ANALIZA INVESTICIJA KAO DETERMINANTI PRIVREDNOG RASTA REPUBLIKE SRBIJE U KONTEKSTU PRIBLIŽAVANJA EVROPSKOJ UNIJI

  • Dejan Đurić Novi Sad School of Business
  • Biljana Stankov Novi Sad School of Business
  • Milijana Roganović Visoka poslovna škola strukovnih studija, Novi Sad
Ključne reči: investment, economic growth, Republic of Serbia, European Union

Sažetak


Intensifying investment activities, strengthening the institutional sector and
improving the competitiveness of the national economy stand out as the most important
goals of the economic policy of the Republic of Serbia for proceeding with European
integration. In this regard, the main goal of this paper is the analysis of investments as
one of the most important determinants of economic growth of the Republic of Serbia in
the process of accessing the European Union. Given the fact that the Republic of Serbia,
as a candidate for membership in the European Union, has been constantly working on
harmonizing its legal, institutional and other pillars with the acquis communautaire,
research on this topic has gained special significance. The European Union represent
the most important investment partner of the Republic of Serbia, especially in terms of
foreign direct investment inflows, as well as one of the leading creators of new jobs in
the trade sector. The authors of the paper will pay special attention to the current
trends and the achieved level of investments in the Republic of Serbia, as well as to their
impact on the dynamics of economic growth. The paper will examine the importance of
improving the competitiveness of the economic environment as well as the need to
accelerate the process of European integration in order to solve the problem of slow
economic growth of the Republic of Serbia and intensify investment inflows in the
future.

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