Mgr. Jarmila Šveňhová
secretary
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Department of Economics
The Department of Economics has been one of the key departments of the Faculty since 1991, when the Faculty was established. The department's staff is involved in teaching the core economics courses common to all students and a considerable number of specialised vocational courses. In addition to teaching, members of the department are involved in scientific research.
Teaching and research aim to link theoretical economic knowledge with economic policy practice.
We provide students with comprehensive knowledge that systematically links theoretical concepts with historical development and the current economic situation through attractive and modern teaching methods. Our graduates are equipped with universal knowledge that will enable them to find employment in various organisations - from medium and small enterprises, to large corporations, banks, consulting companies, ministries, the central banks, and European institutions etc.
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Publications
Total number of publications: 21
Chapters
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Relevantní trh a metody jeho vymezení; Tržní síla a její měření
Moderní soutěžní právo a ekonomie, edition: Vyd. 1, year: 2024
Projects
Total number of projects: 14
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Green mobility (EHP-BFNU-OVNKM-4-203-01-2022)
MU Researcher: Mgr. Ing. Ondřej Špetík, Ph.D. MU Faculty or unit: Faculty of Economics and Administration Project Period: 5/2023 — 7/2024Investor: Ministry of Finance of the CR / EEA/Norway grants 2014 - 2021 -
Rationality and heterogeneity in expectations in DSGE models (MUNI/A/1441/2023)
MU Researcher: Ing. Jakub Moučka MU Faculty or unit: Faculty of Economics and Administration Project Period: 1/2024 — 12/2024Investor: Masaryk University / Specific research - support for student projects -
Trust and strategic third-party messages (MUNI/C/0074/2023)
MU Researcher: Ing. Bc. Ondřej Uldrijan MU Faculty or unit: Faculty of Economics and Administration Project Period: 3/2023 — 2/2024Investor: Masaryk University / Grant Agency of Masaryk University -
Using textual data in DSGE models (MUNI/A/1432/2023)
MU Researcher: Ing. Martin Kutlak MU Faculty or unit: Faculty of Economics and Administration Project Period: 1/2024 — 12/2024Investor: Masaryk University / Specific research - support for student projects
Courses
Courses taught
Spring 2009 at Faculty of Economics and Administration
- Optimal Control and Filtering in Economics
- Political Economics
- Primer in Applied Economics
- Quantitative Economics
- Seminar in History of Economic Theories
- Social Policy for National Economists
- Special Seminar
- Special Seminar: Dissertation
- Special Working Experience
- Stochastic processes
- The Transformation of the Czech Economy and its Economic Policy
- Theoretical Seminar in Economics
- Theory of Econometrics I
- Theory of Estimation and Theory of Testing Statistical
- Theory of Social Order
- Topics in Macroeconomics
- Transformation of Czech Economy
- World Economy
Autumn 2008 at Faculty of Economics and Administration
- CZS21
- Application of Economic-Mathematical Models
- Busines Law (Selected issues)
- Comparison of Economic Theories
- Compulsory Traineeship in a CR/EU Institution (PEST, PESTE)
- Contemporary Economic Theories
- Czech Economic Society
- Developement of Economic Theory
- Diploma Thesis Seminar
- Diploma Thesis Seminar 2 (PEDS2, PEDSE2)
- Dynamics Systems
- Economic History for Students of National Economy
- Economic Policy
- Economic Policy II
- Economic Policy of the European Union
- Economic Theories (KEEKTE, PEEKTE)
- Economics of State Intervention
- EU Structural Policy
- History of economic theories
- Introduction to Public Policy
- Journalism for Economists
- Macroeconomic Analysis
- Macroeconomic Regulation
- Macroeconomics for Public Administration
- Main Trends of Economic Thinking
- Market Theory
- Market, Finance and Global Problems
- Mathematical Economics
- Mathematical Methods in Economics I
- Mathematical models of regulation
- Microeconomics (D_MI, KEMIKR, KEMIKR_T)
- Microeconomics for Public Administration
- Microeconomics I (PEMIAI, PEMIKI)
- Microeconomics II (KEMIK2, PEMIK2)
- Monetary Economics
- Multidimensional dynamical systems
- Open Economy Theory
- Philosophy and Metodology of Economics
- Principles of Economics (KEZE, PEZE)
- Quantitative Economics (D_KEFIN, D_QO)
- Quantitative economy
- Reginal policy
- Regression analysis
- Seminar in Microeconomics II
- Social Policy and Labour Market
- Special Working Experience
- Stochastic dynamic models of general balance
- The Transformation of the Czech Economy and its Economic Policy
- Theoretical Seminar in Economics
- Theory of Econometrics
- Theory of Fiscal and Monetary Policy
- Theory of Monetary Institutions
- Theory of Open Economy_M
- World Economy (KESHOS, KESHOS_T, PESHOA)