Serbia represents "unique market for investors"

These investors would be wise in looking for opportunities other then Serbia!
If one is to look at recent trends & future forecast models, they clearly show & predict that there will be very few Serbs residing in Serbia, maybe to the confines of Belgrade only. Serbia's final stages of disintegration have only started to manifest, Vojvodina, the Presevo vally, Sandzak, are most likely the first that will breakaway from what we call "Serbia!" And given Serbia's track record, she will most likely initiate policies of the 1990s, like crimes against humanity, ethnic cleansing, rape, mass killings, etc! And yet again, Serbia will most likely target the civilian populations of these regions?

Serbia is right now an ok place to invest but there is a lot of work that needs to be done before it is a great place to invest. Labor costs are pretty low but productivity is also low so an investor needs to invest quite a bit in training and human resource management. The business environment is improving but there is still way too much bureaucracy and unnecessary regulation. Things are moving in the right direction but way too slowly. Socialism and crony capitalism have not been working out very well during the past 25 years so isn't it time to try market economics and let entrepreneurs create jobs?

These investors would be wise in looking for opportunities other then Serbia!
If one is to look at recent trends & future forecast models, they clearly show & predict that there will be very few Serbs residing in Serbia, maybe to the confines of Belgrade only. Serbia's final stages of disintegration have only started to manifest, Vojvodina, the Presevo vally, Sandzak, are most likely the first that will breakaway from what we call "Serbia!" And given Serbia's track record, she will most likely initiate policies of the 1990s, like crimes against humanity, ethnic cleansing, rape, mass killings, etc! And yet again, Serbia will most likely target the civilian populations of these regions?

Serbia is right now an ok place to invest but there is a lot of work that needs to be done before it is a great place to invest. Labor costs are pretty low but productivity is also low so an investor needs to invest quite a bit in training and human resource management. The business environment is improving but there is still way too much bureaucracy and unnecessary regulation. Things are moving in the right direction but way too slowly. Socialism and crony capitalism have not been working out very well during the past 25 years so isn't it time to try market economics and let entrepreneurs create jobs?