neocolonial economy

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How Serbia became a neocolonial economy

We should not forget that profit is international and that there is always an end user somewhere in the world, while social costs, from investment in education, health or culture to the development of infrastructure - are always national, he said during the promotion of the monograph "Serbia - from sanctions to neocolonial economy " its co-author, economist Božo Drašković, describing the functioning mechanism of neocolonialism. "The authors Đorđe Đukić and Božo Drašković, relying on original documentation and studies of…

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