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Vol 11, Issue 1, 2021
Pages: 178 - 183
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Received: >> Accepted: >> Published: 06.06.2021. Professional paper

THE CONCEPT OF REAL EXCHANGE RATE AND STRENGHTENING THE COMPETITIVENESS OF THE ENTERPRISE AND THE STATE AS A PRECONDITION FOR OVERCOMING THE CRISIS AND THE ELIMINATION OF IMBALANCE

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Dejan Grujić
Dejan Grujić

Department of Agricultural Business Studies and Tourism, Academy of Vocational Studies Sabac , Šabac , Serbia

Abstract

 Management of foreign exchange policy is complex activity for the leaders of economic policy and it cannot be autonomous, but has to be aligned with other measures of economic policy ( policy of managing demand, trend of monetary aggregates,export offer,etc.). Deficits from the trade balance, with constant overvaluing of local currency and insufficient flexibility of import have resulted in deficits and balance of current transactions and rigorous measures of balance of payments adjustment through restriction of import in the first place. Such policy could not be a successful one on longterm basis in conditions of insufficient contraction of local demand and impossibility of expansion of export offer which would result in leveling of commodity balance and removal of imbalance. It was also stated in the paper that it is not possible to keep foreign economic balance in conditions of growing internal economic contradictory (growth of aggregate demand initiated by expansive monetary and fiscal policy and growth of income above the growth of real aggregates such as production and productivity. 

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