One way or another, Albania will go bankrupt, fragment, consistently produce sub-standard athletes and sporting teams, drug dealers, people and organ smugglers, and unemployed, uneducated simpletons like you who spend their time trolling websites.
Serbia's finances are still not in great shape but yes since 2012 the situation has improved. This was forced on the government by the IMF and the possibility of a future debt default. Other reforms like Labor Law and construction permitting were also pushed from outside but President Vucic and a few others made sure they were not blocked by usual special interests. Privatization and restructuring of state owned companies goes slower because many people steal from those companies and are quite resistant. Some are well-connected and are the same people who lock up markets and are insolvent but lock up bank credit as they play shell games with their debt.
Dealing with cronyism and patronage is the next step in Serbia's reform effort. When that gets done we will be a serious country that deserves to be in the EU.
Serbia's finances are still not in great shape but yes since 2012 the situation has improved. This was forced on the government by the IMF and the possibility of a future debt default. Other reforms like Labor Law and construction permitting were also pushed from outside but President Vucic and a few others made sure they were not blocked by usual special interests. Privatization and restructuring of state owned companies goes slower because many people steal from those companies and are quite resistant. Some are well-connected and are the same people who lock up markets and are insolvent but lock up bank credit as they play shell games with their debt.
Dealing with cronyism and patronage is the next step in Serbia's reform effort. When that gets done we will be a serious country that deserves to be in the EU.
One way or another, Albania will go bankrupt, fragment, consistently produce sub-standard athletes and sporting teams, drug dealers, people and organ smugglers, and unemployed, uneducated simpletons like you who spend their time trolling websites.
Serbia's finances are still not in great shape but yes since 2012 the situation has improved. This was forced on the government by the IMF and the possibility of a future debt default. Other reforms like Labor Law and construction permitting were also pushed from outside but President Vucic and a few others made sure they were not blocked by usual special interests. Privatization and restructuring of state owned companies goes slower because many people steal from those companies and are quite resistant. Some are well-connected and are the same people who lock up markets and are insolvent but lock up bank credit as they play shell games with their debt.
Dealing with cronyism and patronage is the next step in Serbia's reform effort. When that gets done we will be a serious country that deserves to be in the EU.
One way or another, Albania will go bankrupt, fragment, consistently produce sub-standard athletes and sporting teams, drug dealers, people and organ smugglers, and unemployed, uneducated simpletons like you who spend their time trolling websites.
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