2015
DOI: 10.5937/bizinfo1502031j
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The effects of privatization in Serbia

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“…The pharmaceutical market of Serbia is a complex market in which wholesale and distribution of medicines is significant. According to official statistics, wholesale and retail sales of medicines make almost the same turnover as in the "first sale of medicines", which is generated by domestic manufacturers and importers [3] - [4].…”
Section: Financial Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The pharmaceutical market of Serbia is a complex market in which wholesale and distribution of medicines is significant. According to official statistics, wholesale and retail sales of medicines make almost the same turnover as in the "first sale of medicines", which is generated by domestic manufacturers and importers [3] - [4].…”
Section: Financial Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Serbia, a country in transition, has opened its market to foreign pharmaceutical companies due to the economic crisis and low living standards. This has caused the weakening of domestic pharmaceutical companies on the market due to the emergence of foreign companies from more developed markets and higher financial resources available [4]. The privatization process, perhaps to a large extent, has caused the Serbian industry to return a lot of steps backwards.…”
Section: Efficiency Of the Privatization Process In The Pharmaceuticamentioning
confidence: 99%