7 February 1994 Dragoslav Avramovic who heads the antiinflationary program was the first to inform journalists of the figure. Only three days before the appearance of the new dinar, which street dealers dubbed the “Avram,” the daily growth of prices in Serbia and Montenegro stood at over 60%. For those who like to make comparisons between Serbia and Croatia, it […]
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