Insolvence v České republice z pohledu nezaměstnanosti, úrovně vzdělání a počtu mužů a žen dle soudních obvodů krajských soudů v letech 2015 - 2020

The bachelor thesis deals with the issue of insolvency environment in the Czech Republic. The aim of the thesis is to prove the direct effects of unemployment, education and gender of the population on the frequency of insolvencies, to assess the connection between insolvency and the economic development of the Czech Republic in the monitored years and to define the least and most affected regions according to judicial districts. The theoretical part of the bachelor thesis deals with the process of insolvency proceedings in our country. It further develops other monitored factors and justifies their possible effects on insolvency. The practical part presents the history of insolvency law, the characteristics of debtors in the Czech Republic by sex and birth rate in the years 1987 - 2000, which has a direct impact on the declining number of university students. The Czech Republic is divided into eight regions according to the administrative districts of the regional courts, and in each of them the data on insolvency, unemployment, education and the number of men and women are analyzed separately. In the end of the practical part, the development of the economy of the Czech Republic in the form of year-on-year GDP and the unemployment rate is presented. Subsequently, the development of GDP is compared together with the total number of insolvency proceedings in the Czech Republic over the years 2015 - 2020. The conclusion of the thesis confirms that unemployment and a higher proportion of men in society affect insolvency negatively, on the contrary, more university-educated population positively and also that insolvency processes have an impact on GDP development.