Financial Theory and Practice

2005 - 2016

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The quality of governance and economic growth in Croatia pp. 279-308: Marijana Badjun
Measuring the efficiency and productivity of the Croatian banks with Malmquists index of change of total factor productivity pp. 309-325: Marko Primorac and Zvonimir Troskot
The outlook for the development of the investment funds in the republic of Croatia pp. 327-340: Dijana Juric
Does work pay in Slovenia? pp. 341-362: Primoz Dolenc and Milan Vodopivec
Moving up the income ladder? What are the obstacles: a case study of indigenous people in Latin America pp. 361-381: Ivan Grguric

Does Croatia need a general anti-avoidance rule? Recommended changes to Croatia's current legislative framework pp. 211-227: Rebecca Prebble
The tax wedge in Slovenia: international comparison and policy recommendations pp. 229-243: Primoz Dolenc and Milan Vodopivec
The European Union budget pp. 245-262: Hrvoje Šimović

Impact of foreign direct investment on Croatian manufacturing exports pp. 131-158: Goran Vukšić
Financial reporting on the internet and the practice of croatian joint stock companies quoted on the stock exchanges pp. 159-174: Ivica Pervan
Managing the cash and liquidity of the Croatian budget pp. 175-204: Anto Bajo

Central and east European social policy and European union accession - time for reflections pp. 1-12: Noemi Lendvai
The challenges of real and subjective poverty and the growth of inequality in the economies of southeast Europe in transition pp. 13-16: Ivo Bicanic and Vojmir Franicevic
Poverty and social transfers in Croatia pp. 17-38: Zoran Sucur
Income distribution in Croatia:what do the household budget survey data tell us? pp. 39-53: Danijel Nestic
Poverty and labor market policies in Croatia pp. 55-73: Vedran Sosic
The role of economic and political measures of the palliation of poverty in Croatia pp. 75-97: Predrag Bejaković
The role of non-governmental non-profit organisations in the provision of social services and the palliation of poverty pp. 99-114: Mihaela Bronic