The globalization process in Serbia and Montenegro

In 2003, the Republic of Serbia, the socio-economic development trends and Montenegro was characterized the Goverment positive role To implement reforms to strengthen the transition process.

According to the reconstruction and development (EBRD), Serbia and Montenegro, the European Bank report documents progress in the implementation of reform is greater than the report of the 27 other Eastern European countries.In transition, EBRD graded Serbia and Montenegro 3 + (scale 1-4) foreign trade policy, small enterprise privatization and price liberalization process.

The current state of the global economy, particularly the European Union can not be expected until the end of 2004, the growth rate in the global economy.
Development Council of the Republic, in April 2003, the economic trends in Serbia characteristics slowdown in economic activity, but the actual price, together with the salary increase stability and growth in January in foreign goods trade.Exports 2003, April 28,6 % to 2002.The coverage of imports and exports increased by 41,9% over the same period in April 2003.

May 2003 the price rose to April and 0.5%
0.4% of the cost of living.
The total employed population in the end of March 2003
Amounted to 1,782.841 (source: Republican Labour Market Bureau). Using the same source, we can see that in Serbia, 947,426 unemployed persons.Mentioned the number of the 17.7% increase from 2003 to 2002.

In 2003,336 enterprises were privatized bidding and auction, 159,5 million (Source: Republic Development Bureau). According to the same source, the process of transformation, 73 economic systems.Also, the Serbian government Rao yuan through entrepreneurial development strategies in Serbia from 2003-2008.

Analysis of the economic development in Serbia, the most developed cities in Serbia, more than 85%, the average level of development in Serbia and other aspects of Apatin, the development of the most developed city with 76% lower than the average Serbian Tutin.

Finally, we can conclude, Serbia and Montenegro will try to as soon as possible as possible.In despite our best wishes to integrate into the global economy, it seems to be fast, our expectations are very unrealistic. After a long stagnation, wars, low economic growth rate, high inflation (In 1993.it is the highest in the world).

Unemployment and low per capita income, the path of integration will be long and difficult process.Knowing, our government will strive to make this process shorther structural changes in the national economy and transition strides toward the structure of the developed economies and performance as our standard of living rose as a standard fast it is possible to make progress.The first results has not yet obvious.