The election programs of Croatian parties contain a bit of everything, something for everyone. However, despite a plethora of populist nonsense, in the new issue of Lider, we have highlighted 80 proposals that can be seriously discussed.
Of course, among them are questionable and even contradictory measures, but it would be a shame for some of them to remain for one-time electoral use. Naturally, care must be taken that attractive measures do not inflate the deficit and risk premium, as this would be disastrous for Croatia and its economy, writes Ksenija Puškarić.
Politicians are announcing a departure from traditional banking – a bad and agro bank. Among niche initiatives, there is already the Ethical Bank, which complies with HNB regulations, the Serbian Tesla Bank has failed, and the arrival of an Islamic bank, which already operates in BiH, is expected, writes Gordana Gelenčer.
Tin Bašić writes about companies in Croatia, and how there are fewer builders and traders, but more financiers and IT specialists. This year, 72,341 entities have disappeared from statistics, among which the majority are trading companies. Mostly, companies and social organizations were deleted based on information about cessation of operations published in the Narodne novine.
