Institutions, regulatory role and economic growth of national economies
In the present time, characterized by the rapid disturbances in all time more connected global economy, territorially as well as structurally, the role of the state’s influence and responsibility with the adequate institutional addresses and procedures, defined in larger context, becomes the essen...
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| Format: | Article |
| Language: | English |
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Faculty of Economics in Osijek
2008-12-01
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| Series: | Ekonomski Vjesnik |
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| Online Access: | http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/66760 |
| Summary: | In the present time, characterized by the rapid disturbances in all time more connected global economy,
territorially as well as structurally, the role of the state’s influence and responsibility with the adequate
institutional addresses and procedures, defined in larger context, becomes the essential point not only of
the further growth but also of the existing relations viability. It is simply because the encirclement does not
function on the principle of status quo situation any more.
Therefore, the role and significance of institutions, adequate regulatory role of these addresses, in the context
of demand of permanent and stable economic growth, are of particular interest in the creation of this
model. This analysis gains in importance studying the realized accelerated economic growth of states from
some parts of the world, notably in the period after WW II.
This question turned out to be exceptionally essential during the analysis of national strategies of accelerated
economic growth (catch up strategy).
On the other side of analysis are the transition period and the processes realized on the territory of the East
and Central European states up to 1990 that were under the strong influence of the USSR. The attempts
and mistakes in the quest for adequate balance of the market role were initially indoctrinated and led by the
predominant conviction that the principles of Washington consensus will lead up to accelerated and efficient
change of the entire structure of national economies and new frames for future behaviour. The problems that
appeared very soon led to the establishment of significantly more balanced first the understanding and then
to establishing significantly, more appropriate concept of balance and complementarity of market development
with the permanently present role and responsibility of the state in this process and on this road. |
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| ISSN: | 0353-359X 1847-2206 |