The paper analyses economic inequality in Croatia in comparison with other transition economies of Central, East and … main findings are the following Over the entire transition period, Croatia has had a rather low and remarkably stable level … from paid employment was rising, overall stability of income inequality was due to a reduction of the more unequally …

rates - just as Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro. Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan will rebound more strongly … pronounced as long as employment fails to grow. Investment will not act as a strong engine of growth either. Given the generally …

the third quarter of 2011. In a number of countries (e.g. Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Serbia, Slovenia) the most …

, while Slovenia and Croatia will be unable to avoid another recession this year – notwithstanding the likely beneficial …

employment. Furthermore, patterns of adjustment across CESEE economies vary greatly, with some countries (such as Croatia … dampens consumption expenditures, and leads to cutbacks in employment (and wages), which, in turn, lower household incomes and … markets of the CESEEs and the situation of the banking sector respectively. Towards the end of 2011 the employment situation …

prospects for the countries of Central, East and Southeast Europe (CESEE) this year. Slovenia, Croatia and the Czech Republic … may put in question the model of convergence growth. Widening of the EU is, in contrast, proceeding with Croatia acceding …, such as Slovenia and Croatia and also the Czech Republic within the CESEE group. Stability issues are also still being …

were still stagnating or contracting in 2010 (Bulgaria, Latvia, Romania, Croatia, Macedonia and Montenegro). However, in …