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Economists from WEBecon Network in the podcast “Where Is the Money?”

byФинанце Тхинк

Boycott. Discontent. High Prices.
The region is protesting against rising store prices.

But is the crisis nearing its end, and are these just its final, delayed effects? Has the region significantly impoverished over the past four years?
If a new crisis arises, will we be able to handle it?

Our economists from WEBecon Network provide answers to these pressing questions:

  • Marija Basheska from Finance Think, North Macedonia
  • Vojin Golubović from ISSP, Montenegro
  • Lazar Ivanović from Centar za visoke ekonomske studije – CEVES, Serbia
  • Amela Kurta from CREDI, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Tune in to the podcast “Where Is the Money?” with Goran Temenugov on Pari.com.mk.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFkYg0UkKJA
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