Dopad brexitu na hospodářské vztahy mezi Českou republikou a Velkou Británií

This bachelor thesis is an analysis of the so-called Brexit on the economic relations between the Czech Republic and the United Kingdom. In the theoretical part, the author focuses on the United Kingdom, its political system, and the development of Brexit, while also explaining basic terms related to Brexit and defined macroeconomic indicators. In the practical part, data concerning the Czech Republic and the United Kingdom are analyzed, and the hypothesis that Brexit had a significant impact on the economic relations of both countries is tested. This hypothesis is rejected, although Brexit did have a negative impact on their mutual economic relations. After Brexit, there was an outflow of investments and a decrease in mutual trade, and at the same time, some goods became more expensive due to possible tariffs, which resulted in rising inflation. This cooling of mutual economic relations was followed by a return to pre-Brexit values, so it cannot be considered a significant impact. The contribution of the thesis lies in providing a comprehensive view of the effects of Brexit on the British economy and the mutual economic relations between the United Kingdom and the Czech Republic.