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ZAGREB, Oct 23 (Hina) - Conducting an economic policy dictated by the European Commission without taking account of the country's specific features, the absence of reforms, a low employment rate and a weak manufacturing sector are just some of the reasons why Croatia is lagging behind other post-transition countries of the European Union, a conference was told in Zagreb on Tuesday.
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