
doi: 10.2298/eka1295139b
The global economic crisis have important implications for international capital movements, which further sharpens the question of the sustainability of permanent current account deficits in Southeast Europe. The goal of this paper is to analyze the medium and long-term sustainability of Serbia?s current account deficit. The first part of the paper presents a factor analysis of the sustainability of Serbia?s current account deficit. In the second part of the paper the theoretical model created by Milesi-Ferretti and Razin is used to access Serbia?s medium term current account sustainability. On the basis of Reisen?s theoretical work (Reisen methodology) and by adding net reinvested earnings from foreign direct investment to the model, a new (modified) model for assessing the long-term sustainability of a country?s current account deficit is presented. The created model was used for assessing the long-term sustainability of Serbia?s current account deficit.
sustainable development, current account deficit, foreign debt, solvency, sustainable development, Economic growth, development, planning, solvency, current account deficit, foreign debt, HD72-88, jel: jel:E21, jel: jel:E22, jel: jel:F21, jel: jel:F32, jel: jel:F34, jel: jel:F37
sustainable development, current account deficit, foreign debt, solvency, sustainable development, Economic growth, development, planning, solvency, current account deficit, foreign debt, HD72-88, jel: jel:E21, jel: jel:E22, jel: jel:F21, jel: jel:F32, jel: jel:F34, jel: jel:F37
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