Čínský sociální kreditový systém a jeho dopady

This thesis examines China's social credit system. Its socio-economic implications for the Chinese economy and society are also analysed. The main objective of my thesis is to find out how China's social credit system has affected, or will affect in the future, the behaviour of individuals and firms in the PRC and what economic and social impacts it will have. The research question aims to explore the impacts of the SCS on individual subjects inside and outside the PRC. A secondary aim of the thesis is to explore the response of international organisations and Western countries, particularly the US, the EU, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch. The first chapter characterizes the social credit system and the specific characteristics of its operation. The second chapter focuses on the social and economic impacts of the system, with a particular focus on individuals and businesses. The third chapter examines the current problems and shortcomings of the social credit system. The final chapter focuses primarily on the response of Western countries and international organisations to the system.