Serbia
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Using an innovative methodology, the Investment Reform Index 2010 monitors investment-related policy reforms in the economies of South-East Europe and compares these to best practices in the OECD area.
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The economy of Serbia has experienced steady growth since 2005. Real GDP grew at an annual rate of 6.2% between 2005 and 2008. GDP per capita in purchasing power parity was USD 10 810 in 2008, in line with the average for South-East Europe (SEE ...
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Serbia has signed CEDAW and has taken steps to achieve the Convention’s objectives. The situation in the country remains complex, however, because the population is made up of several different ethnic groups, languages and religions. Serbia ...
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Serbia has achieved high rates of economic growth since 2000, and its transition to a competitive market economy is well underway. But precious time was lost in the 1990s, with the result that GDP per capita is now among the lowest in Europe. The ...
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With the dissolution of Socialist Yugoslavia, social ownership and self-management of enterprises came to an end as well, leaving only some anomalous remnants. Research about this type of “market socialism” declined at the same time. Some studies of ...
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The National Employment Service (NES), a public agency under the Ministry of Economy and Regional Development,1 administers unemployment insurance along with job-brokering and counselling services and other active labour market programmes (ALMPs ...
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The Labour Law, reformed in 2001 and 2005, conforms to international practice on all essential points. It generally offers a degree of flexibility that should permit employers and workers to adjust to changing economic conditions without breaking ...
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significant turnaround in the years that followed its democratic breakthrough in 2000. Successive governments in office since then have sought to restore lost momentum in the long-delayed transition to a market economy. A process of privatisation ...
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Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of Western Balkan economies but until recently received relatively little attention from policy makers. Governments focused on consolidating macroeconomic stabilisation and the restructuring and ...
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This report constitutes one of the pillars of the Investment Compact’s work. It provides governments with an overview of each country's performance on investment policy reform and will support them in setting priorities and further improving the...
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The potential benefit for Serbia offered by multi-sector partnerships is enormous: they could provide solutions to burning issues in local communities in terms of local development while they could bring about welcome transformations within and ...
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The EPPA 2004 indicates that, since the completion of the previous EPPA report in March 2003, Serbia has made progress in implementing better policies for the SME sector. The overall picture is that of a gradual, but limited and uneven progress over ...
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