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Ekonomski rast i strukturne reforme

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  • Mladen Vedriš

    (redovni profosor na Pravnom fakultetu Sveucilišta u Zagrebu, predstojnik Katedre za ekonomske znanost)

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Mijenjati se (reformirati se) kako bi se išlo naprijed ili, barem, ne zaostajalo - opce je prihvaceno pravilo ponašanja - na razini na- cela. Kada se mora primijeniti konkretno i neposredno - znatno je to teže i složenije ostvariti: zadire se u postojece odnose, postignute položaje i zatecena stanja. Drugacije receno, zahtijeva pojacani angažman, nova znanja i politicku spremnost i sposobnost da se strucno pripremljene i provedu. Što i kako se mijenja svijet i EU danas, što Hrvatska može, a još više mora uciniti u kontekstu realizacije programa koherentnih strukturnih reformi, kljucna je tema istraživanja ovog rada. Cilj je pak ukazati na neposredno razvojnu vezu pojedinih strukturnih reformi i ostvarenja gospodarskog rasta; ako se reforme ne provode cjelovito, konzistentno i interaktivno, tada je krajnje upitan i njihov segmentirano pozitivan ucinak. I dodatno, destruira se povjerenje i spremnost ukupne javnosti u mogucnosti zaokreta, te ostvarenja krajnjih razvojnih ciljeva: stabilan gospodarski rast, visoke stope zaposlenosti, društvo blagostanja i socijalni konsenzus. Sve su to dosezi koje su ostvarivi uz pretpostavku uspješnog kontinuiranog ostvarivanja procesa strukturnih prilagodbi - kao organiziranog nacina življenja i djelovanja, a ne jednokratne više ili manje uspješne PR kampanje. Cinjenica da upravo države dostignutog visokog stupnja ekonomske uspješnosti najviše i proaktivno se reformiraju, u visokoj mjeri sukladno s uspostavom osnovne istraživacke teze: neminovnost ustanovljavanja, oblikovanja i sustavne provedbe reformi kao bitne podloge za ostvarenje gospodarskog rasta.

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  • Mladen Vedriš, 2013. "Ekonomski rast i strukturne reforme," Ekonomija Economics, Rifin d.o.o., vol. 20(1), pages 183-216.
    • Handle: RePEc:eff:ekoeco:v:20:y:2013:i:1:p:183-216
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    Keywords

    Globalna kriza; nacionalno gospodarstvo i kriza; clanstvo u EU; strukturne prilagodbe i reforme; odgovornost i uloga države; koherentnost; gospodarski rast;
    All these keywords.

    JEL classification:

    • F50 - International Economics - - International Relations, National Security, and International Political Economy - - - General
    • O11 - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth - - Economic Development - - - Macroeconomic Analyses of Economic Development

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