I do not think this is something very unusual; it is probably a large order or some business that existed at this time last year that created this difference,’ recently easily dismissed all concerns about a potential slowdown in economic growth Prime Minister Andrej Plenković. Croatia has recorded four declines in industrial production in the past five months, with the 1.7 percent drop in March being completely unexpected, so the growing discomfort of analysts is not surprising, especially considering a whole range of unfavorable factors in the immediate and global environment. Except, of course, for the Croatian Prime Minister, who remains perfectly calm.
First of all, guided by still fresh experiences of the financial crash, but also by a truly rich history of market economy slowdowns, more and more economic experts are wondering whether a negative cycle might soon follow for the European, and thus highly dependent Croatian economy. If you are not Australia or Poland, which have not recorded a recession for about a quarter of a century, you probably need to dress warmly as soon as a somewhat colder wind blows, especially if you are a country like Croatia, whose economy dances to the tune of others.
