16 April 1996 The glasnost that popular Yugoslav National Bank (NBJ) Governor Dragoslav Avramovic introduced into the mysterious field of state monetary policy and the strength of the dinar have dazed the entire superstructure of the Serbian Socialist Party (SPS) and Yugoslav United Left (JUL). Suddenly their favorite toy, the Belgrade mint, is in “foreign hands”. And the political and […]
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