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2010 Public Lecture

The Serbian Economy in 2010 and Beyond: Back to Growth?

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Date 

Thursday, 20 May 2010

Venue

Cañada Blanch Room, Cowdray House, LSE

Speaker

Professor Boris Begovic
Professor of Economics, School of Law, University of Belgrade

After years of high growth rates, the Serbian economy recorded a drop of -2.8% in 2009.

BegovicAlthough the drop was smaller than the CEE average and not as harsh as in some of the countries in the region, many questions are still without answers. 

Will Serbia recover in 2010 and what will the growth rate be?Will recovery be sustainable and what are the major obstacles for high growth rates? Is the Serbian growth model sustainable and what is its political economy? What are the crucial macroeconomic, structural and institutional vulnerabilities of the Serbian economy? How to fix them and can this be achieved by accession to the EU?

Professor Begovic discussed these issues in his lecture.

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