Czech

Not applicable.

A student will know theoretical approaches from a microeconomics area and he/she will understand the role of market to other microeconomics entities and he/she will make a critical analysis of real feature from microeconomics area.

This course does not assume any prior knowledge of economics.

Not applicable.

The course is taught through lectures explaining the basic principles and theory of the discipline. Exercises are focused on practical topics presented in lectures.

A student has to obtain at least 16 pts from 25 pts which are given for seminars and student has to fulfil a 75% attendance in seminars. Points will be given for a semester work and its presentation and for midterm test.

A final exam consists of:
• written exam - student has to obtain at least 35 pts from 65 pts (approximately 12-15 exam questions)
• oral exam – student could obtain 10 pts (2 oral questions)

A final scale for a valuation of student (a student can obtain max. 25 pts from seminars, 65 pts from written exam and 10 pts from oral exam, total 100 pts):
A: 90 - 100 pts
B: 80 - 89 pts
C: 70 - 79 pts
D: 60 - 69 pts
E: 50 - 59 pts
F: less then 50 pts

1) Úvod do předmětu a základní východiska
2) Základní tržní mechanismy
3) Chování výrobce - náklady a nabídka
4) Tržní rovnováha a efektivnost
5) Dokonaláa konkurence
6) Nedokonalá konkurence
7) Konkurencece a regulace monopolních struktur
8) Zásahy státu do cen
9) Trhy výrobních faktorů
10) Trhy práce
11) trh půdy
12) Trh kapitálu
13) Mechanismy kapitálových trhů

Not applicable.

The goal of the course is to teach student to "think like an economist," which will help students to understand the world around, make better economic decisions in own life, and be a more informed citizen and voter. The course focuses on economic theory and therefore will often rely on abstract concepts. However, the course will emphasize the application of these concepts to real world situations through frequent in-class discussions of current events and interactive learning exercises.

The Participation in the Practices and the Courses is voluntary.

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

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