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The characteristics of poverty in Serbia

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 09 Oct 2009Publisher:Prague Development CenterJournal:Perspectives of Innovations, Economics and Business, volume 2, pages 109-111 (issn: 1804-0527, eissn: 1804-0519,

Authors: Tinde, Dobrodolac; Tinde, Dobrodolac;

doi: 10.15208/pieb.2009.72 , 10.22004/ag.econ.94596

The characteristics of poverty in Serbia

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Abstract

Half of the global population is regarded as poor to the extent that the very lives of a large number of people are endangered. Poverty is a multi-dimensional worldwide problem of modern society. In addition to similarities with other countries in transition, Serbia shows some specific features. The Government of Serbia adopted the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper in 2003.

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University of Novi Sad
Serbia

Keywords

sustainable development, transition, Public Economics, poverty reduction strategy, Poverty, sustainable development, poverty reduction strategy, transition, Poverty, jel: jel:P46, jel: jel:I30

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