Large Enterprise Branches: the Case of the Czech Republic

Sucháček, Jan

doi:10.14254/2071-789x.2015/8-4/6

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“…Final collocation of enterprises naturally reflects a large bulk of interplays between above mentioned supply and demand sides. In contrast to general economic categories, supply and demand we deal with bear a distinct spatial dimension (Aksoy, Marshall 1992;Markusen 1985;van Dijk, Pellenbarg 1999;Shephard, Barnes 2003;Johnston et al 1994;Yserte et al 2016;Ascani et al 2016;Suchacek 2015or Vanhove, Klaasen 1987.…”

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Regional Aspects of the Development of Largest Enterprises in the Czech Republic

Sucháček

Seďa

Friedrich

et al. 2017

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

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Location processes are constitutive for the formation of economic landscape. Largest enterprises represent one of the most important units of territorial economies. Their role is palpable mainly in the sphere of employment, technological level, value chains, competition as well as overall economic power. It is far from surprising that the weight of enterprise headquarters is higher than that of their affiliates. Therefore, the main objective of our article is to analyze and assess the development of spatial organization of one hundred largest enterprise head offices in the Czech Republic from both quantitative and qualitative perspectives. Due to data limitations, size of the enterprise is measured by its turnover. Spatial distribution of one hundred largest Czech enterprises and its development over time represent the focal point of our evaluation from quantitative point of view. The analysis was based upon annually published top 100 databases. Qualitative assessment is underpinned by the results of the questionnaire, which was focused on particular location factors accentuated by largest enterprises. Consistency analysis and exploratory factor analysis provide us with useful instrument for the evaluation of qualitative dimension of the issue and help us to conceptualize location preferences of largest enterprises in the country.

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Regional Aspects of the Development of Largest Enterprises in the Czech Republic

Sucháček

Seďa

Friedrich

et al. 2017

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

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“…Cross-border cooperation is limited by asymmetry at the level of the economic development of the neighboring countries, particularly relating to the borderland areas in which the states functioned in market economy systems and centrally controlled systems in the not too distant past [11][12][13]. An example of the variability of the economic structures is the Euroregion of the Baltic area, which is an institutionalized form of cross-border cooperation in the south-easterly region of the Baltic Sea.…”

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“…The barrier to cross-border cooperation (see: Table 1) is that of the incohesive systems of technical and economic infrastructure shaped in the past, e.g., the differentiated width of railway tracks, the quality of roads, the lack of motorways that restricts transit traffic, particularly in mountainous areas. With regard to the technical barriers to regional cooperation, it is necessary to indicate the insufficiently developed communication network, the banking infrastructure, while also tourist and telecommunications infrastructure in the post-communist countries [13,15]. It is first and foremost essential to build the transit routes, while also extend the existing routes and build new border crossing routes.…”

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Competences of Graduates of Higher Education Business Studies in Labor Market I (Results of Pilot Cross-Border Research Project in Poland and Slovakia)

Stuss

Szczepańska-Woszczyna

Makieła

2019

Sustainability

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The analysis of the experiences of cross-border countries shall facilitate the identification of the most helpful and useful tools to improve the process of adaptation of young people into the labor market. The goal of the higher education system, as part of cross-border cooperation, is to develop professionally competent, service-oriented, principled and productive citizens in Poland and Slovakia. There are a lot of factors influencing the possibility of undertaking rewarding jobs by students and graduates that are related to their degree, especially the supply and demand of business related jobs which plays a significant role in the process. The analysis of degree programs, the views of working students, graduates and employers, followed by the preparation of a research report and relevant recommendations may have a beneficial effect on the profile and quality of education and the future of graduates in the countries included in the study, as well as in other countries which are interested in the outcomes of the project. The objective of this article is to present the results of research on how graduates of higher education business studies develop in terms of the skills, knowledge and characteristics which enable them to be employable in Poland and Slovakia. The applied research methodology combines the analysis of subject-related literature with empirical research. The questionnaires for data collection constituted a survey for independent completion. The adopted method allowed a numerical description of trends, attitudes and opinions in a selected group. It also facilitated a comparison of the results of the studies of Polish graduates and Slovakian graduates.

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“…Several quantitative and qualitative regional indicators (see e.g. Sucháček, 2015) are processed by different mathematical, statistical or econometric methods. Several groups of methods can be identified: univariate statistical methods (e.g.…”

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Spatial data analysis as selected approach to measuring of the EU development potential

Poledníková¹

2018

XXI. Mezinárodní Kolokvium O Regionálních Vědách, Kurdějov, 13. - 15. Června 2018

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Vzor citace / Citation example:AUTOR, A. Název článku. In Klímová, V., Žítek, V. (eds. ) In this context it is necessary to analyse the possibilities and seek new directions of development that can contribute to increasing the dynamism and development potential of economies. There is no uniform theoretical or quantitative approach to measuring the development and development potential of European territory. The main aim of the paper is to analyse the usability of spatial data analysis as theoretical and quantitative approach to regional development (potential) evaluation in the European Union. Based on the conducted literature review, spatial analysis and particularly method of autocorrelation can be considered as the suitable tool in regional development evaluation that helps to understand the spatial processes in the EU area. Key words European Union, development potential, methods, region, spatial data analysis Anotace Rozvojový potenciál evropského území (na úrovni země, regionu nebo místní jednotky) je v Evropské unii (EU)

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Large Enterprise Branches: the Case of the Czech Republic

Cited by 8 publications

References 17 publications

Regional Aspects of the Development of Largest Enterprises in the Czech Republic

Regional Aspects of the Development of Largest Enterprises in the Czech Republic

Competences of Graduates of Higher Education Business Studies in Labor Market I (Results of Pilot Cross-Border Research Project in Poland and Slovakia)

Spatial data analysis as selected approach to measuring of the EU development potential

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