Ekonomie kriminality: Kvantifikace nákladů na vynucenou evakuaci areálů Vysoké školy ekonomické v Praze v letech 2018–2022

The bachelor thesis deals with the total economic costs resulting from forced evacuations of the campuses of the University of Economics in Prague in the years 2018-2022. The theoretical part defines crime in the Czech Republic using in-depth research, describes the historical connection between law and economics and the beginnings of the economics of crime. It explains the model of the economics of crime and mentions the authors who built on it. It also includes a theory of crime cost assessment, describing the quantification of the costs of crime and what types of costs exist. The practical part applies the knowledge from the theoretical part to practice using quantification analysis, data comparison and field research. The main focus is the approximation of the total economic costs of forced evacuations, which are divided in the thesis into direct and indirect costs. In addition, the evolution of the total economic costs of each case over the period 2018-2022 is monitored. A questionnaire survey focusing on the costs of students and staff is included and the results are interpreted and incorporated into the total economic cost formula at the end of the practical part. The conclusion of the thesis analyses the reasons for the positive and negative evolution of total economic costs and confirms the hypothesis that the indirect costs of forced evacuations are higher than the direct costs.