Jovan
pre 16 godina
as a side-note:
if there is no electoral fraud...
the socalled "pro-european forces" will not win.
and Serbia´s economic growth will go on...
Tuesday, 29.04.2008.
14:09
Serbia will achieve economic growth this year and the next of four and six percent respectively, experts of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted.
Izvor: B92
pre 16 godina
as a side-note:
if there is no electoral fraud...
the socalled "pro-european forces" will not win.
and Serbia´s economic growth will go on...
pre 16 godina
From the article:
- “The bottom rate in the region means that we are the most sensitive to loans. I do not agree with the estimates of the IMF because they base them on the notion that oil prices will fall. They do not include in their estimates eventual bombing of gas pipelines or sinking of tankers, which is why we have the current record prices of oil, and the loans which are more abundant, and because of this, Serbia will have more growth this year than the IMF estimates,” advisor of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Miroslav Zdravković is optimistic.
Could someone please re-translate that for me into something understandable?
pre 16 godina
From the article:
- “The bottom rate in the region means that we are the most sensitive to loans. I do not agree with the estimates of the IMF because they base them on the notion that oil prices will fall. They do not include in their estimates eventual bombing of gas pipelines or sinking of tankers, which is why we have the current record prices of oil, and the loans which are more abundant, and because of this, Serbia will have more growth this year than the IMF estimates,” advisor of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Miroslav Zdravković is optimistic.
Could someone please re-translate that for me into something understandable?
pre 16 godina
as a side-note:
if there is no electoral fraud...
the socalled "pro-european forces" will not win.
and Serbia´s economic growth will go on...
pre 16 godina
From the article:
- “The bottom rate in the region means that we are the most sensitive to loans. I do not agree with the estimates of the IMF because they base them on the notion that oil prices will fall. They do not include in their estimates eventual bombing of gas pipelines or sinking of tankers, which is why we have the current record prices of oil, and the loans which are more abundant, and because of this, Serbia will have more growth this year than the IMF estimates,” advisor of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Miroslav Zdravković is optimistic.
Could someone please re-translate that for me into something understandable?
pre 16 godina
as a side-note:
if there is no electoral fraud...
the socalled "pro-european forces" will not win.
and Serbia´s economic growth will go on...
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