Analysis poverty in the Czech republic

The aim of this work is the analysis of poverty in the Czech Republic. Based on structural genetic analysis was designed solutions for preventing poverty in the Czech Republic. Partial goals deal with explaining the reasons and causes of poverty and comparing poverty in the Czech Republic with poverty in selected European Union countries. Individual data were obtained from the Czech Statistical Office and Eurostat, other data were taken from the Labour Office of the Czech Republic, the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs of the Czech Republic, the exchange rate pages and media in the form of current information. Values are given in percent, euro and the Gini index. Selecting the EU countries was based on common characteristics of these states, and the neighboring states of the Czech Republic, countries with approximately the same population corresponding to the Czech Republic and the post-communist countries that are members of the European Union, excluding Germany, where the results are unmatched in other post-communist countries due to its unification. The results of structural genetic analysis showed that the Czech Republic is the least at risk of poverty and belongs between the countries with the highest employment rate and lowest unemployment rate, while the countries with the lowest income inequality in selected countries of the European Union. But the Czech Republic belongs between the countries with the lowest hourly and minimum wage after Romania and Bulgaria. The way to tackle poverty in the Czech Republic are enough suitable jobs in the labor market