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Pletňa, T., Factors influensing unemployment in the Slovak Republic. Master’s the-sis. Brno: Mendel University, 2019. This thesis is focused on the identification of factors affecting the unemployment rate of the Slovak Republik. Literature discribe issues of unemployment, define economic variables, which could have a significant impact on the level of unemployment rate. Selected factors are entering as independent time series into a multidimensional regression models. In these models, we verify statistical significance of selected factors due to dependent variable – the unemployment rate. Based on final results were said recommendations for the economic policy, which shoud support stabile and low level of unemployment rate in the future.

The aim of this bachelor thesis is to investigate and analyze the position and influence of the automotive industry on the selected macroeconomic indicators of economy of the Slovak Republic. This work consists of two parts, theoretical and practical. The theoretical part focuses on the position and significance of the automotive industry for the Slovak economy along with the characterization of selected macroeconomic indicators. In the practical part, I mean specific macroeconomic indicators (GDP, unemployment, foreign trade), which analyze the data obtained from the Slovak Statistical Office and EUROSTAT. Consequently, I examine the importance of automotive production in Slovakia through changes in the macroeconomic indicators in a given time period.

This bachelor thesis deals with the unemployment of university graduates in Slovakia in years 2001 - 2014, focusing on the analysis of unemployment of a specific population within regions and within industry. The aim of this work is to analyze unemployment in the individual Slovak regions and industries, based on data obtained from the Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic and the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic. The thesis focuses on presenting the picture of unemployment of the most important features of this group and identify main causes that cause unemployment. The conclusion includes expected future developments and recommendations that could improve the situation of graduates in the labor market in the Slovak Republic.

This Bachelors thesis is devoted to the analysis of unemployment in the Czech Republic and Slovakia between years 1994 and 2015. The aim of the thesis is to analyze and compare the development of unemployment between the countries, and furthermore to focus comparison onto unemployment of selected risk groups. The theoretical part focuses on defining basic approaches dealing with the issue. Moreover, it describes the basic concepts of unemployment and sets out not only the fundamental factors affecting unemployment, but also the consequences of unemployment. In the practical part is first analyzed unemployment in the period 1994-2015 in individual countries. Consequently, it delivers comparison of each country, not only in terms of general unemployment rate, which is lower in Czech Republic than in Slovakia, but also in terms of selected risk groups of unemployed people, which shows different values in both countries. Finally, is provided a discussion of economic and political measures to tackle unemployment.

The aim of my Bachelor thesis is to analyze the development of the labor market and the labor market policy in the Czech and Slovak republic since the establishment of both states and their comparison in the context of the development of the main macroeconomic indicators. The main terms that are related to the labor market, unemployment and the labor market policy are explained in the theoretical part. In the practical part I analyze economic situation, the labor market development and the development of the labor market policy in both countries. This analysis is also supplied with development of other important economical, demographical, political and other events that had an impact on the examined indicators and phenomenon. The conclusion of this work compares the development in both countries based on summaries of the previous findings.

Thesis deals with examination, comparison and analysis of the evolution of macroeconomic indicators in the period affected by the economic crisis of 2007-2014. The work is divided into two integrated parts. The first part is a theoretical part of the work. It is an explanation of concepts, methodologies and the actual characteristics of selected indicators. The second - practical part is focused on specific indicators (unemployment, inflation, GDP), which are described in the analysis of the data from the Czech Statistical Office, Slovak Statistical Office and the EUROSTAT. for the reference years and the potential impact on the value of the economic crisis. The last part of the practical section evaluates and compares the measured individual facts and their impacts on the economies of both countries.

The aim of my bachelor's degree study is an analysis of the unemployment rates in the Czech and Slovak Republics. It is followed by a comparison which includes an outline of reasons of these developments. The first part includes explanations of terms connected with the macroeconomic index, and an evaluation of the up-to-date situations in the two countries. The second, practical part, includes the description of the initial conditions before launching the process of transformation, and also the developments in the two states under review. The last part of the study is a comparison of the developments of the unemployment rates in the Czech and Slovak Republics. It also deals with the possible causes of the two countries' different scenarios.

Unemployment is one of the major economic and social problems of our time. The bachelor thesis compares unemployment in the Czech and Slovak Republics. The work consists of the theoretical and an analytical part. In the theoretical part are characterized both countries, unemployment and some indicators, such as the level of economic activity and unemployment. The analytical part compares the countries in different aspects of using data from the Czech Statistical Office, Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Slovak Statistical Office and the Central Office of Labour, Social Affairs and Family. In some analyzes this work takes into consideration the age structure, gender, education level and geography. The analysis uses appropriate statistical methods. This bachelor thesis provides a comprehensive overview of unemployment in the Czech and Slovak Republics.

Master's Thesis focuses on development of unemployment in countries of Central Europe, specifically on example of Czech and Slovak republic. Aim of Master's Thesis is to analyse and name the causes of unemployment in Czech and Slovak republic, esprecially during the period after the year 1993, when these two countries separated. First, theoretical part describes the reasons and different kinds of unemployment. Included are also sociological, psychological and health aspects. Methodological part describes the mothods used for Master's Thesis processing. Naming and comparison of different unemployment reasons in Czech and Slovek republic are creating the content of practical part of this Master's Thesis.

Bachelor thesis "Employment policy in Czech and Slovak Republic" deals with analysis of employment policy emergence from 1989 to 2011. After the fall of communism rised unemployment and very important was react to it. In 1991 were created principles of employment policy. At this moment is necessarily adapt this policy to economics and labour market situation. That brings many legislative changes. Exactly this problem I am describing in my thesis. Institucional and legislative development is supported by analysis of employment policy, economics and social kontext. Comparation of all analyses brings collection of details and differences in their development.

The thesis focuses on fertility development of the Czech and the Slovak Republic during the business cycle expressed in terms of the unemployment rate. The linear regression analysis conducted with the specific panel data of the Czech and the Slovak Republic for the period from 1993 to 2010 proved insignificance of tested relationship. The growth of male unemployment rate by 1 % is associated with 0,005% increase in fertility. Increase in female unemployment rate by 1 % results in an increase in fertility by 0,017%. As can be seen from these results, the fertility of the Czech and the Slovak Republic is counter-cyclical to the economic cycle, which means that the substitution effect decrease in opportunity cost of women during a recession prevails over effects of reduced income. With an increase in both, male and female unemployment increases willingness of individuals to conceive children. Significant variables within this analysis include the marriage rate and intensity of housing, which generally raise the fertility of the Czech and the Slovak Republic in which more children being born in economic crises.

The aim of this work is to revise unemployment in Slovakia during the years 2001-2009. First, the unemployment during this time period will be specified, then the causes of its beginning. Second, certain indicators of unemployment and relations among those indicators will be analyzed. And third, positive and negative impacts of changes in unemployment and steps of lowering the rate of unemployment will be described. Finally, author's own point of view concerning this whole problem will be presented.