Titlebook: Western Balkan Economies in Transition; Recent Economic and Reiner Osbild,Will Bartlett Book 2019 Springer International Publishing AG, pa

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Higher Education and the Graduate Labour Market in the Western Balkans,cts in relation to graduates in well-matched jobs. Of every hundred new students entering the higher education systems each year, only 13 will eventually graduate and find a well-matched job. In order for the higher education systems to make a better contribution to building human capital and to the

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On the Way to Europe: Economic and Social Developments in Albania,ffects of the global economic crisis and the spillovers from the Eurozone crisis but at the expense of a steady increase in public and external indebtedness. In 2014, the country appealed to the IMF for financial support, which was given on condition that a policy of fiscal consolidation would be im

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Public and Private Debt: Recent Developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina,he profitability of companies is very low, while losses of capital have increased and a high share of loans is used to repay existing loans. Loans for private housing purposes have also decreased, while general consumption loans been on a growing trend due to the low level of personal disposable inc

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The Global Financial Crisis and Fiscal Policy in Montenegro,until 2018. Since the public debt exceeded the ceiling of 60% of GDP, the law on budget and fiscal responsibility requires the passing of a public finance consolidation plan to bring the public debt back to the prescribed level. Development of a credible consolidation programme and its consistent ap

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Economic Reforms in Serbia and Prospects for Economic Recovery and Growth,ursuit of aggressive tax planning. An equally serious problem has been the collapse of the credit system following the onset of the economic crisis as non-performing loans have accumulated, reducing banks’ ability to provide new credit to the business sector. The chapter concludes that a boost to pu

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Conclusions: Achieving Sustainable Growth Through Outward Looking Policies and Regional Integration region into global value chains. A focus on export-led growth should not ignore the deep social divisions within the Western Balkan region. Increased supply capacities require the engagement of all sections of society, drawing people from disadvantaged groups into the labour force to take full adva