The National Bank of Yugoslavia (NBJ) has reached a very important decision: it has stopped pretending to be the state’s investment fund and started conducting a policy of monetary stabilization. This turnabout took place only one month after the announcement of working groups which would deal with the problem of economic growth and during the month when the highest rate […]
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