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Rural areas in Kosovo, although covering 60 per cent of the population, do not contribute much to the economic growth. One of the reasons for this situation is that agriculture is stagnating because most of the farms produce for self-consumption. Imports are thus required to meet the urban...
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The accession of ten countries from Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has dramatically increased the rural population and territory of the European Union (EU). The success of EU enlargement will thus depend to a significant extent on the resources of rural areas in the NMS and the ability of...
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Republic Macedonia has been settled in the central part of Balkan Peninsula. It is small country (25 713 kilometer square), without sea exit, relatively undeveloped. The beginning of the transition has been parallel with the starting period of building independent state as a new historical...
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Rural public goods are relatively wide concept in economics. Samuelson defined pure public good to be one that is both non-rivalries and non-excludable. Private provision of pure public good is efficient because people are able to free ride. Generally, rural public goods can be divided into two...
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