The GDP growth rate in 2017 will reach between 2.9 and 3 per cent. Investment will increase, with public investment growing more than private, believes Bohdan Wyżnikiewicz, the Vice President of the Institute for Market...
Serbia is praised by the EU for its economic policies and criticized for the weak rule of law. Meanwhile experts discuss the reliability of the economic statistic data provided by the government of Serbia.
The beginning of the year brings changes that will provide relief to the Hungarians after several years of belt-tightening.
On the wave of public outrage caused by the disclosure of the enormous assets of Ukrainian politicians, the government in Kiev has introduced 100 per cent increase of the minimum wage from the new year.
I am confident that for the next 5 to 10 years Poland will continue to grow if the world economy is growing without a major global recession or depression, says Peter Jarrett, PhD, Head of the OECD Central and Eastern Europe...
The determinants of economic growth expected in the coming years suggest that the times of a large budget, treated in Russia as the guarantee of stable economic growth, have irrevocably become a thing of the past.
Since the beginning of this year we have been observing a slowdown in investment, which applies especially to medium and large-sized non-financial enterprises.
Serbia strives to follow the dream of Yugoslavia. Access to the Western capital and Eastern markets would be a perfect solution to obsolete industry, belated economy and impoverished society.
According to the Hungary’s government, in the forthcoming two years minimum wage hike and lowering the direct tax burden of companies can give a new impetus to the slowing economic growth.
Since the beginning of the century, the Croatian state resembled musical introduction to the Muppet show. In the crucial moment, the leaders were repeating the same, old, good chorus “we are in favor of the European...