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- Page 10: Ph.D. Sanja Đurđić THE RULE OF L
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Macedonia REGIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS
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Goran Buturac, Ph.D., Research Fell
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c in total exports of country a in
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2.3. Comparative advantages REGIONA
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2.6. Export similarities The paper
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PART II: INTRODUCTION CEFTA-2006 is
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PART II: Agreement for Modification
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PART II: only provide temporary rep
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PART II: The Leaders of the Group o
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PART II: messages over the past yea
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PART II: INTRODUCTION Central Europ
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PART II: Table 1: Gross domestic pr
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PART II: Figure 3: Distribution of
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PART II: Table 6: Countries of West
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PART II: Adriatic gas pipeline is c
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PART II: Total Croatian export to t
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PART II: CIA - The World Bank Factb
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CEFTA-2006 TRADE COOPERATION Sanja
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the implementation of the protocol
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CEFTA-2006 TRADE COOPERATION in the
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The major foreign trade partners in
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Integration, Vol. 26, No. 3, 309-33
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PART II: divisive, as well as mainl
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PART II: of time. During the transi
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PART II: been recovered from 2004 o
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PART II: diversified structure as c
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PART II: VAR and to test if one may
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PART II: VAR since the test for coi
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PART II: coefficient sign) but mode
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PART II: elasticity. The seasonal f
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PART II: GDP” that has been runni
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PART II: Faini, R., Pritchett, L. a
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PART II: pleasant. The expectations
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PART II: Table 3: Regional trade ex
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PART II: In order to bring to an en
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PART II: stimulated the growth rate
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CEFTA-2006 TRADE COOPERATION Irena
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CEFTA-2006 TRADE COOPERATION within
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Table 2: Data on exports of agricul
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CEFTA-2006 TRADE COOPERATION 3.1. T
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Macedonian export of non-agricultur
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is 37.1% of the total Serbian trade
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CEFTA-2006 TRADE COOPERATION na CEF
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PART II: countries in the Region, a
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PART II: becoming wealthier consume
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PART II: versa for Croatia; for Mac
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PART II: Table 5: Exports of the Re
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PART II: Commission of the European
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PART III: Serbia, Macedonia and man
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PART III: of TNCs have changed the
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PART III: 3. Foundations of the new
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PART III: modes of supply, FATS cor
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PART III: enterprise (affiliate). U
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PART III: REFERENCES Bjelić, Predr
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PART III: requirement for compulsor
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PART III: Companies prepare and pre
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PART III: it refers to adjusting of
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PART III: presentation of assets, l
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SOME ASPECTS OF TRADE STATISTICS AN
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their mass and inversely proportion
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Peri specifications in log-log spac
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SOME ASPECTS OF TRADE STATISTICS AN
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Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 90(01)
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PART IV: INTRODUCTION The manufactu
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PART IV: 12 Figure 2: Main developm
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PART IV: Firms’ characteristics F
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PART IV: 3.2. Measurement and data
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PART IV: high and high technologica
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PART IV: study. Firstly, companies
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PART IV: and Consumption Studies, U
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PART IV: medium-sized enterprises,
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PART IV: Balkan transition economie
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PART IV: evidence that human capita
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PART IV: of involving Serbia in a u
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PART IV: REFERENCES Arandarenko, M.
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CEFTA-2006 AND ANHANCING COMPETITIV
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PART IV: INTRODUCTION Air transport
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PART IV: 2. Air transport market Ge
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PART IV: Finally, it is necessary t
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PART IV: Figure 2: PSO routes conne
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PART IV: 2012), and 9% lower in the
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PART IV: b) Second phase from 2011
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PART IV: IATA Passenger Forecast (2
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PART IV: determined by legal rules
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PART IV: Congress in 1985. As a con
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PART IV: 4. The rule of law and ind
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PART IV: the establishment of the r
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PART IV: REFERENCES Barro, R. (1991
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PART V: the association process ear
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PART V: Figure 3: EU FDI outward fl
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PART V: (macroeconomic stability an
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PART V: FDIPC- logarithm value of t
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PART V: DIST shows that if the dist
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PART V: University Press. Deichmann
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PART V: developing countries, where
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PART V: Figure 2: FDI inflow distri
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PART V: The economic literature usu
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PART V: The regression equation, wi
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PART V: Table 1. Determinants of FD
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PART V: The key determinants that w
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PART V: REFERENCES Liebscher, K. (2
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PART V: INTRODUCTION In the conditi
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PART V: from government regarding a
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PART V: 306 3.1. Comparative analys
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PART V: are sufficiently developed.
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PART V: monopolistic companies is e
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PART V: Savić Lj., (2008.), Inostr
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PART V: abandoned CEFTA membership)
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PART V: Figure 1: FDI in selected c
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PART V: 318 Table 3: Balance of pay
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PART V: come true if stable politic
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PART V: The task of the effective u
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PART V: Cooperation between the pub
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PART V: needs of Serbia and in that
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PART V: conventional production and
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PART V: REFERENCES Bandiera, O., Ca
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PART V: stability and macroeconomic
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PART V: By economic activity, the m
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PART V: Table 3: Exports and import
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PART V: In the last years, a series
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PART V: Figure 4: Balance of paymen
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PART V: because the level of per ca