Malé a střední podniky ve veřejných zakázkách krajů v České republice

Stloukalová, Tereza; Jurčík, Radek; Srdošová, Kristína

doi:10.5817/cz.muni.p210-7861-2015-18

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“…A regionally balanced business climate is not only a very important issue, but it could even be said to be the primary one, especially in a modern market environment, as it has a significant impact on employment (Thurik et al, 2008), where the business sector has become a key factor, on innovation, the state budget, or, last but not least, on the external economic balance (Stloukalová et al, 2015). The development of the number of statistical units of the enterprise type and their dynamics significantly declare the development of the business sector, the state of the given national economy and, last but not least, regional differences in business at the level of territorial units (Carree, 2015).…”

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Business Activity and its Concentration in the Czech Republic and Poland in the years 2018 – 2020

Hamplová¹,

Bal-Domańska²,

Provazníková³

2021

Hradec Economic Days

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The paper evaluates the business environment in two economies, by means of the number of actively operating business units in the Czech Republic and Poland in 2018 and 2020. The aim of this article is to assess which regions at the level of Nomenclature of Units for Territorial Statistics show the highest share of active entrepreneurs in terms of the population aged 15-64 in the given region. The subsequent evaluation of business activity over time is especially important. Data from the Czech Statistical Office and Statistics Poland, which are publicly available and can contribute to monitoring the impact of a pandemic crisis on entrepreneurs or the business environment, were used to analyze the concentration of active entrepreneurship. For the regional evaluation of the concentration of business activity, the characteristics of the organized statistical series were used, especially quartiles, and subsequently a map was created in order to visualize the differences in the concentration of business activity at the national and international level. In the Czech Republic, the concentration of entrepreneurs is higher in almost all regions than in Poland, despite the fact that the share of active entrepreneurs in the total number of registered is significantly lower than in Poland.

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