Serbia records "excellent macro economic results"

"In the previous year, GDP growth was 4.4 percent, a surplus of RSD 32.2 billion was recorded and the public debt currently stands at around 50 percent of GDP"

Keep driving that public debt down which is amazing given the amount of investments that are coming into the country.

What is that like $ 32,200 US and if a another Mc Donald's or a Chinese noodle house opens up Serbia's economy will double at least.
(Lenard, 1 February 2019 19:25)

Better than 80% GDP per Capital Debt in Croatia and not much higher average wages. Relying on tourism to drive your economy will only go so far, look at Greece.

If it weren't for Ana's name, a person would have to guess which one in the picture is the man!

"In the previous year, GDP growth was 4.4 percent, a surplus of RSD 32.2 billion was recorded and the public debt currently stands at around 50 percent of GDP"

Keep driving that public debt down which is amazing given the amount of investments that are coming into the country.
(Jugoslavija, 1 February 2019 16:57) What is that like $ 32,200 US and if a another Mc Donald's or a Chinese noodle house opens up Serbia's economy will double at least.

If it's so great then why are so many serbs migrating to the west? Oh wait! Because serbia is a sh*thole no matter what. Nice to know. Goodluck becoming the next Germany(add sarcasm in)

"In the previous year, GDP growth was 4.4 percent, a surplus of RSD 32.2 billion was recorded and the public debt currently stands at around 50 percent of GDP"

Keep driving that public debt down which is amazing given the amount of investments that are coming into the country.
(Jugoslavija, 1 February 2019 16:57) What is that like $ 32,200 US and if a another Mc Donald's or a Chinese noodle house opens up Serbia's economy will double at least.

If it weren't for Ana's name, a person would have to guess which one in the picture is the man!

If it's so great then why are so many serbs migrating to the west? Oh wait! Because serbia is a sh*thole no matter what. Nice to know. Goodluck becoming the next Germany(add sarcasm in)

"In the previous year, GDP growth was 4.4 percent, a surplus of RSD 32.2 billion was recorded and the public debt currently stands at around 50 percent of GDP"

Keep driving that public debt down which is amazing given the amount of investments that are coming into the country.

What is that like $ 32,200 US and if a another Mc Donald's or a Chinese noodle house opens up Serbia's economy will double at least.
(Lenard, 1 February 2019 19:25)

Better than 80% GDP per Capital Debt in Croatia and not much higher average wages. Relying on tourism to drive your economy will only go so far, look at Greece.