In the new Lider, find out if there are any good sides to the corona, discover the rules of the game during the crisis, and read a major interview with Minister Aladrović

Are there any good sides to the corona? It seems there are, and Matilda Bačelić and Nikolina Oršulić have highlighted seven changes in this week’s topic that we want to keep after this crisis passes. The state has shown that it can be digital, and now there is no turning back. For both the private and especially the public sector, it is extremely important that with the easing of measures, we do not return to the old, ineffective paths of paperwork, communication, and business, but rather maintain these digital ones. What other good things has the corona brought us, find out in the new issue of Lider.

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This crisis has proven that self-sufficiency is not an option for anyone. No one has enough resources, knowledge, or money to be self-sufficient enough to maintain a high quality of life for their citizens without openness to other countries. If this crisis has made anything clear, it has shown that the world needs more globalization, not less, especially if it intends to quickly extricate itself from this health and economic crisis. Vanja Figenwald writes about the paradox of the globalization crisis.

What is allowed today, and what is not, is the question now? What are the rules of the game and how to follow them when they change from day to day? Entrepreneurs are currently living in double fear – from the corona and from the state. How can they operate somewhat normally without losing state aid? Find out the concrete answers prepared for you by Goran Litvan.

The Minister of Labor and Pension System, Josip Aladrović, in an interview with Ksenija Puškarić, says that the state will help entrepreneurs as long as the situation allows – what this means in translation, find out in the new Lider.

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