Policy Brief 47: What are the potentials of export-oriented companies and how can the government stimulate the use of potentials after Covid-19?
Paper in compendium: “Review of the Existing Evidence on the Socio-Economic Effect of Covid-19 in North Macedonia”
Finance Think contributed to the publication of the Aspen Institute
How did Covid-19 affect the economy in the country? Which workers and sectors were most at risk? How will the pandemic affect poverty? What did the government do and what were the results?
Finance Think contributed to the publication “The Covid-19 Pandemic in the Western Balkans: Consequences and Policy Approaches” by the Aspen Institute Germany, which answers this and many other questions.
Citation: “Finance Think Analysis: Agricultural Workers – Silent Victims of the Pandemic”
Citation: „Agricultural workers did not have access to the measure “14,500 per worker”“
Citation: “Agricultural workers most affected by the number of lost jobs”
Journal article: Youth Underemployment in the Western Balkans: A Multidimensional Approach, 59(1), p.25-50
Journalistic story: “Export companies have the potential to accelerate the post-crisis recovery of the economy. What measures should the Government encourage?”
Paper published in international journal
The scientific paper of our Blagica Petreski and Despina Tumanoska, as well the Advisory Board member Jorge Davalos, which was recently accepted in the international peer-reviewed journal Eastern European Economics (IF = .854) got volume and issue 59(1), p. 25-50.
The second in a series of state aid webinars has been successfully completed
The webinar was hosted by Ms. Ruzica Gelo, EU Negotiation Consultant from Croatia. The video is available through our FB channel.