During a five-month stint in Serbia's Ministry of Economy in 2013-2014, Dušan Pavlovi? diagnosed how a group of tycoons and politicians extract wealth from the majority of citizens and smaller entrepreneurs through extractive economic institutions that create allocative inefficiency.
During a five-month stint in Serbia's Ministry of Economy in 2013-2014, Dušan Pavlovi? diagnosed how a group of tycoons and politicians extract wealth from the majority of citizens and smaller entrepreneurs through extractive economic institutions that create allocative inefficiency.
Duan Pavlovic is a political economist, currently teaching political economy at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade, where he is employed as full professor.
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Acknowledgements1. The Rise of Aleksandar Vu?i? The Origin of the Book The Rise of Aleksandar Vu?i? You Will Not Come to This Show Alive The First Million... and a Few More A Ten-Minute Meeting on Economic Reforms Keynesian Economics for Fools2. Overview of the Political Economy of Serbia Prior to 2012 Serbia as Part of Yugoslavia (1918-1989) Serbia Under Miloevi? (1990-2000) The Fall of Miloevi? and the DOS Coalition (2000-2012) Serbia under Aleksandar Vu?i? (2012-2014)3. Extractive Institutions The FAP Workers' Protest Is It Rational to Delay Reforms? The Etihad Contract Fast Lane Economy4. Party Patronage The Meeting at the Delfi Bookstore I'll Put Together a Fabulous Team, The First Meeting of the Team Party Patronage in the Ministry of Economy, The Car, the Office, and the Secretary, Coping with Party Patronage in the Ministry5. The Four Economic Policy Strategies A Rich Friend Comes to Help, Only a Madman Would Abolish Subsidies, The Meeting with the Galenika Creditors, Michelin Invests in Serbia, The Fiat Subsidy Per Car Where Are the Contracts with Gorenje? The Frankenstein Ministry6. Inside the Money-Wasting Machine The Emergence of SIEPA We Have Never Done That Civil Servants in the Serbian Public Administration Protection The Development Fund Figures in the Ballpark The Fund's Clients7. Privatization Privatization as a Part of the Money-Wasting Machine Privatization: The Second Run The 2001 Privatization Law, The Enterprises in Restructuring The ID Cards More is Less? Less is More? The Five Steps Hang On, Are We Supposed to Read Those? Privatization of Vra?ki Vinogradi A Firm for a Luxurious Chocolate Box, The Privatization Agency Give Me Back My Money!8. The Exit Getting Out Before It Is Too Late, The Smear Campaign Begins, The Perception of the Public, The Drafts Blocked by the Socio-Economic Council, The Media Blackout and the Media Lynching, Cancelled Appearance on "Impression of the Week" on January 26, A Party Apparatchik Takes Up Radulovi?'s Post, What Happened Afterwards, The Resignation, Major Protagonists of the Book in 2013-2014, Index.
Acknowledgements1. The Rise of Aleksandar Vu?i? The Origin of the Book The Rise of Aleksandar Vu?i? You Will Not Come to This Show Alive The First Million... and a Few More A Ten-Minute Meeting on Economic Reforms Keynesian Economics for Fools2. Overview of the Political Economy of Serbia Prior to 2012 Serbia as Part of Yugoslavia (1918-1989) Serbia Under Miloevi? (1990-2000) The Fall of Miloevi? and the DOS Coalition (2000-2012) Serbia under Aleksandar Vu?i? (2012-2014)3. Extractive Institutions The FAP Workers' Protest Is It Rational to Delay Reforms? The Etihad Contract Fast Lane Economy4. Party Patronage The Meeting at the Delfi Bookstore I'll Put Together a Fabulous Team, The First Meeting of the Team Party Patronage in the Ministry of Economy, The Car, the Office, and the Secretary, Coping with Party Patronage in the Ministry5. The Four Economic Policy Strategies A Rich Friend Comes to Help, Only a Madman Would Abolish Subsidies, The Meeting with the Galenika Creditors, Michelin Invests in Serbia, The Fiat Subsidy Per Car Where Are the Contracts with Gorenje? The Frankenstein Ministry6. Inside the Money-Wasting Machine The Emergence of SIEPA We Have Never Done That Civil Servants in the Serbian Public Administration Protection The Development Fund Figures in the Ballpark The Fund's Clients7. Privatization Privatization as a Part of the Money-Wasting Machine Privatization: The Second Run The 2001 Privatization Law, The Enterprises in Restructuring The ID Cards More is Less? Less is More? The Five Steps Hang On, Are We Supposed to Read Those? Privatization of Vra?ki Vinogradi A Firm for a Luxurious Chocolate Box, The Privatization Agency Give Me Back My Money!8. The Exit Getting Out Before It Is Too Late, The Smear Campaign Begins, The Perception of the Public, The Drafts Blocked by the Socio-Economic Council, The Media Blackout and the Media Lynching, Cancelled Appearance on "Impression of the Week" on January 26, A Party Apparatchik Takes Up Radulovi?'s Post, What Happened Afterwards, The Resignation, Major Protagonists of the Book in 2013-2014, Index.
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