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The thesis describes and analyses the problem of the global financial and economic crisis and its influence on the Russian economy. It constitutes a synthesis of main approaches to the crisis' examination from the years 2008-2011 and develops its own theoretical model for explaining the crisis' emergence and spreading in an open economy, and also analyses in detail the state of the Russian economy and anti-crisis measures. The thesis is based on assumptions that the crisis could have been explained and foreseen theoretically with the help of macroeconomic models, that the anti-crisis policy was in majority of cases inefficient, and that the problems of the Russian economy were caused not only by the global recession, but also by its internal imbalances. On the methodological side, the thesis is based on the ideas of the Austrian and Keynesian economics (the Austrian business cycle model and post- and neo-Keynesian branches) and the financial crises economics and partly on selected thoughts of the Marxian economics, and is divided into four chapters. In the first chapter, the attention is given to the four main heterodox theoretical approaches to explaining financial and economic crises and to the development of a synthetic model. In the second chapter, the reasons, course and main previsions of the U.S. and global crisis are examined and the synthetic model from the first chapter is empirically tested. In the third chapter, the degree of the crisis' influence on different groups of countries is estimated, followed by a description of its main transmission channels and an analysis of anti-crisis measures at the global level. The fourth chapter is dedicated to the specifics of the Russian economy, its development during the crisis and to the anti-crisis policy of the Russian government and of the Central Bank of Russia. The thesis attempts to fill the gap in the existing economic literature by presenting new findings in the above-mentioned areas.

The main aim of this thesis is to describe development of economic relations between Russian Federation and India. The theoretical part is focused on the historical development of economic and politic relations between Russia and India since the beginnig of 20th century. The practical part contains structural analysis of international trade in goods and services from 2003 to 2015.

This thesis aims to set a complex view on the economy of the Russian Federation and evaluate its current state in the context of the ongoing Ukrainian crisis which started in 2014. During this period significantly changed the situation on the oil market and at the same time there were introduced sanctions against Russia because of its involvement in the conflict. Therefore, Russia introduced its own sanctions in return. What is the cause of the current Russian economic crisis will try to uncover this thesis in three chapters. First chapter is dedicated to the Ukrainian crisis and to the role of Russia within the conflict. Second part analysis the Russian economy, its specifics and efficiency. Last chapter examines the impacts of the sanction regime, decrease of oil prices and the related lack of diversification and dependency on export of the recourses in the context of the monetary and fiscal policy and the impact on the selected sectors of the economy and international trade.

This thesis occupies with the analysis of the causes and consequences of the ongoing economic crisis in the Russian Federation. The thesis summarizes the historical aspects that preceded and led to the current economic situation. In the next section, the impacts have been evaluated in detail and have had fatal consequences both in terms of economic cooperation and political relations at international level. In the practical part, the thesis focuses on the comparison of the situation before and after the crisis in terms of several selected key areas of industry in the Russian economy in order to map the real impacts of the economic crisis. The last part summarizes the measures taken by the empowered state authorities to eliminate the undesirable effects of changes in the market situation.

The aim of this bachelor thesis is to characterize Russia-Ukraine mutual relations and to evaluate the impact of Ukraine crisis on mutual trade between two historically and culturally close countries-Ukraine and Russian Federation. The work examines both Ukrainian and Russian evolution of the economy with emphasis on the foreign trade and also captures main changes which occurred in their foreign trade after Ukraine crisis in 2014. The work in chronological order describes course of events that happened during the Ukrainian crisis. The ending of bachelor thesis studies the impact of Ukrainian crisis on trade between Russia and Ukraine. In the end of thesis possible scenarios of future development of crisis are outlined.

The aim of the master's thesis is to find out the position of the Russsian Federation in the Eurasian Economic Union. The first chapter focuses on theoretical definition of the integration process, history of the Eurasian Economic Union, and theoretical definition of analysis which is used in the second part of the thesis. The second chapter researches the position of the Russian Federation in the Eurasian Economic Union. The objective of the third chapter is point out chosen characteristics of the Russian economy.

The primary focus of this thesis is evaluation of impacts resulting from trading of Kazachstan with neighbouring countries, with focus on Russian Federation.

The diploma´s thesis deals with possibilities and limits of export of Czech goods with a specific focus on facilities for wastewater treatment plants in the Russian Federation. In compliance with the theory of internationalization, the first chapter introduces individual forms of entry to foreign markets. Choosing some of the entry modes including export, the thesis mentions specifics of their application on the Russian market. The following chapter outlines current Czech-Russian trade relations which result from valid bilateral, regional and multilateral agreements so as from the crucial political-economic events. In the case study the thesis deals with the very specific opportunities and barriers for the export of Czech facilities for wastewater treatment plants. Therefore, in the particular subchapters the thesis analyzes the current condition of wastewater treatment management in Russia and the legislative and program documents, which stimulate the development and modernization of existing infrastructure. Moreover, the thesis discusses factors that make it difficult to enter the Russian market by Czech companies. Since one of the problems is project financing in Russia, the last chapter deals with the possibilities of financing and insuring export with state support. Overall, the thesis aims to cover the stimuli for export of given goods to Russia, the problems which the exporters might face and their possible solutions as well.

This study focus on evolution of the business environment in Russia since the fall of Soviet Union, its main features and the impacts of Ukraine Crisis on it. At first, the term business environment is generally described. Next part is dedicated to the most important steps of transformation process Russia underwent and the consequences of 1998 Russian financial crisis. Evaluation of the current performace is based on main economic indicators and the rankings created by international organizations. Second part describes the roots and the development of Ukraine Crisis and the timeline of the measures imposed. Impacts are examined not only from macroeconomic view, but also from the point of view of czech companies exporting to Russia.

The bachelor thesis outlines the causes of the dissolution of the Soviet Union and its consequences on economy of Russian Federation. Goal of this bachelor thesis is not only to review the macroeconomic indicators but also to describe changes in social conditions within the state. Also the process of the creation of new political system is not neglected. In the bachelor thesis there are also evaluated the main reasons for integration of the Russian Federation in the post soviet space.

The diploma thesis deals with an analysis of special economic zones in the Russian federation and in the People´s Republic of China and their comparison of historical development, recent working conditions, economic performance and of respecting the international standards. The first part analyses the special economic zones all over the World from different perspectives and describes both their positive and negative aspects generally and gives examples. Furthermore, types and examples of the zones and their development in China and in Russia are analyzed. The final part compares the two previous chapters with the aim to determine, which country has used this tool for trade promotion better.

The aim of this bachelor thesis is to evaluate Investment Climate of the Russian Federation. The first chapter focuses on theoretical definition of foreign direct investment, effects of foreign direct investment, classification of foreign direct investment, investment climate, sovereign rating, PEST analysis and SWOT analysis. The objective of the second chapter is to evaluate macroeconomic indicators of the Russian Federation and evaluate the internationally respected indexes of investment climate.

Bachelor thesis provides basic information about the Czech Republic and the Russian Federation, describes the historical and economic development of both countries to the emergence of independent states in the early 90s of the 20th century and the development of Czech-Russian trade relations since the end of the Second World War to the present. Analysis in detail focuses on trade in the years 2011 - 2013. The aim of this thesis is to highlight the importance of bilateral cooperation.

The subject of this thesis is foreign trade between the Czech Republic and the Russian Federation. In the policy document 'Export Strategy of the Czech Republic for the period 2012 -- 2020', prepared by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Russian Federation features amongst the top twelve priority countries for Czech export. The aim of this thesis is to confirm the accuracy of the Russian Federation's designation as a priority export country for the Czech Republic by analysing the trade relations between both countries for the past twenty years, by assessing the status of the governmental support regarding Czech export to the Russian Federation and establishing the overall trade potential of the Russian market. The findings indicate that the Russian market offers many advantages for Czech exporters, including long tradition of mutual business relations, well-known quality of Czech products, similar culture and wide-ranging governmental support. In conclusion, despite certain risks posed by the Russian economy, and, providing that the Czech government improves its export support for small and medium enterprises, the Russian Federation can represent an even more important, long-term business partner for the Czech Republic. This thesis is particularly suitable for those interested in a closer acquaintance with the development and current state of foreign trade between the Czech Republic and the Russian Federation.

The thesis presents specifics of the turn-key investment's export to Russian Federation financed by Czech Export Bank Plc. (the "CEB"). The aim of this thesis is to outline the general procedure applied in CEB towards export financing of turn-key investments, as well as to the Russian market. Furthermore, this thesis describes mutual trade relations between the Czech Republic and the Russian Federation, as well as possible difficulties that might occur during the export to Russia. Theoretical knowledge is reflected to the final case study describing the financing in form of the buyer's credit provided by CEB.

My thesis determines the current position of the Russian Federation in BRIICS and stresses the importance of Russian role in the BRIICS nations. BRIICS countries are largest emerging markets and their role in the world is increasing. I chose to compare Russia with Brazil, India, Indonesia, China and South Africa, and set prospects for cooperation within the countries.

Bachelor thesis describes the development of economic relations between the Russian Federation and the Czech Republic. It describes the Russian Federation and the Czech Republic, their historic and economic development, and especially the development of trade in the years 1999 to 2012. Also listed are some recommendations and information on negotiations with Russian partners.

The aim of my bachelor thesis was to compare the support of export in the Czech Republic and Russian Federation from the institutional and legislative point of view and to assess effort of the both countries in this field. My thesis descibes the support of export itself and defines the legislative framework of the support of export in the Czech Republic and Russian Federation. After that the individual institutions which focus on the support of export are characterized. The complex comparation of the national system of the support of export and state institutions is placed in conclusion of my bachelor thesis.

Foreign direct investments are very vital for all modern economies, making the world economy move and develop. Every country, that is trying to increase its potential and achieve economic growth, must make an important effort to attract inward investments and of course invest in other countries, archiving even more profit. Greatest receivers and supplier of FDI are USA, Western European countries, China and Japan in Asia. My final thesis is focusing on the Russian Federation as a receiver and also as an investor. Even though Russia`s economy is one of the biggest, investments to this country are not too crucial as in developed market economies. In my thesis I am making an overview of Russian economy and history, finishing with the analysis of inward and outward streams of FDI in Russia, policies of investment projects in Russia, investment potential of Russian regions.

The aim of the thesis is to analyze the trade relations between the EU and the Russian Federation in the field of trade in goods, to briefly describe the economic situation and cooperation in the trade policy issues, and to indicate future potential of mutual exchange within the context of the Russian market perspective and the EU dependence on Russian energy sources.