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Pavle Petrović

President of the Fiscal Council of Serbia

Pavle Petrović, President Of The Fiscal Council Of Serbia

Poor Institutions Inhibit Economic Growth

Opinion
The possible higher-than-expected economic growth in 2021 is good news, but isn’t also an indicator of a sustainable...
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Comment by Pavle Petrović, President of the Fiscal Council of Serbia

Why is Serbia’s economy growing slower than CEE economies?

Opinion
The Serbian economy has been a growth underachiever for almost a decade, and that is the major structural...
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Pavle Petrović, President Of The Serbian Fiscal Council

Serbian Economy In 2016 And Beyond

Opinion
In 2016 Serbia successfully completed its second year of fiscal consolidation, achieving a budget deficit of around two...
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Djokovic into Australian Open Semifinals After Victory Over Alcaraz

The best Serbian tennis player, Novak Djokovic, secured his place in the Australian Open semifinals after an incredibly thrilling...
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UK Surges to Second in Global Investment Rankings, Offering Hope Amid Economic Uncertainty

In a remarkable shift, the UK has surged to second place in global investment rankings, overtaking Germany, China, and...
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Orban Visits Belgrade: Hungary and Serbia Aim for Affordable Energy for All

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban emphasized the joint goal of Hungary and Serbia to make energy accessible to citizens...
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Nigeria Joins BRICS as a Partner Country

Nigeria has been admitted to BRICS as a partner country, the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced. Brazil currently...
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Serbia and Israel Sign MoU on Telecommunications and Postal Services Cooperation

Serbia and Israel have signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Belgrade to strengthen cooperation between their respective ministries in...
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