Ekonomické dopady rozpadu sovětského bloku a následné transformace vybraných států střední Evropy v letech 1990–1999

The aim of the thesis is to analyze the economic impacts of the collapse of the Soviet bloc on selected Central European countries, namely the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary, and to compare their economic development in the period after 1990. The theoretical part explains the basic concepts and historical contexts leading to the collapse of the Soviet bloc, as well as the characteristics of the economic systems of individual countries before and after the transition to a market economy. The practical part focuses on the comparison of selected macroeconomic indicators, such as gross domestic product, inflation, unemployment and foreign trade with the inflow of foreign direct investment, in selected countries. The thesis can be beneficial for a better understanding of the differences in the course of economic transformation in individual countries and the impacts that the collapse of the Soviet bloc had on their economies.