The classical definition of savings implies that portion of disposable income which is not spent. Analyzing such a defined notion of savings, and considering the growth in household savings, it can be concluded that: a) an increase in personal income, b) reduction of consumption or c) the realization of cash income from other sources, occurred in t...

By Samira Zelenbabić

Commission purchasing and sale of goods are special business which are carried out for its own account and for somebody else benefit, where is clearly made difference among regular tasks carried out for its own account and for its own benefit. Commission business for purchasing and sale of goods on domestic and foreign market are carried out on the...

By Radovan Spremo

The process of society in tradition involves not only the privatization of economic subjects, but also various other segments of non-profitable character. It also includes zhe privatization of the healthcare institutes. The privatized healthcare institutes have to base its business on the principles of management, economic principles and the princi...

By Ivka Talić

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a significant part of a business and thus it is important for banks and other companies to implement it to their business strategies.By defining the structure of CSR, it is easier later to define the strategy of implementation, and take implications to consideration of how this concept can influence not just...

By Danijela Dašić

Number of loyal customers and maintaining the continuity of loyalty is an indicator of the success of marketing activity offers. Consumer satisfaction is reflected in the success of the business, which directly affects the sales results and profit of companies. Knowing the degree of customer satisfaction for the company is very important from two a...

By Milorad Đukić

In the work it to explain problems foundations disharomony, disturbance and nonbalance modern the time: food, raw materials-energy, demography, ecology, relation the nonbalance of power in world and secondly. To look for directions for to exceed this crucial disproportions the: sustenance, raw materials, energy, population, ecology, power and contr...

By Slobodan N. Bracanović

With the expansion of globalization, cross-cultures interactions and awareness of intercultural differences are rising. Workers are moving in greater numbers across borders and national cultures, increasing the diversity within the societies and institutions. Globalization is at both the macro level, exemplified by the expansion of technology in bu...

By Ana Jurčić, Andrea Bučalina Matić, Nikolina Vrcelj

This paper deals with the relation between entrepreneurship education and competitiveness of the national economy. It is based on the assumption that the overall goal of civilization of human society is promotion of a market economy, parliamentary democracy and the rule of law. It is believed that the improvement of competitiveness is of the greate...

By Vladimir Knežević, Dragan Ivković

The study presents the attitudes of entrepreneurs regarding the business environment in which they operate, the problems and challenges they face and which hamper the competitiveness of the market and needs, whose satisfaction would allow better profiling on the market. Analysis of obtained data has identified the key success factors of entrepreneu...

By Rajko Macura, Rade Tanjga

Competitiveness is today a precondition for survival of business systems, particularly in the global environment. Sustainable competitiveness of the business system stems from its size, resources, and ability to mobilize knowledge, technological skills and experience, and to continuously develop and implement new products, processes and services. K...

By Milan M. Krstić, Ana M. Skorup, Srđan B. Skorup