodology of the design and implementation of the strategic
information systems with using of the Petri nets theory
 Modeling of the well-structured economic systems with using of the highlevel Petri nets theory
 Strategic information systems supported by mobile technologies
prof. RNDr. Jiří Močkoř, DrSc. ; [email protected]
 Fuzzy automata and their application in socio-economic systems
 Fuzzy quantifiers and their applications in decision making
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prof. RNDr. Jaroslav Ramík, [email protected]
 Multi-criteria and group decision making methods in economics and
management
doc. RNDr. Dana Šalounová, Ph.D., kat. 155, +420 597 322 522
 Applications of Statistical Methods in Web Engineering
 Statistical Methods in Personal Profile Analysis
doc. Mehdi Toloo, Ph.D., kat. 157, +420 597 322 104
 Robust Data Envelopment Analysis problem
 Inverse Data Envelopment Analysis problem
 Selective Measures in Data Envelopment Analysis
doc. Ing. Milena Tvrdíková, CSc., +420 597 322 213
 Information management – Integrated Information systems and their
innovation, fulfilment of company information needs
 Business Intelligence – software for support of decision, trends and new
solutions
 Applications of Information Technologies in company management – tools
for increasing of competitiveness
 Innovation of company information system via services – opportunity given
by application of Cloud Computing
 New features and trends in transition to ICT services in companies and
institutions
Dr. Mark Wachowiak, e-mail: [email protected]
 Spatial econometrics; fusion of econometrics and geographic information
systems (GIS)
 Business analytics and "big data"
 Visual analytics for econometric analysis
 Modeling and optimization of electrical power generation and distribution
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