The Maastricht Treaty criteria are becoming the criteria for Slovenian economic policy making too, although they are not considered as standards for a country about to join the EU. Certainly, they represent a pressure on economic policy and require coordination of policies. Change in policy...

The article outlines the most significant changes in the banking sector and traces its possible future path in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) in the context of competing banking models. The main conclusion is that despite the transition the orientation of the banking sector will be towards the...

This article presents an empirical analysis of income distribution based on income tax data for Slovenia in 1991-2000. It presents evidence of rising inequalities in income distribution (gross income, gross wages and pensions). These results are supported by coefficients of variation, Gini...