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16.02.2019

Should CSE be concerned about China?

In the first three quarters of 2018, CSE’s combined exports to China totaled USD17.6bn, a record high and up by over 20 per cent y/y. But the region has been racking up a large trade deficit with the Asian nation.

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13.02.2019

Croatian government announces big cuts in bureaucracy

Croatian Minister of Economy Darko Horvat announced that this year the government will abolish more than 300 administrative processes that undermine entrepreneurs’ procedures and will save more than HRK600m.

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08.02.2019

Economic freedom means development

The 2019 Economic Freedom Report by The Heritage Foundation shows that the world seems to be at a crossroads — it may continue on the path of economic freedom or it may return to hindered growth and development.

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06.02.2019

Croatian banks in 2018: rise in profits, but fall in operative business

Banks in Croatia doubled their pre-tax profits in the first nine months of 2018, according to Croatian National Bank (CNB). Crotain banking sector has the highest capital employed in the economy, around HRK60 bn.

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28.01.2019

The EU bureaucracy and the free market

The European Union is the largest single market in the world, governed by uniform rules set out in the directives and regulations. However, the interpretation of these rules is determined by the EU bureaucracy.

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26.01.2019

Increasing labor costs in CSE as a chance for the future growth

According to the latest Eurostat data, hourly labor costs rose by 2.5 per cent in the Eurozone and by 2.7 per cent in the EU28 in the Q3’18 y/y. The corresponding numbers for the Q2’18 were 2.3 per cent and 2.7 per cent respectively.

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25.01.2019

Economic importance of Pelješac bridge

Pelješac Bridge is a planned and unfinished bridge that should connect the Gulf of Mali Ston between Komarna and Brijesta on Pelješac in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County.

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Traditional silk road, Jiuquan, China (lwtt93, CC BY)
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23.01.2019

The EU is playing both sides

Against the background of deteriorating relations between the United States and China, the European Union's strong economic ties with the two countries pose a serious dilemma.

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19.01.2019

How will introduction of EUR affect Croatian trade and FDI?

The reason of introducing the EUR was the expectation that it would bring economic benefits to member states by strengthening their macroeconomic stability, trade and investment promotion.

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18.01.2019

Potentials and challenges of the renewable energy

As early as 2020, new solar and wind power plants will be more cost-effective than coal and gas power plants.

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