English

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Students should be able to understand the interdisciplinar character of economic theory and apply the gained knowledge to the area of his/her Ph.D. studies. Student will be familiar with advanced methods and tools of economic theory, which will support him/her to work in a creative way, argue his/her special standpoints, evaluate variants and make decisions.

Microeconomics I and II
Macroeconomics I and II

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Classes are organized in the form of lectures, seminars and tutorials and self-studies.

The final exam is combined (a written test and an oral part). In both Microeconomics and Macroeconomics the lecturer takes into account a comprehensive knowledge of economic theories. The maximum number of points is 10 in each part of the final exam. Each student must obtain at least 7 points for taking the oral exam in both Macroeconomics and Microeconomics.
The next requirement for the final exam is presentation of an assignment to a selected topic in both Macroeconomics and Microeconomics. The assignment is worth of maximum 10 points.
In the overall assessment, the points of the assignment (weight 0.3) and exam (weight 0.7) are added.

Part Microeconomics:
1. Consumer equilibrium
2. Hicks demand function
3 Consumer behaviors
4 Theory of consumers behavior
5 Prediction of demand
6 Alternative theory of consumer
7 TC function, optional technology
8 Cost optimum
9 Alternative goals of the firm
10 Perfect competitions
11 Imperfect competitions
12 Consumer choice under uncertainly
Part Macroeconomics:
1 Macroeconomic environment and its impact on the management within a firm
2 Macroeconomic indicators and their impact on business environment
3 Business cycles and the process of planning within a firm
4 Economic growths and its sustainability
5 Fiscal policies and its efficiency
6 Monetary policies and its efficiency
7 Attitudes to the macroeconomic policy
8 The theory of the open economy
9 Balance of payment, international trade, exchanges rates
10 Exchange rates determinants
11 International capital markets
12 Trends in world-wide economic development

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The main objective of the course is enlargement of macroeconomic knowledge and intensifying of students' abilities in understanding and solving of actual economics problems.

The attendance of students on seminars is monitored.

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SOUKUPOVÁ, J., HOŘEJŠÍ, B., MACÁKOVÁ, L., SOUKUP, J.: Mikroekonomie. 2. vydání. Praha: Management Press, 1999 (CS)
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