Comparative analysis of economic and social policy development in Croatia and Slovenia

Babić, Zdenko; Lučev, Josip

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“…Tako je u samo tri godine, do 1993. godine, hrvatski BDP po stanovniku pao na razinu 61,5% slovenskog, da bi 2016. ta razina bila oko 75% Slovenskog BDP-a (Babić i Lučev, 2019.). Prema podacima Eurostata, BDP u tekućim cijenama po glavi stanovnika 2021. godine iznosio je 14 740 EUR u Hrvatskoj te 24 680 EUR u Sloveniji 4 . Međutim, kada se uzmu u obzir razlike u razinama cijena te razlike BDP-a prema paritetu kupovne snage, onda se navedena razlika nešto smanjuje: prema Eurostatu, Hrvatska je 2021. godine bila na razini oko 70% EU27 prosjeka, a Slovenija na 90% tako da se razlika smanjila u odnosu na podatak iz 2016. godine, no još nije dostigla predratnu razinu iz 1990. godine.…”

Section: Razlike U Ekonomskoj Razvijenosti I Dinamika Ekonomskih Neje...unclassified

Izazovi U Ublažavanju Siromaštva: Komparativna Analiza Sustava Minimalnog Dohotka Hrvatske I Slovenije

Babić

2023

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CHALLENGES IN POVERTY ALLEVIATION: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MINIMUM INCOME SYSTEMS IN CROATIA AND SLOVENIA ABSTRACT Minimum income systems in the countries of the European Union are an important instrument in the policy of fighting poverty. Although in several strategic documents of various EU institutions, member states are invited to improve their minimum income systems and the recommendations how to do it are included, in a large number of EU countries, including Croatia, the aforementioned recommendations are still awaiting implementation. Therefore, the main goal of this work is to achieve a deeper insight into the potentials and challenges of the minimum income system in their focus on poverty alleviation and better social integration of their users in Croatia and Slovenia through a comparative analysis of the minimum income systems in Croatia and Slovenia. For the comparison and evaluation of the minimum income systems, numerous indicators will be analysed, such as the rate of adequacy of the minimum income and the rate of coverage of the poor by the minimum income for the period from 2018 to 2020. Elements of the availability of the minimum income system to citizens will be analysed, such as the complexity of the application process and the complexity of the method of checking income and assets, the so-called means test. At the end, after the analysis, certain recommendations for improving the minimum income system in the Republic of Croatia will be presented. Key words: minimum income; poverty; social exclusion; social integration

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Izazovi U Ublažavanju Siromaštva: Komparativna Analiza Sustava Minimalnog Dohotka Hrvatske I Slovenije

Babić

2023

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“…Stubbs i Zrinščak, 2022;Clarke i dr., 2015) -no na samom studiju, za razliku od Studija javne uprave, nisu uvedeni kolegiji u kojima bi se zasebno izučavao narativ javnih politika. Neovisno o tome, istraživači javnih politika i političke ekonomije s Fakulteta političkih znanosti objavili su nekoliko zajedničkih radova (Babić i Lučev, 2019;Lučev i Babić, 2013).…”

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Petak

Petković

2022

Polit. misao (Online)

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Cilj je ovoga rada prikazati i analizirati istraživanje javnih politika u kontekstu razvoja hrvatske politologije te odnos istraživanja javnih politika unutar političke znanosti s njihovim zahvaćanjem kroz druge znanosti i međudisciplinarna područja u Hrvatskoj. Nakon uvoda se u prvome dijelu rada određuju javne politike te se prikazuje razvoj teorijskog diskursa koji se formirao oko javnih politika kao racionalnog sklopa državne intervencije u društvo koji teži dobrom upravljanju. U drugome se dijelu analizira i tumači kontekstualno specifičan razvoj istraživanja javnih politika u okvirima hrvatske politologije. U trećem dijelu taj se razvoj dovodi u vezu s primjerima istraživanja i poučavanja javnih politika u drugim institucionalnim žarištima i disciplinarnim diskursima koji akademski zahvaćaju javne politike. U zaključku se ocjenjuje stanje istraživanja javnih politika te se skiciraju mogući budući pravci razvoja istraživanja i akademskog utjecanja na stvaranje javnih politika unutar i preko granica politologije. Naša je teza – ili, točnije, vrijednosno vođena projekcija – da javnim politikama kao teorijski i metodologijski konstituiranom predmetu istraživanja i politološkoj poddisciplini predstoji, kao praktičan izazov, snažnija međudisciplinarna suradnja izvan okvira političke znanosti u združenom rješavanju relevantnih javnih problema političke zajednice.

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“…In order to provide a meaningful comparison of these two trends, we choose Slovenia, an economy with numerous structural similarities (Babić & Lučev, 2019).…”

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Economic policy independence in EU member states

Lučev

Cvrtila

2021

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Purpose: The independence of the economic policy of national states in the European Union is a relevant and politically controversial issue as notions of lost sovereignty are often evoked by populist political options. It is therefore important to distinctly outline the actual state of affairs. Methodology: Methodology is descriptive and comparative. The article starts by surveying traditional and recent political, institutional and economic arguments on policy convergence in areas undergoing economic integration. The article continues by contrasting the complex notion of economic sovereignty and the ongoing development of economic policy constrictions of EU (and eurozone) membership. Croatia is then compared to relevant economies in key economic policies in response to the crisis of 2008/09 in order to evaluate the maneuvering room left by the various policy constrictions. Results: Particular attention is devoted to the comparison of exchange rate policy, fiscal policy and monetary policy employed by member states in response to the crisis of 2008/09. While economic independence in terms of crisis management is clearly reduced by virtue of EU and eurozone membership, its effects should not be felt as a change of policy direction in the case of Croatia. Conclusion: We conclude that the policy restrictions imposed by EU membership and expected entry into the eurozone are in line with economic restraints and exhibited national policy preferences prior to EU accession.

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Comparative analysis of economic and social policy development in Croatia and Slovenia

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Izazovi U Ublažavanju Siromaštva: Komparativna Analiza Sustava Minimalnog Dohotka Hrvatske I Slovenije

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