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Title:ANALIZA EKONOMSKIH ODNOSOV SLOVENIJE S SLOVAŠKO
Authors:ID Plaskan, Mateja (Author)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/4b6f3716-9737-494f-9e30-b1f10b5be7db
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Organization:EPF - Faculty of Business and Economics
Abstract:Slovensko gospodarstvo sodi med razvitimi tržnimi gospodarstvi, kar dokazuje struktura BDP, med tem ko Slovaška se prav tako približuje, čeprav še nekateri kazalci izstopajo, kot so brezposelnost, inflacija. Informacijska struktura (uporaba interneta, elektronske pošte v poslovnem svetu) je v Sloveniji zelo dobro razvita in se lahko primerja z sodobno opremljeni informacijskimi državami, prav tako Slovaška, čeprav nima informacijsko pokrito celotno območje, vendar samo nekatere regije. Transport med obema državama je dobro razvit prav tako povezave med njima in organizacijska struktura, čeprav na Slovaškem še na nekaterih območjih zastarel, vendar pa v bodoče pripravljajo načrte za rekonstrukcijo železnice in odprtje novih povezav med Zahodno Evropo. Obe državi sta članice številnih mednarodnih organizacij, med najpomembnejše sodijo WTO, EBRD, IMF, CEFTA, EU, EMU, NATO, Svetovna Banka, pravila poslovanja na finančnem področju so skladna z mednarodnimi organizacijami. Obe državi sta politično stabilni in odprti za tuje investitorje, tu ima prednost predvsem Slovaška. Tehnološki razvoj Slovaške diktirajo tuji investitorji, regijsko je Slovaška zelo neenakomerno razvita.
Keywords:Bilateralni odnosi, makroekonomski kazalniki, mednarodne organizacije, Evropska unija, statistični podatki, neposredne tuje investicije, Slovaška, Slovenija.
Place of publishing:Polzela
Publisher:[M. Plaskan]
Year of publishing:2011
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-19210 New window
UDC:339.9
COBISS.SI-ID:10757660 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:IRFWKSNT
Publication date in DKUM:29.08.2011
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Downloads:189
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Language:English
Title:ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC RELATIONS BETWEEN SLOVENIA AND SLOVAK REPUBLIC
Abstract:Slovenian economy is classified one of the biggest economy in the EU, this shows us also GDP, unemployment, very good education system, while Slovak economy is also growing up, but still has some indicators, which are not wealth for economy, like high inflation or unemployment. Information structure (internet, electronic mails in a business environment) is quite good developed in Slovenia and we can compare with the most develop EU countries, Slovakia is also becoming good developed about information structure, but still does not cover all country but just the most developed regions. Connections about transport between the both countries are quite good also organization structure, but in Slovakia we can still see some obsolete transports more in undeveloped areas, but in the future they are planning to renovate the railway infrastructure and to open some new connections to the West Europe. Both countries are members of many international organizations, the most important are WTO, EBRD, IMF, CEFTA, EU, EMU, NATO, The World Bank, the rules of business and finance area are in accordance with international organizations. Both countries are political stable and open for foreign investments, Slovakia is here one of the leaders.
Keywords:Bilateral relations, macroeconomic indicators, international organizations, European union, statistics, foreign direct investment, Slovak Republic, Slovenian Republic.


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