Trade and EU accession: The case of Serbia

Domazet, Ivana; Filimonović, Dragan; Pantić, Olivera

doi:10.5937/ekopre1404217d

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“…Exercising control is important because of the possibility of decisive influence on the company's operations and reducing risk [15], [16]. In the conditions of globalization, when state borders have not been obstacles to the movement of goods and capital, foreign investors are increasingly investing their capital abroad to ensure economic benefits and higher profits [17].…”

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Foreign Direct Investment in the Function of Economic Development - Example of Selected Countries in the Western Balkans

Domazet

Marjanović²

2017

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Abstract. The main aim of this work is to determine, on the basis of empirical research, whether and to what extent foreign direct investment has impact on the overall economic development of selected countries in the Western Balkans. Analyses made for the purpose of this paper were performed on the basis of available secondary data possessed by the World Bank for the period of 2000-2012. The research methodology involved the use of the techniques of linear regression and correlation analysis. The first task was to determine whether there is an impact of foreign direct investment on the overall economic development of these countries. Where such influence occurred, it was necessary to define its level in comparison to the influence of other variables. The results of the analysis in this paper suggest that inflow of foreign direct investment does not affect to a significant extent the economic development of selected countries in the Western Balkans.

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Foreign Direct Investment in the Function of Economic Development - Example of Selected Countries in the Western Balkans

Domazet

Marjanović²

2017

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Profitability and liquidity of trading companies in the Republic of Serbia

Vlaović-Begović¹,

Momčilović²

2018

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Sažetak: Imajući u vidu da se trgovinski sektor smatra najvitalnijim i najotpornijim delom privrede, javila se potreba za ispitivanjem profitabilnosti trgovinskih preduzeća. Uzorak se sastoji od 41 trgovinskog preduzeća (srednjeg i velikog) koje posluje u Republici Srbiji. Analizirana preduzeća se bave trgovinom na malo, trgovinom na veliko i trgovinom motornim vozilima. Rezultati istraživanja su pokazali da su bruto i neto profitne marže u posmatranim godinama u proseku veće kod srednjih u odnosu na velika trgovinska preduzeća. Srednja trgovinska preduzeća u proseku imaju stopu prinosa na imovinu veću oko 2% od velikih trgovinskih preduzeća, dok im je stopa prinosa na investirani kapital u proseku veća od 8% do 10%. Prosečne vrednosti neto i bruto profitne marže su najveće kod preduzeća koja se bave trgovinom motornim vozilima, a najmanje kod trgovinskih preduzeća na malo. Trgovinska preduzeća na veliko i trgovinska preduzeća koja se bave motornim vozilima su sigurna u održavanju likvidnosti, dok je trgovinskim preduzećima na malo likvidnost ugrožena.

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Trade and EU accession: The case of Serbia

Cited by 2 publications

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Foreign Direct Investment in the Function of Economic Development - Example of Selected Countries in the Western Balkans

Foreign Direct Investment in the Function of Economic Development - Example of Selected Countries in the Western Balkans

Profitability and liquidity of trading companies in the Republic of Serbia

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