REGIONAL COOPERATION AND ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
REGIONAL COOPERATION AND ECONOMIC INTEGRATION REGIONAL COOPERATION AND ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
CONTENTS: PART I: REGIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS AND REGIONAL COOPERATION Andrej Kumar, Ph. D. THEORETICAL BACKGROUND AND SOME PRACTICAL EVIDENCES ON RTAS AND TRADE OPENNESS ................................................................................................ 1 Radmila Jovančević, Ph.D. THE IMPACT OF WORLD ECONOMIC CRISIS ON THE SUSTAINABLE GROWTH OF THE SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES: DOES REGIONAL COOPERATION MATTER ....................................................................... 17 Oleksiy Plotnikov, REGIONAL INTEGRATION OF UKRAINE IN THE CONDITIONS OF GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS ................................................................................. 31 Ilona Cserháti, PhD, Tibor Keresztély, Zsuzsa Varga ANALYSIS OF THE MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS OF THE EUROPEAN INTEGRATION AND THE EU-TRANSFERS ............................................................... 43 Dr Márta Zádor, Ph.D., Dr Tamás Gáspár, Ph.D . PERFORMANCE AND ENLARGEMENT IN POST-LISBON STRATEGY (A NEW APPROACH) .....................................................................................................................57 Goran Buturac, Ph.D., Research Fellow, COMPARISON OF TRADE PATTERNS OF SELECTED SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES............................................................. 75 Part II: RCEFTA-2006 TRADE COOPERATION Ljubica Kostovska Ph.D. CEFTA-2006 PROGRESS AND WORLD ECONOMIC CRISIS ................................... 91 Ivo Družić, PhD, Marija Penava, Tomislav Sekur DYNAMICS AND COMPOSITION OF TRADE RELATIONS BETWEEN CROATIA AND CEFTA 2006 COUNTRIES ............................................................... 101 Sanja Jelisavac, M.Sc., Mina Zirojević, M.A., Sanja Jelisavac, M.Sc. CEFTA 2006 AND ECONOMIC CRISES – CASE OF SERBIA ..................................117 Goce Petreski, Ph. D., Olivera Kostoska FOREIGN TRADE, LIBERALIZATION AND COMPETITIVENESS OF THE MACEDONIAN ECONOMY...........................................................................127 VII
Olga Gradiska-Temenugova, Ph.D., Daniela Mamucevska, M.Sc. REGIONAL COOPERATION – IS IT A FORM OR A REALITY THE CASE OF THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA .......................................................................147 Irena Kikerkova, Ph.D. CEFTA-2006 AS BASIS FOR ECONOMIC REINTEGRATION OF WESTERN BALKAN COUNTRIES .......................................................................157 Biljana Sekulovska-Gaber, Ph.D. TRADE LINKS BETWEEN THE COUNTRIES IN THE REGION OF SOUTHEAST EUROPE: ARE THE NEIGHBORS OF THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA BACK ............................................................................................ 171 Part III: SOME ASPECTS OF TRADE STATISTICS AND REPORTING Predrag Bjelić, Ph.D., Sandra Stojadinović Jovanović, M.Sc. NEW CONCEPT OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE STATISTICS ................................. 181 Minovski Zoran, PhD, Serafimoska Marina, MSc, HARMONIZATION OF FINANCIAL REPORTING IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA AND EUROPEAN UNION IN FUNCTION OF REGIONAL COLLABORATION AND ECONOMIC INTEGRATION ............................................193 Stanislav Černoša THE GRAVITY MODEL AS WORKHORSE: WHAT CAN WE LEARN ALMOST FIFTY YEARS LATER ................................................................. 203 Part IV CEFTA-2006 AND ANHANCING COMPETITIVENESS OF THE REGION - SOME SECTORAL ASPECTS Ivan-Damir Anić, Ph.D., Edo Rajh, Ph.D., Ivan Teodorović, Ph.D. SOURCES OF COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE IN THE CROATIAN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY.................................................................................. 215 dr Maja Ćirić, THE INVESTMENT IN HUMAN CAPITAL – THE RIGHT WAY TO ENHANCE COMPETITIVENESS IN BALKAN TRANSITION ECONOMIES ................................................. 229 Jelena Filipovic, Aleksandar Djordjevic, COMPARISON OF MARKETING ACTIVITIES BETWEEN MNCS AND DOMESTIC COMPANIES IN SERBIA .............................................................. 241 Dr. sc. Ivan Mišetić, Dr. sc. Mirko Tatalović, Jasmin Bajić, B sc. PUBLIC SERVICE OBLIGATION MODEL ON EUROPEAN SOUTHEAST AIR TRANSPORT MARKET ................................................................ 251 VIII
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CONTENTS:<br />
PART I: <strong>REGIONAL</strong> TRADE AGREEMENTS <strong>AND</strong><br />
<strong>REGIONAL</strong> <strong>COOPERATION</strong><br />
Andrej Kumar, Ph. D.<br />
THEORETICAL BACKGROUND <strong>AND</strong> SOME PRACTICAL EVIDENCES ON RTAS<br />
<strong>AND</strong> TRADE OPENNESS ................................................................................................ 1<br />
Radmila Jovančević, Ph.D.<br />
THE IMPACT OF WORLD <strong>ECONOMIC</strong> CRISIS ON THE SUSTAINABLE<br />
GROWTH OF THE SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES: DOES<br />
<strong>REGIONAL</strong> <strong>COOPERATION</strong> MATTER ....................................................................... 17<br />
Oleksiy Plotnikov,<br />
<strong>REGIONAL</strong> <strong>INTEGRATION</strong> OF UKRAINE IN THE CONDITIONS<br />
OF GLOBAL <strong>ECONOMIC</strong> CRISIS ................................................................................. 31<br />
Ilona Cserháti, PhD, Tibor Keresztély, Zsuzsa Varga<br />
ANALYSIS OF THE MACRO<strong>ECONOMIC</strong> EFFECTS OF THE EUROPEAN<br />
<strong>INTEGRATION</strong> <strong>AND</strong> THE EU-TRANSFERS ............................................................... 43<br />
Dr Márta Zádor, Ph.D., Dr Tamás Gáspár, Ph.D .<br />
PERFORMANCE <strong>AND</strong> ENLARGEMENT IN POST-LISBON STRATEGY<br />
(A NEW APPROACH) .....................................................................................................................57<br />
Goran Buturac, Ph.D., Research Fellow,<br />
COMPARISON OF TRADE PATTERNS OF SELECTED<br />
SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES............................................................. 75<br />
Part II: RCEFTA-2006 TRADE <strong>COOPERATION</strong><br />
Ljubica Kostovska Ph.D.<br />
CEFTA-2006 PROGRESS <strong>AND</strong> WORLD <strong>ECONOMIC</strong> CRISIS ................................... 91<br />
Ivo Družić, PhD, Marija Penava, Tomislav Sekur<br />
DYNAMICS <strong>AND</strong> COMPOSITION OF TRADE RELATIONS BETWEEN<br />
CROATIA <strong>AND</strong> CEFTA 2006 COUNTRIES ............................................................... 101<br />
Sanja Jelisavac, M.Sc., Mina Zirojević, M.A., Sanja Jelisavac, M.Sc.<br />
CEFTA 2006 <strong>AND</strong> <strong>ECONOMIC</strong> CRISES – CASE OF SERBIA ..................................117<br />
Goce Petreski, Ph. D., Olivera Kostoska<br />
FOREIGN TRADE, LIBERALIZATION <strong>AND</strong> COMPETITIVENESS<br />
OF THE MACEDONIAN ECONOMY...........................................................................127<br />
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