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CROATIAN DEPUTY PM: GDP RAISED, FALL IN EMPLOYMENT REDUCED

OPATIJA, Nov 15 (Hina) - A Croatian Deputy Prime Minister, Slavko Linic, on Wednesday asserted that the incumbent Government had succeeded in increasing the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 3.5 percent, reducing the fall of employment rate from 12 to 1.3 percent, raising export and cutting the cost of labour in the last ten months.
OPATIJA, Nov 15 (Hina) - A Croatian Deputy Prime Minister, Slavko Linic, on Wednesday asserted that the incumbent Government had succeeded in increasing the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 3.5 percent, reducing the fall of employment rate from 12 to 1.3 percent, raising export and cutting the cost of labour in the last ten months.#L# "We have changed a fiscal policy, adopted measures to attract foreign investments, in a favourable manner rescheduled foreign debt, abolished the practice of arbitrary rehabilitation, helped recover the pension and health insurance funds, and slashed the number of new pensioners," Linic told a seminar which Croatian economists were holding in the coastal resort of Opatija. Linic complained that the grey economy was continuing to make damage to the country's economy and therefore it would be necessary to thwart this phenomenon. Besides, over 30,000 business subjects are still being blocked and this encumbers the economy as well, he added. With launching bankruptcy procedures, this Government is trying to clear up the situation in the economy and preserve as many sound jobs as possible. It is significant that a stand is being changed that the problems in some companies could be settled with workers taking to the streets and directors (remaining distanced) in offices, Linic added. He stressed that the process of privatisation in 520 firms, owned by the Government, should be completed and management freed from politics next year. In order to facilitate the comprehension of the real possibilities of the Ivica Racan Cabinet, Linic reiterated that at the moment when this Government had been inaugurated, the situation in the country had been chaotic, with the international blockade of the domestic economy and policy, with the dissatisfaction of all social partners and with the level of grey economy reaching the real economy. This government inherited the foreign debt of 10 billion US dollars, the budgetary debt of nine billion kuna, a strong trend in a rise in the jobless rate, a drop in export, a high price of labour, significant fiscal burdens, ruined funds, a huge number of pensioners and other problems, he said. (hina) jn ms

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