Sectoral economic policies

byФИНАНЦЕ ТХИНК- Институт за економско истражување и политики, Скопје

Although this program is entitled ‘sectoral economic policies`, its importance in Finance Think is broader and applies to all policies affecting economic growth and development of Macedonia. This research program includes but is not limited to: social policies, policies in education and health, agricultural policy, policies in the area of the financial system, policies related to EU and NATO integration and so on.

Within this program the following projects have been implemented:

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