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ZAGREB, June 29 (Hina) - In the five years of its membership in the European Union, Croatia has gained economic benefits, which are evident in economic and fiscal indicators, but additional efforts should be made to improve the absorption of EU funds and speed up structural adjustment, Croatian business associations say.
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