Economy of the Czech Republic XP

7/31/2019 Economy of the Czech Republic XP

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Names: Denisa JasanskLucie Novkov

Ingrid upnkovMartina Dendiov


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The Czech Republic share a border with Poland to thenortheast, Germany to the northwest, Slovakia to thesoutheast and Austria to the southwest.


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The Czech Republic is parliamentaryrepublic from 1st of January of 1993


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Agriculture breeding, raw material

Industry

energy industry

Services hotel services, insurance services, bank,

tourism, spa, etc.


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Plant production products which belongs to this part of

economy are: grain, legume,fodder plantsandtechnical and special crops that include vines,sugar beet, oil crops.


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Animal production

breeding of cattle and sheep

The principal iteam meat, milk and eggs


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Beer in the Czech Republic has largetradition there. We can found ther manyfamous beer brands.

Pilsner Urquell(Plze)

Budwejser Budvar(esk Budjovice) Gambrinus

(Plze) Radegast(Moravian Silesian Region) Staropramen

(Prague)


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one of the most developed industrialized economies in central and eastern Europe

one of the most stable and prosperous state of

the post-Communist states

GDP per capita of 80% of the European Unionaverage

GDP by sector:Agriculture: 2.9%Industry: 38.7%

Services:58.7% (2008)


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Most of the economy has been privatised

government plans to continue withprivatisation (energy industry and thePrague Airport)

part of the Schengen Area 21 December 2007 - completely opened

borders with all of its neighbours

member of the World Trade Asotiation


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The main pillars: a) Engineering and

machine engineering

b) Mining industryc) Chemistry industryd) Foodstuff industry

e) Energy industry

40% of active people works in this sector.


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the most traditional industrial branches

most important part is the automotive industry

In 2010 - 54.2% of export was from products ofthe automotive industry

It employs over 120 thousand people

The largest and most significant producer ofautomobiles in the CR is koda Auto


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Black coal and Limestone

is mostly concentrated in the regions withraw material deposits - mainly in the regionof Ostrava

Iron ore is imported


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an indicator of the economic level

in the region of northern Bohemia (from st

nad Labem to Hradec Krlov)

Crude oil is processed in the areas close tothe pipeline (Litvnov, Kralupy nad Vltavou)


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is spread throughout the whole territory ofthe Czech Republic

The most important is beer production

More than 2 million hl of beer is exportedevery year

Prazdroj Plze, Staropramen Praha andBudvar esk Budjovice.


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Nuclear plants 30% Thermal plants 66% Hydro plants - 3,7%

Wind power plants and solar plants

The dominant power producer = EZoperates15 coal-fired, 2 nuclear, 30 water, 1 solar and 3 wind

power plants.

EZ produces nearly three-quarters of thetotal electricity production


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TEMELN

DUKOVANY


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3.SERVICES

The service sector accounted for 53% of the GDP in1999. As opposed to a negative trade balance inindustry, the Czech Republic registered a positive

trade balance in services between 1993 and 2000.The service sector employed 53.7% of the labor forcein 1997.

a. tourismb. banking and insurance system


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a. tourism

The most visited region is the capital, Prague,but it s good to visit also Bohemian Paradise,South Bohemia, South Moravia and the WestBohemia spas


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The Czech Republic is divided into 17 touristregions. These divisions do not copy theinstitutional borders, but place an emphasis

on the related tourism offer.


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P M h f C


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Prague is Mother of Cities.recorded in the UNESCO

Central Bohemia

South Moravia the king of winemaking and

folk traditions.

East Moravia include the Moravian

spas, folk culture and monuments


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Each region is completely different and each provides a rich

and varied spectrum of tourist activities.Regions are verywell connected by train and by bus. You can also rent acarand in a few hours you can get to different part of this nicecountry.


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SpaLuxuriate in the healing power of nature. A country abounding in natural resources, the Czech

Republic is home to some of the best spas in Europe. Saturated with mineral-rich muds and waters,these spa towns boast modern resorts backed by time-honored tradition. Check out Gayots

directory of top Czech spas and be on your way to a luxurious spa experience


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Accommodation

Czech Republic provide a wide selection ofaccommodation

3*, 4*, 5* hotels, motels,

Pensions campings

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