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Wednesday, 25.07.2012.

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NBS governor on key economic mistakes

The key economic mistakes in the last ten years include artificial strengthening of the dinar in the early 2000s and the euroization process.

Izvor: Tanjug

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Reader

pre 11 godina

"So SNS will change the law to eliminate the relative independence of the National Bank of Serbia to make it an appointed official from the governing party. "

This would go against one of the most important principles in the EU and not only, central banks must be independent from government. Otherwise a lot of problems. Shouldn't Serbia align with practices of the EU, since one of the main objectives professed by SNS is joining the EU?

bganon

pre 11 godina

So SNS will change the law to eliminate the relative independence of the National Bank of Serbia to make it an appointed official from the governing party.

Yes, its a problem that there is no job for Tabakovic, because G17 has been given the economic portfolios so the only job left is National Bank Governor, so for the sake of a party official and her supporters the law must be changed!

Stephen

pre 11 godina

He's worse then Milosevics governors in 1990ties. 1 new Dinar in 1995 was 6 Dm. Today, 1 euro is 120 dinars. How that could be good governor?

Boxer

pre 11 godina

Governor's surprisingly missed the domestic banking sector is dominant in foreign hands. Corruption is not bothered by anything foreign banks to enter into such a system and that it swim like a fish in water. What are the tax benefits, which the NBS monetary policy, financial system has been designed in accordance with the interests of banks, to the detriment of the economy, citizens and the Serbian budget.

Pink puff

pre 11 godina

Mr. Soskic is attacked and the prices of public companies, but not at the cost of banking services. We have the most expensive in the region of interest!!!!

Steven.001

pre 11 godina

Mr Soskic, one of the best moves in your career would be your resignation on current position. Let other expert try to fix the problems you've created. No more talk since that's all you know, from my perspective. I see you as perfect example from George Bernard Shaw famous sentence: "He who can, does. He who cannot, teaches."...

Steven.001

pre 11 godina

Mr Soskic, one of the best moves in your career would be your resignation on current position. Let other expert try to fix the problems you've created. No more talk since that's all you know, from my perspective. I see you as perfect example from George Bernard Shaw famous sentence: "He who can, does. He who cannot, teaches."...

Boxer

pre 11 godina

Governor's surprisingly missed the domestic banking sector is dominant in foreign hands. Corruption is not bothered by anything foreign banks to enter into such a system and that it swim like a fish in water. What are the tax benefits, which the NBS monetary policy, financial system has been designed in accordance with the interests of banks, to the detriment of the economy, citizens and the Serbian budget.

bganon

pre 11 godina

So SNS will change the law to eliminate the relative independence of the National Bank of Serbia to make it an appointed official from the governing party.

Yes, its a problem that there is no job for Tabakovic, because G17 has been given the economic portfolios so the only job left is National Bank Governor, so for the sake of a party official and her supporters the law must be changed!

Pink puff

pre 11 godina

Mr. Soskic is attacked and the prices of public companies, but not at the cost of banking services. We have the most expensive in the region of interest!!!!

Reader

pre 11 godina

"So SNS will change the law to eliminate the relative independence of the National Bank of Serbia to make it an appointed official from the governing party. "

This would go against one of the most important principles in the EU and not only, central banks must be independent from government. Otherwise a lot of problems. Shouldn't Serbia align with practices of the EU, since one of the main objectives professed by SNS is joining the EU?

Stephen

pre 11 godina

He's worse then Milosevics governors in 1990ties. 1 new Dinar in 1995 was 6 Dm. Today, 1 euro is 120 dinars. How that could be good governor?

Steven.001

pre 11 godina

Mr Soskic, one of the best moves in your career would be your resignation on current position. Let other expert try to fix the problems you've created. No more talk since that's all you know, from my perspective. I see you as perfect example from George Bernard Shaw famous sentence: "He who can, does. He who cannot, teaches."...

Boxer

pre 11 godina

Governor's surprisingly missed the domestic banking sector is dominant in foreign hands. Corruption is not bothered by anything foreign banks to enter into such a system and that it swim like a fish in water. What are the tax benefits, which the NBS monetary policy, financial system has been designed in accordance with the interests of banks, to the detriment of the economy, citizens and the Serbian budget.

Stephen

pre 11 godina

He's worse then Milosevics governors in 1990ties. 1 new Dinar in 1995 was 6 Dm. Today, 1 euro is 120 dinars. How that could be good governor?

Pink puff

pre 11 godina

Mr. Soskic is attacked and the prices of public companies, but not at the cost of banking services. We have the most expensive in the region of interest!!!!

bganon

pre 11 godina

So SNS will change the law to eliminate the relative independence of the National Bank of Serbia to make it an appointed official from the governing party.

Yes, its a problem that there is no job for Tabakovic, because G17 has been given the economic portfolios so the only job left is National Bank Governor, so for the sake of a party official and her supporters the law must be changed!

Reader

pre 11 godina

"So SNS will change the law to eliminate the relative independence of the National Bank of Serbia to make it an appointed official from the governing party. "

This would go against one of the most important principles in the EU and not only, central banks must be independent from government. Otherwise a lot of problems. Shouldn't Serbia align with practices of the EU, since one of the main objectives professed by SNS is joining the EU?