The Process of Transition and the Capital Market in the Republic of Croatia

Branimir Marković and Branko Matić

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Abstract: As a transition country, Croatia is confronted with fundamental changes in the segment of capital transactions. These changes are the result of the country’s market orientation, of its position in the globalization (integration) processes, but especially of its needs. The limiting framework of a more signifi cant development of the capital market is set by the reached level of development of the Croatian economy, by the underdevelopment of the entire fi nancial market, by, until recently, inadequate legal regulation and, partially, by the specifi c tradition and conservatism in this segment. The present situation in the segment of capital transactions indicates the comprehensiveness of the changes regarding the development of the capital market, but at the same time the extreme sensitivity of this market to changes of the economic activity in the country, as well as in its surrounding, and high sensibility relating to the political decision about the initiation of negotiations with the European Union concerning the membership of Croatia in this association.

Keywords: financial system; capital market; transition; the European Union (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: E22 F2 G2 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006
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Published in Interdisciplinary Management Research II (2006): pp. 343-349

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