Protikrizová opatření československé vlády v zemědělství ve třicátých letech 20. století

This work is mainly focused especially on impacts of the Great Depression in the 30s of the 20th century on agriculture and analyses of anti-crisis measures by the Czechoslovak government, which was aimed to mitigate them. The first part deals with the basic characteristic of protectionism and some of its principal manifestations of economic policy in Czechoslovakia until the outbreak of Great Depression in agriculture in 1928 and also provides a brief description of the basic development trends in agriculture during this period. The second part focuses on basic manifestations of the Great Depression in agriculture. The third part describes and analyses the most important anti-crisis measures of the government in agriculture with emphasis on their impact on profitability and price indexes. The main hypothesis of this work that the agricultural crisis measures were effective and the problems in agriculture has managed to resolve until the end of the so-called First republics was refuted on the basis of an analysis of available statistical data and study of professional sources.