Serbia's gross domestic product will accelerate to 4 per cent in 2018 but if Serbia wants to catch up with other countries in the region and Europe, a constant growth of 5% and more is needed.
Poland will continue developing until at least 2030, when the country reaches up to 80 per cent of Western Europe's income level, says Marcin Piątkowski, PhD, an economist at the World Bank in Beijing, China.
After a few relatively good years, Ukraine is again getting into difficulties with the balance of payments. Economists believe that the deficit is a worrying sign indicating the beginning of a cycle of capital outflow.
The European Commission launched in Sofia a Digital Agenda for the Western Balkans in order to support the transition of the region to the digital economy and enable the benefits of digital transformation.
Some of the taxes that should be paid in Poland are paid in another country, but the reverse is also true, says Jacek Kocerka, deputy director of the Department of Statistics in Poland’s central bank.
The economists cooperating with the European Financial Congress predict that the period of boom in the Polish economy is already past its peak and that the rate of growth will drop from 4.5 per cent in 2018 to less than 3 per...
Polish Statistics’ estimates of GDP growth were met with a pretty chilly response on the part of some analysts. Few noticed the double-digit increase in value added in construction and in the financial sector.
Polish-Croatian economic cooperation is at a fairly good level, but it seems that the real momentum is not there yet. One thing distinguishes Poland from Croatia – the desire for success through the cooperation with the Western...
When the former Yugoslavian federation fell apart, many macroeconomic issues stayed behind. The official arbitrary dissolution of Yugoslav properties and debts is still looming over six republics.
One of the biggest medium-term risks for Ukraine's economy is emigration, especially in the conditions of low growth of labor productivity.