Czech

Not applicable.

Students will understand the utilization of the methods, tools and procedures used in various activities of the company and their interdependence with disciplines such as management economics, economics, mathematical modelling, statistics and operational research. Students will take the theory of the completed courses as a basis and in practical case studies, they will learn how to use individual methods and procedures that are necessary for decision-making in practice. Upon completion of the course, the students will be able to evaluate the results achieved, find shortcomings, propose their solutions and make justifications and decisions from the point of view of the economic management of the company.

Students are expected to have general economic knowledge.

Not applicable.

The nature of the lectures is just a repetition of the interpretation of basic theoretical principles, the methodology of the given discipline.
Emphasis is placed on exercises when practical case studies are dealt with.

1. – 2. Fundamental analysis of the condition of the company, the structure of property (assets) and capital (liabilities) and the effectiveness of their spending including prediction (qualitative prediction models, heuristic methods, Brainstorming, Brainwriting, the Delphi method). Case study.
3. – 4. Evaluation of the time development of company economic phenomena (time series). Case study.
5. – 6. The position of a company within competing or other companies also within the EU. Multi-criteria evaluation of companies by selected indicators (methods of ranking, the TOPSIS, ELECTRE methods, etc.). Case study.
7. – 8. Decisions on changing the production, sale, product differentiation, price policy, assortment (optimization analysis, linear regression, multi-dimensional linear regression). Case study.
9. – 10. Decision-making on future company activities (sensitivity analysis, risks). Case study.

Not applicable.

The aim of the course “Management Economics 2” is to acquaint students with methods and procedures used in individual activities of the company using qualitative modelling including forecasting economic processes, but also using statistical-mathematical methods and procedures. Students will get to know the necessary theory during the lectures, and in practical case studies, they will learn how to use individual methods and procedures. Practical processing of case studies constitutes an essential part of the course; it includes a fundamental analysis of property and capital structure, revenues, costs and company results, the evaluation of time development using time series focused on company performance, multi-criteria benchmarking also within the EU, the use of multi-dimensional linear regression to deal with forecasting methods, as well as decision-making on future company activities. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to use these methods and procedures to solve various problems within the company, and based on the results, to make decisions on the future direction of the company within the international environment.

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

KOCMANOVÁ, A. Ekonomické řízení podniku. Praha: Linde Praha, 2013. ISBN 978-80-7201-932-8.
SYNEK, M., KOPKÁNĚ, H., KUBÁLKOVÁ, M. Manažerské výpočty a ekonomická analýza. Praha: CH Beck, 2010. ISBN 978-80-7400-154-3.

JABLONSKÝ, J. a DLOUHÝ M. Modely hodnocení efektivnosti a alokace zdrojů. Praha: Professional Publishing, 2015. ISBN 978-80-7431-155-0.
ŘEHÁK, J. a BROM, O. SPSS–Praktická analýza dat. Brno: Computer Press, 2015. ISBN 978-80-251-4609-5
SYNEK, M. a kol. Manažerská ekonomika. Praha: Grada Publishing, a.s., 2011. ISBN 978-80-247-3494-1.