Všeobecné hospodárske dejiny (v anglickom jazyku)

Výsledky vzdelávania

Teaching results
The students gain knowledge about
- the development of the world economy as a whole as well as its organic components,
- basic phenomena and processes, mutual conditionality (relativity) of economic development of particular parts of the world economy,
- the causes of the diversity of economic development of particular parts of the world economy as well as its consequences.
The students gain skills to
- locate and process information provided by international, national or regional institutions to address specific contemporary problems,
- compare economic policies of particular parts of the world economy in difficult conditions, particularly in 20th,
- identify alternative approaches to solve current problems based on understanding of specific historical conditions of various components of the global economy.
- understand that economic development is a reflection of specific conditions, changed conditions require changed approaches to solve problems of economic development,
- understand the current stage of development that helps to better forecast future development of the world economy as a whole, respectively its organic components,
- specify different interpretations of specific events, phenomena and processes, which can often be contradictory and to point to the causes of these different interpretations,
- eliminate simplified perspectives on the understanding causes of economic development in different parts of the world economy, to demonstrate their political conditional backgrounds caused e.g. by different cultures or different religions.
After completing this course students should be able to:
- understand current problems more comprehensively, realistically evaluate them and formulate generalizations,
- eliminate one-sided view of the complex problems in the current world economy,
- specify the causes behind often completely contradictory evaluations of specific situations in individual countries,
- analyze specifics of individual countries or individual components of the global economy and take them into account when drawing conclusions,
- evaluate relevant empirical facts that affect the macroeconomic problems of the world economy.