Unemployment Aspects of Regional Development (The Cases of the Czech and Slovak Republics)

Přívara, Andrej; Rievajová, Eva; Dziura, Boris

doi:10.1166/asl.2018.13042

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“…(Figure 2.). Similar results were obtained by Privara et al (2018) who, based on data for 2015, researched the regional differentiation of unemployment in the case of the regions of Slovakia and the Czech Republic (primarily with regard to the factors influencing unemployment such as gender, age, education level). Focusing on the regional evolution of long-term unemployment as a specific form of unemployment, their research results showed a relatively favorable labor market situation in the majority of Czech regions and in the case of Western Slovakia.…”

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The Relationship of Education and Unemployment

Bálintová¹,

Barcziová²,

Baša³

2023

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference Hradec Economic Days 2023

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Unemployment is a key factor of a country's economy. It significantly influences the characteristics of an economy´s operating process. The aim of our research paper is to study and analyze the unemployment rate in two European countries. Concretely, we have decided to examine the Slovak Republic and Czech Republic. The mentioned two countries have formed one state till 1st January 1993, when they started their own separate and individual existence and operation. We analyze the unemployment rate in the mentioned countries between 2014 and 2021. Also, we concentrate on the achieved educational level of the unemployed population. Our goal is to answer the question, whether the unemployment rate among people with a diploma, university degree has shown a rising trend during the studied time period, which means from 2014 to 2021.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 77%

The Relationship of Education and Unemployment

Bálintová¹,

Barcziová²,

Baša³

2023

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference Hradec Economic Days 2023

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“…They demonstrate the need to develop new and innovative methods to measure and report intangible assets. In conclusion, intangible assets make the company more efficient, profitable and competitive (Streimkiene et al, 2021;Privara et al, 2018;Škare and Riberio Soriano, 2021;Škare & Porada-Rochon, 2022). All the articles of the authors agree that intangible assets are nowadays one of the main assets that generate profit; therefore it is necessary to be able to appreciate it.…”

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Valuation of intangible assets via application of the WARA approach in the agricultural sector

Krulický¹,

Junga²,

Jägerová³

2022

JESI

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The aim is to apply the principles of valuation of intangible assets -goodwill using the Weighted Average Return on Asset (WARA) method to enterprises in the agricultural sector in the Czech Republic in 2016-2020 agricultural sector and what is the value of goodwill of the average enterprise in the agricultural sector in the Czech Republic in the years 2016 -2020 determined by the WARA method. The calculation is performed from data from the CRIBIS database of the company Crif -Czech Credit Bureau, s.r.o., specifically according to the classification of economic activities CZ NACE section A for the period 2016 -2020, from which the analysis is subsequently performed. The average company in the industry is determined for the calculation. An average agricultural enterprise's goodwill is determined using the capitalised net income method and property valuation. Subsequently, the goodwill is further multiplied by the WARA percentage value, and the resulting goodwill value determined using the WARA method is determined.

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“…Capital structure is a dynamic process that changes in time in dependence on variables that influence the overall development of economy, specific sector or society (Nenu et al, 2018;Privara et al, 2018). Optimal capital structure is a key presumption of business activities and it is a hard task to determine it as there is not a universal model of the structure (Belas et al, 2018).…”

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Alternative costs of equity of coal mining companies taking into account a context of the Russian Invasion into Ukraine

Matasová¹,

Vochоzka²,

Rowland³

2022

JESI

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The aim of work was to evaluate the alternative costs of equity of mining companies in the Czech Republic from 2011 to 2021 and to predict the development of costs structure of equity in the following five years. The calculation of Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAMP) model was selected to deal with the issue of alternative costs of equity in the monitored period and multi-layer perceptron networks were selected for the prediction of development. The achieved results clearly demonstrate the ratio of capital structure and its prediction in the future. The research is useful for energy enterprises and a possibility to use it in another sector is obvious.

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Unemployment Aspects of Regional Development (The Cases of the Czech and Slovak Republics)

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The Relationship of Education and Unemployment

The Relationship of Education and Unemployment

Valuation of intangible assets via application of the WARA approach in the agricultural sector

Alternative costs of equity of coal mining companies taking into account a context of the Russian Invasion into Ukraine

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