Mathematical Methods in Economics 2012

Mathematical Methods in Economics 2012

11 - 13 September 2012, 30th International Conference
Silesian University in Opava, School of Business Administration in Karviná

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NumberNameInstitutionTitle of contributionAbstract accepted
1doc. Ing. Daniel Stavárek, Ph.D.Silesian University in OpavaStock Market Speculative Bubbles: The Case of Visegrad Countriesyes
2Prof. RNDr. Jaroslav Ramík, CSc.Silesian University in OpavaMeasuring transitivity of fuzzy pairwise comparison matrix in MCDMyes
3Dr. Mohammad Sharif Karimi, PhDIslamic Azad UniversityREVIEW A MATHEMATICAL METHOD (FUZZY TOPSIS) FOR ANALYZING FDI INFLOWS LOCATION DECISION MAKING.yes
4MA in economics Amin ShirkaniBonyad-e-Mostazafan,REVIEW A MATHEMATICAL METHOD (FUZZY TOPSIS) FOR ANALYZING FDI INFLOWS LOCATION DECISION MAKING.yes
5Dr. Ghodratoalah Emamverdi, PhDIslamic Azad University APPLICATION OF OPTIMAL CONTROL THEORY TO ADJUST THE PRODUCTION RATE OF DETERIORATING INVENTORY SYSTE yes
6Dr Mohammad Sharif Karimi, PhDIslamic Azad UniversityAPPLICATION OF OPTIMAL CONTROL THEORY TO ADJUST THE PRODUCTION RATE OF DETERIORATING INVENTORY SYSTE yes
7M.A., M.Phil Ec KUMARANANDHAM SI VELMURUGAN, Ph.D in AGRICULTURALKANCHI MAMUNIVAR CENTRE FOR POST GRADUATE STUDIESIN ECONOMICS A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF SIMULATION IN CROPPING AND DAIRYING IN PONDICHERRY HOUSEHOLDSyes
8 Michal TvrdoňSilesian UniversityRegional unemployment disparities and their dynamics: evidence from the Czech Republicyes
9 Ingrid MajerováSilesian UniversityIterated Prisoner´s Dilemma and its Application on Behaviour of Economic Entities in Developing Countries yes
10Doc. Ing. Jana Hančlová, CSc.VSB-Technical University of OstravaStructural vector autoregressive model of the Czech economyyes
11Mgr. Jiří RozkovecTechnical University of Liberec, Faculty of EconomicsA posteriori setting of the weights in multi-criteria decision making in educational practiceyes
12 Milan HorniačekComenius University, FSES Collusive General Equilibrium between Aggregated Industries yes
13Ing. Jan Nevima, Ph.D.Silesian University in OpavaUSAGE OF ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS FOR EVALUATING OF REGIONAL COMPETITIVENESS IN CASE OF THE CZECH REPUBLICyes
14 Martin BrandaCharles University in Prague, Faculty on Mathematics and PhysicsUnderwriting risk control in non-life insurance via generalized linear models and stochastic programmingyes
15 Jiří PolanskýFaculty of Economics and AdministrationThe Macro-Financial Linkages Modeling for the Czech Economyyes
16Mgr. Jiri Mazurek, Ph.D.School of Business Administration in Karvina, Silesian University in Opava The Ordinal Consensus Ranking Problem with Uncertain Rankingsyes
17 Shynara JumadilovaKazakh National Technical University after K. SatpaevLIQUIDITY AND SOLVENCY MANAGEMENT OF OIL AND GAS ENTERPRISESyes
18 Petr SedaVSB-Technical University of OstravaImpact of the Global Financial Crisis on Stock Market Volatility: Evidence from Central European Stock Marketyes
19 Khreshna Syuhada, PhDInstitut Teknologi BandungA Note on Prediction with Misspecified Modelyes
20 Zuzana KiszováSilesian University in Opava, School of Business Administration in KarvináModeling dependence and feedback in ANP with fuzzy cognitive mapsyes
21Prof. RNDr. Jiří Hřebíček, CSc.Mendel UniversityMathematical Modelling of Economic Phenomena with Mapleyes
22Prof. Jan KoderaUniversity of Economics, PragueThe reconstruction of non-linear dynamic of Kaldor Kalecki model from a time seriesyes
23Ing. Simona HaškováUniversity of Economics, PragueDetermination of mutually acceptable price of used manufacturing equipmentyes
24 Idris AkinbolaPumps and Power Nigeria, Limited-acceptance process
25Doc. Ing. Tomáš Šubrt, Ph.D.Czech University of Life Sciences-acceptance process
26Mgr. Vladěna ObrováBUT Faculty of Business and ManagementConstruction and application of scoring modelsyes
27 Milan VlachCharles UniversityDuality in Linear Programming with Fuzzy Datayes
28 Tomáš TichýVSB-TU OstravaSome findings about risk estimation and backtesting at the world FX rate marketyes
29Ing. Lukáš MeleckýVŠB-Technical University of OstravaNATIONAL EFFICIENCY EVALUATION OF VISEGRAD COUNTRIES IN COMPARISON WITH AUSTRIA AND GERMANY BY SELECTED DEA MODELSyes
30Ing. Stanislav TvrzFaculty of Economics and Administration, Masaryk UniversityFinancial accelerator mechanism in a small open economy: DSGE model of the Czech economyyes
31Ing. Tereza SuchánkováVŠECrop production function - studyyes
32Ing. Irena Szarowská, Ph.D.Silesian University in OpavaVoracity Effect and Wagner's Law in the PIIGS yes
33RNDr. Helena Myšková, PhD.FEI TU KošiceAn algorithm for testing T5 solvability of max-plus interval systemsyes
34 Martin SlanicayMasaryk University, Faculty of Economics and AdministrationDeterminants of Flat Pricesyes
35 Martin Slanicay 2Masaryk University, Faculty of Economics and AdministrationA Proposal of Flexible Trend Specification in DSGE Modelsyes
36Doc. RNDr. Štefan Peško, CSc.University of ŽilinaMax-plus Algebra at Road Transportationyes
37Doc. RNDr. Stanislav Palúch, CSc.University of Žilina, Faculty of Management Science and InformaticsA New k-Shortest Path Algorithmyes
38RNDr. Jitka Dupacova, DrSc.Charles University, MFF UKOutput analysis and stress testing for mean-variance efficient portfoliosyes
39prof. RNDr. Jan Pelikán, CSc.University of Economics PragueSkip Pickup and Delivery Problem with Vehicles Circulationyes
40 Igor KrejčíČeská zemědělská univerzita v PrazeApplication of aging chain model on demographical data of Czech Republicyes
41 Jaroslav ŠvastaČeská zemědělská univerzita v PrazeThe impact of alternative approaches to the measurement of fixed capitalyes
42 Anca Elena NucuAlexandru Ioan Cuza University of IasiThe relationship between monetary and financial stability. Evidence from Central and Eastern European countries yes
43 Rostislav StaněkMasaryk universityPrice competition with capacity constraint and imperfect informationyes
44doc. Ing. Miroslav Žižka, Ph.D.Technická univerzita v LiberciCluster Analysis of the Liberec Region Municipalitiesyes
45 Evzen KocendaCharles UniversityLong-Term and Short-Term Growth Effects of Exchange Rate Stability and Price Flexibilityyes
46Ing. Vítězslav PíšaThe Demand for Motor Fuels in Middle European Region yes
47 Evzen KocendaAcademy of SciencesIncomplete specialization and offshoring across Europeyes
48 Robert HlavatýCULS PragueInterpretation of Dual Model for Piecewise Linear Programming Problem yes
49Prof. RNDr. Jan Hanousek, CSc.Univerzita KarlovaDo broker/analyst conflicts matter? Detecting evidence from internet trading platforms.yes
50Mgr. Ing. Pavla NikolovováCharles UniversityThe impact of FDI on the host economyyes
51RNDr. Ing. Miloš Kopa, Ph.D.Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Mathematics and PhysicsRobustness approaches to SSD portfolio efficiency testingyes
52 Petr LachoutCharles UniversityCharacterization of uniformly quasi-concave functionsyes
53 Aleš KrestaVSB-TU OstravaBacktesting of market risk estimation assuming various copula functionsyes
54Ing. Tomáš HeryánSU OPF v KarvinéThe Credit Market Model with Three Parametersyes
55Ing. Roman KolářVysoká škola báňská - Technická univerzita OstravaUsing technical analysis indicators in the terms of currency hedgingyes
56Ing. Iveta ŘepkováSilesian University in OpavaMeasuring the efficiency in the Czech banking industry: Data Envelopment Analysis and Malmquist indexyes
57 Marek Zachara, PhDAGH University of Science and TechnologyAgent based simulation of the selected energy commodity marketyes
58Mgr. Václav KozmíkCharles University in PragueMultistage risk-averse asset allocation with transaction costsyes
59doc. RNDr, Jiří Henzler, CSc.University of Economics, PragueDOUBLE SYSTEM PARTS OPTIMIZATION: STATIC AND DYNAMIC MODELyes
60Ing. Veronika Mitkova, PhD.Comenius University-acceptance process
61Ing. Miroslav KľúčikVSB-Technical University of OstravaVAR Model with Current-Optimal Leading Indicatorsyes
62Ing. Michal Kvasnička, Ph.D.Masaryk UniversityMarkets, Social Networks, and Endogenous Preferencesyes
63Ing. Tomáš Formánek, Ph.D.VŠE PrahaMonetary policy effects: comparing macroeconomic impulse responses for the Visegrad Group countriesyes
64 Milan HladíkCharles UniversityAn interval linear programming contractoryes
65 Martin ŠmídInstitute of Information Theory and AutomationA multi-stage decision problem of a market makeryes
66Ing. Aleš Melecký, Ph.D.VŠB-TUOOptimal Allocation of Government Debt for the Czech Republic: Managing Vulnerability of Debt Service Charges to Macroeconomic Shocks yes
67Prof. RNDr. Ing František Turnovec, CSc.Charles University in PragueTwo-dimensional voting bodies: the case of European Parliamentyes
68dr Monika PapiezCracow University of EconomicsCausality in mean and variance between returns of crude oil and metals prices, agricultural prices and financial market pricesyes
69dr Slawomir SmiechCracow University of EconomicsCausality in mean and variance between returns of crude oil and metals prices, agricultural prices and financial market pricesyes
70RNDr. Monika Molnárová, PhD.Technical University of KošiceEfficient Algorithm for Checking Periodicity of Interval Circulant Fuzzy Matricesyes
71 Ján PlavkaTechnical University of KošiceOn the periodicity of interval fuzzy matricesyes
72 Pavla VodováSilesian University in Opava, School of Business Administration in KarvináDeterminants of commercial banks´ liquidity in Polandyes
73 Silvie ChudárkováSilesian University in OpavaRelationship between Human Capital and Economic Growth: The Case of Austriayes
74Ph.D Ants Aasma, Assoc. ProfTallinn University of TechnologyCONSUMPTION IN THE BALTIC STATES: MYOPIA OR LIQUIDITY CONSTRAINTS?yes
75doc. Radim Valenčík, CSc.Vysoká škola finanční a správní, o.p.s.Resolved and Unresolved Problems in the Theory of Redistribution Systemsyes
76 Filip JežekSilesian University in OpavaMathematical Methods in Comparative Economicsyes
77 Petr MynaříkUniversity of Economics, PragueMulti-criteria Evaluation of Alternatives Applied to the Mobile Phone Tariffs in Comparison with Monte-Carlo Simulation Results yes
78doc. Petr Volf, CSc.ÚTIA AV ČROn problem of optimization under incomplete informationyes
79Ing. Karel Sladký, CSc.Institute of Information Theory and Automation of the ASCRRisk-Sensitive and Average Optimality in Markov Decision Processes} yes
80Ing. Jana JuriováVSB-Technical University of OstravaInfluence of Cyclical Development of the Most Significant Foreign-trade Partners on Small Open Economy (VAR approach)yes
81Mgr. Tomáš MotlMasaryk University, Faculty of EconomicsUsing nonstationary time series for estimating small open economy model with financial frictions.yes
82 Martin DlouhýUniversity of Economics PragueTechnical Efficiency of Production Units within Hierarchical Structureyes
83PhD Marek ZacharaCracow University of EconomicsSynchronization of business cycles between Poland, the euro zone and the new member states of the European Unionyes
84Ing. Martina Novotná, Ph.D.VŠB-TU OstravaModeling corporate bond rating with the use of market–based indicatorsyes
85Mgr. Josef StráskýCharles University in Prague, Faculty of Social SciencesForecasting of Inflation in Czech Republic Using VAR and BVARyes
86Bc. Maria KobzarevaUniversity of Economics Prague1. Multiple mesenger problem 2. DOUBLE SYSTEM PARTS OPTIMIZATION: STATIC AND DYNAMIC MODELacceptance process
87Ing. Michal Dorda, Ph.D.VŠB - TU OstravaAbout a Modification of Er/Es/1/m Queueing System Subject to Breakdownsyes
88RNDr. Vlasta Kaňková, CSc.Institute of Information Theory and Automation of the ASCREmpirical Estimates in Economic and Financial Problems via Heavy Tailsyes
89Ing. Michal ŘičařUniversity of Economics in PragueComparison of the business efficiency by using mathematical methodsyes
90Mgr Aleš Antonín KuběnaUTIA (IITA)Polynomial time of the computation of Shapley values for cooperative games with bounded complexity. yes
91Dr Jakub Brzostowski, Ph. D.Silesian University of TechnologyThe usability study of Analytic Hierarchy Process for the scoring system formation in electronic negotiations.yes
92prof. Zdeněk ZmeškalVSB-technical university OstravaModelling the sequential real options under uncertainty and vagueness (fuzzy-stochastic approach) yes
93 David BartlUniversity of OstravaApplication of Cooperative Game Solution Concepts to a Collusive Oligopoly Gameyes
94doc.RNDr. Milan Šimek, Ph.D.VŠB-Technical University of OstravaFactors influencing the long-term unemployment level and development in the European Unionyes
95Doc. RNDr. Jarmila Radová, Ph.D.University of Economics PragueThe reconstruction of non-linear dynamic of Kaldor Kalecki model from a time series yes
96Ing. Quang Van TranUniversity of Economics PragueThe reconstruction of non-linear dynamic of Kaldor Kalecki model from a time series yes
97Prof. RNDr. Jaroslav Janáček, CSc.Žilinská univerzita v ŽilineComprehensive lower and upper approximate sequential approach to the p-median problemyes
98Ing. Marek KvetŽilinská univerzita v ŽilineGeneralization of zoning method for approximate approach to large p-median problemsyes
99Ing. Filip Tošenovský, Ph.D.Slezská univerzita Comparison of Two Different Approaches to Stock Portfolio Analysisyes
100RNDr. Petr Kučera, Ph.D.CULS PragueMultiple-Criteria Assessment of Edges in Vehicle Routing Problemsyes
101 Dean TenengUniversity of TartuRuin probability in the heavy-tail setting yes
102Ing. Elena Mielcová, Ph.D.Silesian University in Opava School of Business Administration in KarvinaShapley value of simple cooperative games with fuzzy coalitions applied on the real voting data.yes
103Ing. Pavel KolmanMendel University in BrnoImplementation of blending problem algorithm into information system.yes
104Ing. Klára PlecitáMendel university in Brno Behavioral Equilibrium Exchange Rate in Greece and Irelandyes
105 Jiri ValeckyVSB-TUO, Faculty of EconomicsFractional polynomials analysis of relation between insured accident and selected risk factorsyes
106doc.PaedDr. Jana Kubanova, CSc.Univerzita PardubiceApplication of bootstrap for mortality modeling of old age populationyes
107Mgr. Jan Voříšek UTIA AV ČRClosed-form likelihood approximation for the cusp catastrophe model with time-varying driftyes
108doc. RNDr. Bohdan Linda, CSc.University of PardubiceBootstrap Application of the Bornheuser-Ferguson Method yes
109 Jan BruhaIreasBayesian Analysis of the Dynamics of World Commodity Pricesyes
110Ing. Milan Houška, Ph.D.Czech University of Life Sciences PragueRobustness of Selected MADM Methodsyes
111Ing. Ondřej Popelka, Ph.D.Mendel University in BrnoComparison of different non-statistical classification methodsyes
112 Zuzana KučerováFaculty of Economics, VSB-TU OstravaSignificant Factors of Financial Integration in the EU: Role of the Foreign Tradeyes
113 Jan Acedanski, PhDUniversity of Economics in KatowiceAsset pricing in DSGE models - comparison of different approximation methodsyes
114 Oleg DeevMasaryk UniversityNetwork structures of the European stock marketsyes
115Ing. Zuzana NěmcováUniversity of Hradec KrálovéMatrix period in max-drast fuzzy algebrayes
116 Marek DvořákCharles University in PragueEfficient Score Test for Change Detection in Vector Autoregressive Modelsyes
117Mgr. Jiří KalinaMasaryk UniversityMathematical model of economics of municipal waste managementacceptance process
118RNDr. Zuzana Chvátalová, Ph.D.Brno University of TechnologyModeling of Economic Phenomena and Dependences for Corporate Sustainable Performanceyes
119Ing. Ladislava Grochová, Ph.D.Mendel University in BrnoReal equilibrium exchange rate and sources of its fluctuation – an evidence from the PIIGS countriesyes
120 Radek HendrychCharles University in PragueDifferent Approaches to Dynamic Conditional Correlation Modelling: The Case of European Currencies yes
121 Štěpán MikulaMasaryk UniversityRisk of Abrupt Changes in the Property Rights Protectionyes
122Ing. Ondřej ŠimpachUniversity of Economics Prague, Faculty of Informatics and StatisticsFASTER CONVERGENCE FOR ESTIMATES OF PARAMETERS OF GOMPERTZ – MAKEHAM FUNCTION USING AVAILABLE METHODS IN SOLVER MS EXCEL 2010yes
123Ing. Mgr. Jana Soukopová, Ph.D.Masaryk University, Faculty of Economics and AdministrationMathematical model of economics of municipal waste managementyes
124 Jitka PochyláMasaryk University-acceptance process
125Dr Wojciech GamrotUniversity of Economics in KatowiceOn simulation-assisted Horvitz-Thompson statistic and isotonic regressionyes
126Dr Takashi Matsuhisa, Dr.Sci.Ibaraki National College of TechnologyCoalition Nash Equilibrium and Communicationyes
127 Grazyna TrzpiotUniversity of Economics in KatowiceInsurance portfolios rate making - quantile regression approach yes
128MSc Gaetano Fileccia, PhDPolitecnico di MilanoHistorical and Risk-Neutral Estimation in Commodity Market with a two factor Stochastic Volatility modelyes
129Mgr. Kristýna IvankováCharles University in Prague, Faculty of Social SciencesFinancial Stability Indicator Predictability by Support Vector Machinesyes
130Mgr. Alena PozdílkováUniversity of Hradec Králové, FIMUsage of the extremal algebra in solving the traveling salesman problemyes
131Mgr. Tomáš JeřábekCOLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND HOTEL MANAGEMENTA comparison of the performance forecasting of VAR and BVAR modelsyes
132Ing. Jan FiedorBrno University of Technology, Faculty of Information TechnologyOptimizing Permutation Methods for the Ordinal Ranking Problemyes
133Ing. Ondřej KrčálMasaryk UniversityA Multiagent Model of Price Flexing by Chain-Store Retailersyes
134Ing. Josef BotlíkSchool of Business Administration in Karvina, Sileasian University in Opava Criteria for evaluating the significance of transport infrastructure in precedence analysisyes
135Ing. Milena BotlíkováSchool of Business Administration in Karvina, Sileasian University in Opava The usage of precedence in analysis of impact of the economic crisis for accommodation servicesyes
136Mgr. Klára VáclavínkováSchool of Business Administration in Karvina, Sileasian University in Opava Analysis of the impact of selected variables on the availability of accommodation facilitiesyes
137Mgr. Jana ZávackáVŠB-Technical University of OstravaConstructing business cycle regime switching model for Czech economyyes
138Prof., Ing. Dusan Marcek, CSc.VSB-TUManagerial D-M: Measuring of Risk Scenes and Tools of their Reducingacceptance process
139PhD Dmitry Sizykh, PhDInstitute of control sciencesThe Model of evaluation and comparison of indicators of company’s growth and its labour productivity.yes
140Mgr. Lenka Slámová, MScCharles University in PragueModeling financial returns by discrete stable distributionsyes
141MSc Jelena HartsenkoTallinn University of tTechnologyDOES FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM THE EU STRUCTURAL FUNDS HAS AN IMPACT ON THE FIRMS’ PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM ESTONIA DOES FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM THE EU STRUCTURAL FUNDS HAS AN IMPACT ON THE FIRMS’ PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM ESTONIA DOES FINANCIAL SUPPyes
142Ing. Ivan SoukalUniversity of Hradec KrálovéClassification of the electronic retail core banking market consumers yes
143PhDr. Tomáš AdamCharles University in PragueRule-of-thumb consumers in the Czech Republicyes
144Ing. Quang Van TranUniversity of Economics in PragueManaging monetary policy with fuzzy controlyes
145Doc. RNDr. Jarmila Radova, Ph.D.University of Economics in PragueManaging monetary policy with fuzzy controlyes
146 Katarzyna Zeug-ŻebroUniversity of EconomicsSpatial Statistics in the Analysis of County Budget Incomes in Poland with the R yes
147 Adrianna Mastalerz-Kodzis, Ph.D.University of EconomicsApplication of Fundamental Analysis Methods to Compare Efficiency of Complex Portfolios consisting of Values Listed on Stock Exchange.yes
148 Ewa Pośpiech, Ph.D.University of Economics in KatowiceApplications of Quantitative Tools in Competitive Biddingyes
149Ing. Tomáš MajerUniversity of Žilina, Faculty of management science and informaticsMathematical models of passenger flow in urban and regional transportyes
150Ing. Daniel Němec, Ph.D.Masaryk University, Faculty of Economics and AdministrationLabour market frictions in a small open economy model of the Czech Republicyes
151 Teneng DeanInstitute of Mathematical Statistics, University of TartuNIG-Levy process in asset price modelling: case of Estonian companies. yes
152 Nicolae Ghiba, PhDAlexandru I. Cuza University of IasiReal exchange rate behavior in 4 CEE countries using different unit root tests under PPP paradigmyes
153Mgr. Kateřina Myšková, Ph.D.Mendel University in Brno A simulation study on an approximate confidence region of parameters of a quadratic calibration functionyes
154 ANA MARIA SANDICAASEThe analysis of exchange rate dependence in Central and Eastern Europe countriesyes
155 ANA MARIA SANDICAASEImproving credit risk models: a Bayesian Approachyes
156 Anamaria Avadanei, PhDAlexandru Ioan Cuza University of IasiSystemic Risk: Macroeconomic Indicators vs. Banking Evolutions in Central and Eastern European Countries yes
157 Alicja Ganczarek-GamrotUniveristy of Economics in KtowiceRisk on certain Eastern-European day ahead marketsyes
158Mgr. Šárka Čemerková, Ph.D.School of Business Administration in Karvina, Sileasian University in OpavaAnalysis of factors influencing toll amount collected on the Czech roadsyes
159 Anamaria Avadanei, PhDAlexandru Ioan Cuza University of IasiInterbank Lending in Romania- a Real Source of Systemic Risk?yes
160doc. Ing. Lubor Lacina, PhD.Mendel UniversityIncome dynamics across EU regions: evidence of multiple-steady statesyes
161Ing. František ZapletalVŠB-TU OstravaThe Utilization of Linear Programming for Design of Ecological - Economic Model for the Optimization of Profit of a Heavy Industry Companyyes
162Mgr. David Hampel, Ph.D.Mendel University in BrnoPredicting bankruptcy of companies based on the production function parametersyes
163doc. Ing. Svatopluk Kapounek, PhD.Mendel UniversityThe Endogeneity Hypothesis of OCA: Evidence from Time-Frequency Domain Analysisyes
164 Alicja Wolny-DominiakUniversity of EconomicsModeling of Claim Counts using data mining procedures in Ryes
165RNDr. Jitka Bartošová, Ph.D.University of Economics in Prague, Faculty of ManagementSensitivity of monetary poverty measures on the setting of parameters concerning equalisation of household sizeyes
166Mgr. Ing. Markéta Matulová, PhDMasaryk UniversityMultiple-criteria Decision Analysis in Quality Managementyes
167Ing. Ondřej ČížekUniversity of Economics, PragueIdentifiability issue in macroeconomic modelingyes
168 ALUPOAIEI ALEXIEASEAnalyzing Asymmetric Responses to Shocks within the Business Cycles: a Minnesota Prior framework yes
169 Ludvík FriebelUniversity of South Bohemia, Faculty of EconomicsQuantitative evaluation of life quality of Czech districtsyes
170Doc. RNDr. Helena Brožová, CSc.CULS PragueAHP analysis of teacher's managerial competenciesyes
171 Jitka JanováMendel University in BrnoDEA as a tool for bankruptcy assessment: the agribusiness case studyyes
172Ing. Michal RusekVSB-Technical University of OstravaPossibilities of control congested intersections controlled by traffic lightsyes
173Ing. Tomáš HouškaDefinition of relevant market in beer industry: Application of LA-AIDS modelyes
174Ing. Mgr. Barbora Volná (KaličinskMathematical Institute of Silesian University in OpavaModels of Seemingly Unexpected Behaviour of Aggregate Income or Real Interest Rateyes
175Mgr. Jaroslav BilMasaryk UniversityDefinition of relevant market in beer industry: Application of LA-AIDS modelyes
176 Miroslav HloušekMasaryk UniversityDSGE model with collateral constraint: estimation on Czech datayes
177Ing Jan Novotny, MA, PhDCharles UniversityThe Identification of Price Jumpsyes
178 Ali Taheri fardAnalysis of the Effects of the Economic Structure of Production Sharing Contracts on Oil Production from the viewpoint of International Oil Company with Using Dynamic Optimization Methodyes
179Ing. Michal KremplTechnical University OstravaAllocation of Trains to Platforms Optimizationyes
180 Michal ČernýUniversity of Economics PragueA note on estimation of sector returns to scaleyes
181Ing. Jana ŠimákováSilesian University in OpavaBilateral J-Curve between Slovakia and her Major Trading Partnersyes
182 Irena ŠindelářováUniversity of Economics in PragueExchange Rate Prediction: A Wavelet-Neural Approachyes
183Mgr. Ing. Roman ŠperkaSilesian University in Opava, School of Business Administration in KarvinaTobin Tax Introduction and Risc Analysis in the Java Simulationyes
184 Hana MihalčinováVysoká škola ekonomická v Praze Resource allocation among academic departments as a coalition game yes
185Ing. Petr KozelVŠB - Technical University of Ostrava The bus link network time coordinationyes
186Ing. Filip TošenovskýSilesian University in Opava School of Business Administration in Karvina Multivariate time-series model of GDPs of the Czech Republic and its major economic partners. yes
187Prof. RNDr. Václava Pánková, CSc.University of Economics, PraguePermanent Income and Consumptionyes
188Prof. Ing. Josef Jablonský, CSc.University of EconomicsDEA models with network structureyes
189Ing. Dušan Teichmann, Ph.D.VŠB - TU OstravaOptimal Subside Allocation Efficiency in the Urban Mass Transport by the Way of the Parity Traffic Capacity Offeryes
190Ing. Veronika SkocdopolovaUniversity of Economics, PragueConstruction of time schedules using integer goal programmingyes
191Ing. Ľubomír TomanŽilinská univerzita v ŽilineThe use of the genetic algorithm for the upper bound calculation of the vehicle assignment problemyes
192Mgr. Jakub PetrásekCharles University in PragueEffects of heavy tails on optimal investment and consumptionyes
193 Jan ZouharUniversity of Economics, PragueAre Fast Food Chains Really That Efficient? A Case Study on Crew Optimization.yes
194 Viktor ChrobokVysoka skola ekonomickaDiscontinuous Optimization of Harvesting Natural Resourcesyes
195Ing. Jan Bartoška, Ph.D.Česká zemědělská univerzitaUse of the three-point PERT Estimate in Critical Chain methodyes
196 Jiri KrtekMFF UKComparing Neural Networks with Other Predictive Models in Artificial Stock Marketyes
197Ing. Zuzana GallováSilesian University in Opava School of Business Administration in KarvinaA Causal Relationship between Foreign Direct Investment, Economic Growth and Export for Central and Eastern Europeyes
198RNDr. Pavel Pražák, Ph.D.University of Hradec Kralove Elimination of Regional Economic Disparities as Optimal Control Problemyes
199 Jan ČapekESF MUComparison of time-varying parameters estimation and non-linear filtrationyes
200Ing. Jan Fábry, Ph.D.University of Economics PragueMultiple Messenger Problemyes
201Ing. Bc. Radek HřebíkČeské vysoké učení technické v Praze – Fakulta jaderná a fyzikálně inženýrskáARIMA model selection in Matlabyes
202 Jan MelechovskýUniversity of Economics, PragueEvolutionary local search algorithm to solve the Multiple Compartment Vehicle Routing Problem with Time Windows.yes
203Ing Richard CimlerUniversity of Hradec KrálovéAgent-based Model for Comparison of Aircraft Boarding Methodsyes
204Ing. Michal Koháni, PhD.Zilinska univerzita v ZilineExact Approach to the Tariff Zones Design Problem in Public Transportyes
205Ing. Radomir Perzina, Ph.D.Silesian University in Opava School of Business Administration in KarvinaDAME - Microsoft Excel Add-in for Solving Multicriteria Decision Problems with Scenariosyes
206Ing. Peter Durka, PhD.University of Economics in BratislavaARIMA vs. ARIMAX – which approach is better to analyze and forecast macroeconomic time series?yes
207Ing. Silvia PastorekováUniversity of Economics in Bratislava-acceptance process
208profesor Donata Kopanska-BrodkaUniversity of EconomicsReview of selected experiments related to the Allais paradoxacceptance process
209Ing. Roman GavuliakUniversity of Economics in BratislavaRelevance of the material deprivation indicator, evidence based on Slovak EU-SILC microdatayes
210 Peter PrincUniversity of Economics, PragueForecasting financial time seriesyes
211 doc. Ing. Anna Černá, CSc.University of Economic, PragueOptimal Route Extension in Bus Networkyes
212Ing. Martin FléglCzech University of Life Sciences in PraguePUBLICATION EFFICIENCY AT DSI FEM CULS – AN APPLICATION OF THE DATA ENVELOPMENT ANALYSISyes
213Prof. RNDr. Jan Černý, DrSc., dr.h.c.University of Economics in PragueNote on Optimal Paths for Non-Motorized Transport on the Networkyes
214Prof. Andrey Skripnik, Sc.D. in EconomicsNational univercity of life and environmental scince of UkraineThe risk management optimization problem with human life losses accountingyes
215RNDr. Zdeněk FRANĚK, PhD.Slezská UniverzitaThe Economic Benefits of Implementing a Data Warehouse and Methods for Investigation the Causes of Defects at Continuous Casting of Slabs.yes
216RNDr. Alžbeta Szendreyová, PhD.Žilinská univerzitaTerritory decomposition parameters of distribution tasksyes
217 Petr ŠenkCentrum dopravního výzkumu, v.v.i.Estimation of value of travel time savings using Conditional Logit modelyes
218Mgr. Lydia Gabrisova, PhD.Zilinska univerzita v ZilinePolygon Regular Location Problemyes
219 Zdeněk LiščinskýMasaryk UniversityTime-varying Parameters in a Small Open Economy Model of the Czech Republicyes
220Ing. Hana TomáškováUniverzity of Hradec KrálovéHankel max-min matrices and their applicationsyes
221doc. Ing. Libor Žídek, PhDMasaryk University, Faculty of Economics and AdministrationImpact of the Real Exchange Rate on Czech Tradeyes
222Ing. Jan RydvalCzech University of Life Sciences PragueQuantification of Framing Effect using ANPyes
223 Jan ZouharUniversity of Economics, PragueDifferent Gaming Structures in Supply Chains and Their Implications on Merger Regulationyes
224Ing. Vaclav SkoludaUniversity of Economics, PraguePossibilities of computable general equilibrium techniques for analysis of the impact of selected government policies us-ing the CGE of the Czech Republicyes
225Ing. Martina Kuncová, Ph.D.University of Economics, PragueEstimation of Weights in Multicriteria Decision-Making - Optimization Modelsyes
226PhDr. Ladislav KrištoufekCharles University, PragueMeasuring capital market efficiency with tools of statistical physicsyes
227PhDr. Ladislav KrištoufekCharles University, PragueNon-stationary volatility with highly anti-persistent increments: An alternative paradigm in volatility modeling?yes
228Ing. Karel Mls, Ph.D.University of Hradec KrálovéVroom-Yetton-Jago contingency model of leadership behaviour revisited. The Analytic Hierarchy Process approach to consistent expert-based evaluation of alternatives' weightsyes
229prof Miloslav Vosvrda, CScUTIA AV CRMeasuring capital market efficiency with tools of statistical physicsyes
230 Adam BorovičkaUniversity of Economics, PragueThe Investment Decision Making under Uncertaintyyes
231 Miroslav RadaUniversity of Economics in PragueConvex Maximization with Special Feasible Regions: Computational Experimentsyes
232Ing. Tomáš MachálekUniversity of Hradec KrálovéModelling Population Dynamics for Archaeological Simulationsyes
233PhD Revaz Kakubava, Dr. Sci.Georgian Technical UniversityOn Optimal Redundancy and Maintenance Policy in Complex Systemsyes
234Prof. RNDr. Ing Petr Fiala, CSc., MBAUniversity of Economics PragueModeling of competition in revenue managementyes
235Doc. Ing. Eva Sikorová, CSc.Silesian University in OpavaThe International Accounting Harmonization with Using Quantitative Management methods yes
236Ing. Werner Bernatík, Ph.D.Silesian University in OpavaNon-linear course of sales and costs in the Break-Even-Point diagramyes
237 Michal HoudaInstitute of Information Theory and Automation of the ASCRConvexity in stochastic programming model with indicators of ecological stabilityyes
238Prof. Ing. Michal Fendek, PhD.University of Economics in BratislavaMicroeconomic Analysis of Cartel Equilibrium Optimization Model yes
239Prof. Ing. Eleonora Fendekova, PhD.University of Economics in BratislavaMicroeconomic Analysis of Cartel Equilibrium Optimization Model yes
240 Kateřina ZelinkováVŠB-TUOApplication of Methodology Value at Risk for market Risk with Normal Mixture Distributionyes
241Mgr. Radmila Stoklasová, Ph.D.The Silesian University in OpavaModel of the unemployment rate in the Czech Republicyes
242 Ingrid PetrovaVSB-TU OstravaThe Forecasting of Mortality Rate using Lee-Carter Modelyes
243 Miroslav HloušekMasaryk UniversityDSGE model with housing sector: application to the Czech economyyes
244 Pavel HerberMasaryk University, , Faculty of Economics and AdministrationInvestigating the effects of government spending shock: DSGE approachyes
245dr Agata GluzickaUniversity of Economics in KatowiceReview of selected experiments related to the Allais paradoxyes
246Mgr. Vadym OmelchenkoCharles University in PragueWasserstein Metrics in the framework of the stable distributions.yes
247 Mehdi FadaeeUniversity of BolognaExogenous Output Constraint in a Dynamic Oligopolyyes
248 Hamideh EsfahaniUniversity of BolognaProfitability of Horizontal Mergers in the Presence of Price Stickinessyes
249 ANA MARIA SANDICAASEEvaluation of monetary policy rules for Romanian economy.yes
250Ing. Alexandra KotillovaUniversity of ZilinaManagerial D-M: Measuring of Risk Scenes and Tools of their Reducingacceptance process
251Ing. Petr Rozmahel, Ph.D.Mendel University in BrnoBusiness cycle correlation: some methodological controversyyes
252Ing. Kateřina KaprováCharles UniversityTruncation, Overdispersion and Endogenous Stratification in the Recreation Demand Modelsyes
253mgr Grzegorz Michalski, PhDWroclaw University of Economics-acceptance process
254 Pavlína PellešováSilesian University in OpavaSELECTED ECONOMETRIC METHODS FOR THE OPTIMIZATION OF ECONOMIC POLICY yes
255Msc. AYLA OZTURKASELSAN INCDEDICATED STORAGE ASSIGNMENT MODEL IN AS/RS acceptance process
256RNDr. Jan HrubešEkF VŠB-TU OstravaComplete expectations of life in european countries, impact of their differencies and of their trend on premium calculation in unifying Europeyes
257doc. Ing. Osvald Vašíček, CSc.Faculty of Economics and Administration, Masaryk University-acceptance process
258Mgr. Jana Sekničková, Ph.D.University of Economics Prague-acceptance process
259dr Ewa MichalskaUniversity of Economics in KatowiceCumulative prospect theory and almost stochastic dominance in valuation of decision alternativesyes
260dr Renata Dudzińska-BaryłaUniversity of Economics in KatowiceCumulative prospect theory and almost stochastic dominance in valuation of decision alternativesyes
261Ing. Marek JakubíkCzech University of Life Sciences Prague-acceptance process
262doc.RNDr.Ing. Ladislav Lukáš, CSc.University of West BohemiaContribution to financial distress and default modeling and new 2-D aggregated model – SME case studiesyes
263Dr.Ing. Jiří HofmanUniversity of West BohemiaQuantitative measuring of operational complexity of supplier-customer system with control thresholdsyes
264Ing.Mgr. Milan SvobodaUniversity of West BohemiaApplication of Markov chain analysis to trend prediction of stock indicesyes
265 Godfrey OdiaseChalyn Logistics Limited-acceptance process
266Mgr. Taťána Funioková, Ph.D.VSB TUO Ostrava-acceptance process
267Mgr. Tomáš Zuščák, Ph.D.University of Hradec Králové-acceptance process
268Before Kenneth ArueyaStandard Alliance Life Ltd-acceptance process
269 MICHAEL NANA AGYEKUMROBMA TRADING AND CONSULTANCY-acceptance process
270 Dan ZhouCaltech-acceptance process
271DR ADRIANNA MASTALERZ-KODZISUniversity of Economics in Katowice... acceptance process

Total count of participants: 271.








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