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Acta Oeconomica Pragensia (Print ISSN 0572-3043, Online ISSN 1804-2112) is the peer-reviewed journal of the Faculty of Management, University of Economics, Prague, which publishes the results of applied research in the field of economics and management. Since 2018, the regional focus of the journals has been narrowed down to Central and Eastern European countries including the Visegrad Group, the Baltic States, the Balkan Peninsula, Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia.

The main section features reviewed articles covering both qualitative and quantitative research methods including contributions demonstrating the use of exact methods to support the decision-making of various economic subjects. Other sections feature topical expert information, information from conferences and scientific meetings, and reviews of professional publications.

The journal has historically covered all key topics dealt with by the Faculty of Management, University of Economics, Prague. Since 2015, the journal has been published by the Faculty management, University of Economics, Prague. The primary and subtopics of the journal include:

  • Management: Management covers issues on management science, marketing, organization studies, strategic planning and decision-making methods, leadership studies, and total quality management.
  • Economics: Economics covers issues on all aspects, both theoretical and applied, of the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. These include both generalist and specialist issues, such as political economy, behavioural economy, agricultural economics, macroeconomics, microeconomics, econometrics, trade, and planning.

The journal is already indexed in a number of international citation indexes and databases:

ERIH PLUS Cabells
EBSCO RePEc
ResearchBib EconBiz
DOAJ
EconLit Google Scholar

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Public Transport – Effectivity of Costs and a Specific Case Description

Ondřej Prchal

Public transport is one of the driving forces of economic development; therefore, development and sustainability are required. In most cases, public transport operation is only possible with the help of public budgets, which in turn results in pressure from customers regarding efficiency. This article deals with the issue...

DOI: 10.18267/j.aop.629

Insolvency Forecasting through Trend Analysis with Full Ignorance of Probabilities

Tomáš Poláček, Markéta Kruntorádová

The complex views of insolvency proceedings are unique, poorly known, interdisciplinary and multidimensional, even though there is a broad spectrum of different BM (Bankruptcy Models). Therefore, it is often prohibitively difficult to make forecasts using numerical quantifiers and traditional statistical methods. The least...

DOI: 10.18267/j.aop.625

Crisis Management Process – A Literature Review and a Conceptual Integration

Veronika Vašíčková

The 21st-century business environment requires permanent crisis management. Nowadays, managers seek to deal with a potential crisis effectively, with minimum losses or to avert the potential crisis in the best case. It can be noted that crisis managers must react proactively. Crisis management (CM) can be generally characterised...

DOI: 10.18267/j.aop.628

A Discussion Paper on Accounts Payable Ratio

Cenap Ilter

Generally speaking, financial accounting textbooks are in harmony on the explanation of accounts payable and accrued liabilities/expenses. However, the same thing cannot be said for accounts payable turnover and days in accounts payable ratios. Different financial accounting textbooks and academic papers have different explanations...

DOI: 10.18267/j.aop.630

Experimental Use Of a Market-Based Approach to the Efficient Allocation of Resources within the Government Budget

Vladimír Štípek

The aim of this article is to test the possibility of a more efficient allocation of resources using market tools when proposing the government budget. The tool is the distribution of ownership rights when designing individual chapters of the budget at the specific stage of the government budget finalisation. The assumption...

DOI: 10.18267/j.aop.624

Value Preferences and Frustration in the Workplace

Martina Glaserová

A long-term personnel crisis, especially among nursing staff, has been tormenting the Czech healthcare sector despite the fact that average salaries are continuously increasing. Therefore, the financial remuneration factor is not decisive for employee retention. There are a number of other factors influencing the turnover...

DOI: 10.18267/j.aop.626

Bernard Bolzano – Utopian Visionary

Pavel Sirůček, Jaroslav Šetek

Bernard Bolzano was not merely a mathematician of the European format. He was also a critical social thinker whose work has distinct economic dimensions. This is why he rightly appears in the overviews of the beginnings of Czech economic thought. He began writing his work “About the Best State” 210 years ago,...

DOI: 10.18267/j.aop.631

Family Business – Sustainability Model

Petr Svoboda

Family firms form a considerable global economic pillar and have a long tradition. Due to their restricted ownership structure and extended value structure, they deal with specific managerial challenges. In comparison with their generally owned competitors, family firms tend to be more stable, accountable and trustable. On...

DOI: 10.18267/j.aop.627