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The Programme

Section 1: Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship (Classroom number G305)

The schedule and length of presentations of individual papers will be adapted to the number of participants

Chair: prof. Ing. Miroslav Žižka, Ph.D.
9:00–9:10	Kateřina Hušková and Jakub Dyntar (Inventory control of products at the end of their lifecycle based on nonparametric methods)
9:10–9:20	Dana Egerová and Ludvík Eger (Human Resource Sustainability and Digital Transformation: Exploring the Role of Key Actors)
9:20–9:30	Patrik Fitala, Radovan Savov and Gabriela Waldhauserová (Pitfalls of strategy creation and selection after COVID-19)
9:30–9:40	Denisa Skrbková, Petra Rydvalová and Ondřej Linhart (Family business innovativeness: a tool for successful succession?)
9:40–9:50	Dagmar Grachová and Soňa Ferenčíková (Artifical intelligence in Business Centres: A case study of 3 Business Centres in Slovakia)
9:50–10:00	Radka MacGregor Pelikánová and Veronika Zavřelová (Values endorsed by top responsible large Czech companies – existent and inconsistent?)
10:00–10:10	Soňa Ferenčíková and Dagmar Grachová (Reverse knowledge transfer: examples of three Business Centers in Slovakia)
10:10–10:20	Pavla Vrabcová, Hana Urbancová and Zuzana Pacáková (Transparent Internal Communication from Below and Above as a Part of the Total Quality Management Philosophy in Czech Organisations)
10:20–10:30	Quang Van Tran and Jan Vejmělek (Modeling the excess return of ČEZ a.s. share)
10:30–10:40 COFFEE BREAK
10:40–10:50	Magdalena Zbránková and Eliška Valentová (Tools to Support Effective Communication, Conflict Prevention and Conflict Resolution in Family Businesses)
10:50–11:00	Jakub Andar and Jakub Dyntar (Efficient order picking in a warehouse with double demand seasonality)
11:00–11:10	Ladislav Klement, Miroslava Vinczeová and Vladimíra Klementová (What prevents businesses from carrying out eco-innovation activities? Empirical research on barriers in Slovak SMEs)
11:10–11:20	Tereza Michalová and Jakub Sieber (Challenges and Opportunities in Knowledge Management in the Concept of Industry 5.0)
11:20–11:30	David Neděla and Tomáš Tichý (Dual Focus on Systemic Risk in Portfolio Management)
11:30–11:40	Lukáš Klarner and Petr Řehoř (Change management is SMEs)
11:40–11:50	Natalie Pelloneová and Vladimíra Hovorková Valentová (Financial Health of Cluster Organisations: A Case Study from the Czech and Slovak IT Sector)
11:50–12:00	Kateřina Maršíková and Vasilii Ostin (Fostering Employee Sustainability: Competencies Formation for a Resilient Business Environment)
12:00–12:10	Bernhard Koczian, Alexander Wick and Katarina Gubiniova (Generation Z as Employees in Public Pharmacies in Germany - Difficulties for Public Health in the Area of Medication Supply due to the Absence of Young People)
12:10–12:20	Hana Travnickova and Kateřina Maršíková (Non Provision of Training and Sustainability: Small-Sized Companies in the EU Context)
12:20–12:30	Agata Buczak, Małgorzata Martynoga and Jacek Wychowanek (Barriers to the implementation of innovation and internationalization in micro-enterprises)

Section 2: Economic Policies for Sustainability and Resilience (Classroom number G306)

The schedule and length of presentations of individual papers will be adapted to the number of participants

Chair: Ing. Blanka Brandová, Ph.D.
9:00–9:10	Diana Bílková (Financial Potential of Czech Employees from the Perspective of Gender Statistics)
9:10–9:20	Bartosz Bartniczak (Implementation of the Affordable and clean Energy Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) in Visegrad Group (V4)
9:20–9:30	Jiří Kraft (Critical reflection on selected issues connected with economic terminology)
9:30–9:40	Iouri Kotorov, Jaroslav Demel, Petr Blaschke and Yuliya Krasylnykova (The Effect of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Economic Growth and R&D Spending in the EU Countries)
9:40–9:50	Artur Boháč and Hynek Böhm (The Turów Crisis: Economy vs Sustainability)
9:50–10:00	Miroslav Jurkovič (Circular Economy as a Determinant of Environmental Behavior and Engagement of Business Subjects in Slovakia)
10:00–10:10	Milos Maryska, Lea Nedomova and Petr Doucek (ICT professionals wages development – is the economy in resilence preriod?)
10:10–10:20	Michael Šášky (Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Employment in the Slovak Digital Information Communication Technology Sector)
10:20–10:30	Huong Lien Ho and Irena Benešová (Can fiscal policy improve income inequality in the Northern midlands and mountainous region in Vietnam?)
10:30–10:40 COFFEE BREAK
10:40–10:50	Veronika Zemanová (Circular economy implementation from the perspective of benefits and barriers)
10:50–11:00	Joanna Kurowska-Pysz and Janusz Pierzyna (Determinants of Development of Municipal Economic Activity Zones in Poland)
11:00–11:10	Mansur Eshov and Karina Benetti (Impact of Monetary Policy Sustainability Indicators on Economic Growth in Transition to Inflation Targeting)
11:10–11:20	Martin Januska and Jiri Pesik (Recommendations for strengthening the critical factors of utilizing the Public Procurement for Innovative solutions)
11:20–11:30	Martina Hedvicakova and Alena Pozdílková (Analysis of Key Macroeconomic Indicators and Their Relationship to Unemployment in the Czech Republic)
11:30–11:40	Jitka Špeciánová (The Impact of Educational Attainment on Gross Wages: A Comparative Analysis of the Public and Private Sectors in Czechia)
11:40–11:50	Matus Dzuro (Correlation Between GDP per Capita and Vehicle Sales in the Context of COVID-19 Pandemics)
11:50–12:00	Eva Kislingerova (The destiny of globalisation and the fate of climate protection)

Section 3: Finance, Accounting, International Trade for Global Sustainable Development (Classroom number G303)

The schedule and length of presentations of individual papers will be adapted to the number of participants.

Chair: Ing. Lenka Strýčková, Ph.D.
9:00–9:10	Tomáš Imrich Profant (China in Africa: A World-System Analysis)
9:10–9:20	Lubica Zubalova, Kristína Drieniková and Sára Smolková (Criminality vs. Development and International Trade, case of Latin America)
9:20–9:30	Kryštof Tichý (Non-fungible tokens and the threat of wash trading)
9:30–9:40	Elena Hošková and Iveta Zentková (The impact of import and export on the domestic trade of fruit in the SR)
9:40–9:50	Karina Benetti, Katarína Izáková and Dalia A. S. Khalil (Correlation of Indicators of Development in the Insurance Market in the Czech Republic, Slovak Republic and the EU Average)
9:50–10:00	Olga Malikova and João Bedra (The Clarity of Financial Reports in the Global Environment: a Comparative Study of Selected Issues in the Czech and Brazilian Accounting Systems)
10:00–10:10	Lenka Strýčková, Zdeněk Brabec and Michaela Matoušková (Relationship between Environmental, Social, and Governance Factors and Financial Performance in Central European Countries)
10:10–10:20	Lenka Strýčková (Perception and Identification of the General Public with Sustainable Finance Issues)
10:20–10:30	Katarzyna Zahrajová, Martina Kügerová, Michal Kozieł, Hana Štverková and Michaela Bučková (Options for measuring legal and financial literacy)
10:30–10:40 COFFEE BREAK
10:40–10:50	Marta Nosková, Petra Taušl Procházková and Kristýna Machová (Assessment of Non-financial Reports in the Context of Circular Economy: the Case of Czech Large Companies)
10:50–11:00	Pavlína Petrová (The Impact of Robotic Process Automation and Artificial Intelligence on Employees in the Accounting Profession)
11:00–11:10	Pavla Švermová and Maik Sander (ROSI and Tools for Monetizing Sustainability (ESG) Measures)
11:10–11:20	Alexander Krieger, Jürgen Lange and Heiko Hector (Knowledge management as a necessity for the digitalisation of processes among tax advisors - A survey of German tax firms 2022)
11:20–11:30	Ausrine Lakstutiene, Aidas Malakauskas, Milos Kopa, Kristina Sutiene and Audrius Kabasinskas (Pension Fund Investment into Sustainable Assets: A Critical Review of Reporting Frameworks in Lithuania)
11:30–11:40	Ivan Holúbek, Renata Skýpalová, Michal Ruschak and Radovan Savov (EU taxonomy in the context of environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings)
11:40–11:50	Jan Mačí and Tomáš Krtička (Crowdfunding and Sustainability. UN SDG Goals versus Campaign Goals in Developing and Developed Countries)
11:50–12:00	Barbara Barilová (Investigating the perceived importance and motivation of the students of the EUBA Faculty of Commerce towards the Deposit Refund System)
12:00–12:10	Michaela Matoušková (Development of the office space prices on the Czech market)

Section 4: Marketing and Sustainable Tourism (Classroom number G304)

The schedule and length of presentations of individual papers will be adapted to the number of participants.

Chair: Ing. Lenka Červová, Ph.D.
9:00–9:15	Dita Hommerová and Marie Krylová (Fairtrade Town Certification in the Czech Republic)
9:15–9:30	Vojtěch Beran and Jaroslava Dědková (Knowledge of the regional brand in Liberec region)
9:30–9:45	Theventharan Batumalai (The influence of review richness and valence on the E-WOM trustworthiness)
9:45–10:00	Eva Čáslavová, Josef Voráček and Karel Gerža (Preferences of active sports students at Charles University within online shopping in response to the Covid-19 pandemic)
10:00–10:15	Lucia Malíčková (Plastic reduction as part of sustainable golf tourism in Slovakia)
10:15–10:30	Martin Petříček and Štěpán Chalupa (Sharing Economy in the Accommodation Services – Example of Prague During the Years 2017 – 2022)
10:30–10:45 COFFEE BREAK
10:45–11:00	Alexander Wick, Ľubomíra Strážovská and Bernhard Koczian (The influence of multi-channel advertising by the pharmacy on customers and identification of advertising perceptions by customers)
11:00–11:15	Karel Guth, Tereza Aišmannová and Irena Benešová (Application of VAR Model to Determine Sustainability of Short-Term Rental Accommodation)
11:15–11:30	Alena Pozdílková and Martin Pozdílek (Solving optimization tasks on the real estate market using multi-criteria decision-making)
11:30–11:45	Kateřina Postránecká and Filip Dvořáček (Effective creativity against banner blindness)

Colloquium

(Ph.D. students of the Faculty of Economics of the Technical University of Liberec)
13:00–13:15	Trávníčková Hana (doc. Maršíková)
13:15–13:30	Matoušková Michaela (doc. Poláček)
13:30–13:45	Michal Ondřej (doc. Kocourek)
13:45–14:00	Ostin Vasilii (doc. Maršíková)
14:00–14:15 COFFEE BREAK
14:15–14:30	Petrová Pavlína (doc. Poláček)
14:30–14:45	Postránecká Kateřina (doc. Dědková)
14:45–15:00	Dvořáček Filip (doc. Dědková)
15:00–15:15	Pudil Jiří (doc. Antlová)

LEF 2023

MOTTO 2023 – Business Resilience and Sustainability in the Planetary Age

The Programme

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