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Following the requirement of the European Commission from September 2009 the relevant institutions in BiH have prepared the Economic and Fiscal Programme for 2010 (EFP 2010). Programme of this year is the forth one submitted to the European Commission but it is also the first one after the Stabilisation and Accession Agreement was signed in June 2008 and the Interim Agreement came into force. The Economic and Fiscal Programme is considered to be a preparation for the Pre-Accession Economic Programme (PEP) which is a compulsory document for candidate countries for EU membership, particularly as a preparation for the revised Lisbon Strategy and the Convergence Programme upon accession. |
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A close look at the link between poverty and trade issues in BiH, examination of their potential inter-relations, and some recommendations for policy makers. |
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One of the crucial challenges for BiH, on its way toward EU membership and the possible adoption of the Euro, is to maintain the monetary stability achieved in the past ten years through the currency board arrangement. |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has entered a phase of rapidly expanding economic activity. This is strengthening the citizens’ confidence in the future, and it is time to ask important questions such as: What are the most powerful actual – and potential – engines of economic growth? How developed is the legal and administrative environment for economic activities? What should economic research and advice focus on – to make sure policy measures will go in the right direction? |
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This paper analyses CIT burdens in BiH in cross-country comparison (both ex-post measures such as statutory rates and ratios of corporate tax receipts to total tax revenues and GDP, and ex-ante measures, following Devereux-Griffith effective marginal and average rates for different kinds of investments and types of financing, are calculated). |
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