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ZAGREB, 23 July (Hina) - Net investments in Croatia are significantly below the levels that existed before the global financial crisis, which is in line with the average in Europe, where investments have dropped nominally by around €550 billion on an annual basis, and the country lags behind in terms of high-tech investments, McKinsey&Company said.
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