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

Civil society represents the backbone in the development of a modern, democratic state, which ensures the freedom of organizing the citizens, besides formal legality, individual rights and pluralism. Non-profit organisations arise with the aim of solving the problems of public interest and without primary motive to make profit, and they have an inc...

By Branislav Mitić, Dijana Jović

A high level of dynamics in automotive industry requires a high level of skills from its managers to deal with the surprising and unexpected new challenges. According to the testimony of scientific evidence through the use of intuition and in time limited resources, decision-making can improve the time needed to solve them, as well as improve the q...

By Ivan Erenda, Maja Meško, Boris Bukovec

Code of Conduct on business taxation was adopted in 1997 in order to prevent the practice of harmful tax competition within the European Union. The views of the Code is not legally binding, but states that doesn’t not apply it, have risk of suffering the political consequences. Transition countries are characterized by a number of tax breaks ...

By Ljiljana Jović, Ljiljana Maksimović

Changes on financial markets caused by subprime crisis in the United States and related problems in the real sphere of many European economies have initiated a discussion on the factors of business value, also in the area of methods of determining the cost of equity. Known and commonly used, especially on poorly developed markets, methods in the pe...

By Artur Paździor

The collapse of the U.S. financial markets the past three years has negatively affected the global economic and financial system. The reduction of funding available as a result of reduced liquidity caused a price increase of credit and led to a slowdown in economic growth. The financial crisis has rapidly expanded and had devastating effects on the...

By Miloš M. Dragosavac

In this paper, we analyzed inflation persistence in Serbia, both at the aggregate level as well as for the different components of the consumer price index. The analysis was done for the series of prices given on the quarterly basis for the period from 2002q1 to 2013q2. We applied univariate autoregression model (AR) of order p, whereby sum of auto...

By Mirjana Miletić, Siniša Miletić

Popularity of social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube arises questions on possibilities to use these networks in banking systems. Managers in different companies try to identify ways to increase profit directly and indirectly using social networks, by finding new and redefining existing business models. In spite of the ubiquity of the...

By Dalibor Vučić, Saša Salapura, Dušan Barać

In this paper, for the first time we are introducing a different and original view of the application of new technological solutions in operation of public administration. We suggest the necessity of a new approach in the use of electronic, mobile and intelligent operation of public administration. We are introducing a new and unique models: e-m-i-...

By Mladen Radivojević, Jefto Džino, Bojan Žunić

Information follows the human race from its inception until today, and it will be covered as long as it exists. So the information is the most important asset in life, and therefore the most important asset of the business system. Information may be damaged, misused, stolen, destroyed ... the informational superiority of the holder of information i...

By Boško Rodić, Milica Tepšić, Radovan Korićanac