Czech

Not applicable.

Students will acquire basic knowledge of macroeconomic financial flows in a mixed economy, and will be familiar with the principles of state economic policy as well as principles of modern taxation systems. The starting point of the course is the understanding of the public choice as a decision-making mechanism in the public sector. Students will have a clear idea of how to apply the acquired knowledge in practice.

Secondary school knowledge of political and voting system in the Czech republic. Basic macroagregates and relations. State economic policy. System of public budgets.

Not applied.

Lectures consist of an explanation of basic principles, methodology of the discipline, problems and their solutions.

Conditions for awarding the course-unit credit:
1.Active participation in seminars (two absence during the semester is tolerated). 2. Questionnaire processing – A student may obtain two points for a processed and panctually handed in questionnaire. 3. Successful completion of a credit test (max. 10 points). A credit will be granted if a student obtains in total 6 points (a combination of questionnaire and credit test is possible).
Form of examination:
Written only. The exam is a test (questions with four possible answers - just one is correct, open questions, yes/no questions, brief explanation of the basic terms). Time for elaboration: 40 minutes. Max. possible points of exam - 100. Grading rules – see the BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations.

Lectures (basic thems):
•Introduction (basic term : public goods, public sector, public finance, public budget)
•Theory of public choice
•History of the theory of public finance
•Public revenues
•Public expenditures
•Theory of taxes
•Fiscal federalism
•System of public finance in the Czech Republic
•State budget
•Fiscal and budgetary policy
•Budgetary deficit
•Public debt
•Social security
•Ethics of public finance

Not applicable.

The main objective of the course is to create a link between the public finance theory and, in a broad sense, the public economy theory on one hand, and modern application of these theories in the sphere of public finance on the other hand. Students will have a clear idea of basic categories of the theory of public finance and will be provided with tools necessary for understanding of current political and economic situation.

Attendance at lectures is recommended, attendance at seminars is controlled. The way of substituting of missed lectures and seminars is fully in the teachers’ competence.

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

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