Analyzing the Main Macroeconomic Trends in Croatia from 2020. to 2023.

undergraduate thesis

• Title (english): Analisyng the main Macroeconomics trends in Croatia from 2000. to 2023.
• Author: Filip Thavenet
• Mentor: Lucija Rogić Dumančić (mentor)
• Granter: University of Zagreb; Faculty of Economics and Business; (Department of Macroeconomics and Economic Development); Zagreb
• Defense date and country: 1999-04-30, Croatia
• Scientific / art field, discipline and subdiscipline: SOCIAL SCIENCES; Economics

Abstract

Od 2020. do 2023. Hrvatska je doživjela značajne makroekonomske fluktuacije pod utjecajem pandemije COVID-19 i kasnijeg oporavka. U 2020. godini gospodarstvo se oštro smanjilo za oko 8,4% zbog mjera karantene i smanjenog turizma, vitalnog sektora. Međutim, u 2021. BDP se oporavio sa stopom rasta od približno 8%, potaknut oživljavanjem turizma i snažnim izvoznim rezultatima. Stope inflacije počele su rasti 2022., potaknute prekidima u globalnom opskrbnom lancu i skokovima cijena energije, dosegnuvši oko 10%. Hrvatska Vlada provodi mjere za potporu ugroženim sektorima i kućanstvima. Do 2023. gospodarstvo se stabiliziralo, s projiciranim rastom od oko 2 % kako se turizam oporavio, a fondovi EU-a omogućili infrastrukturna ulaganja. Ulazak Hrvatske u eurozonu u siječnju 2023. također je označio značajnu prekretnicu s ciljem jačanja gospodarske stabilnosti i privlačenja stranih ulaganja. Sve u svemu, hrvatsko gospodarsko okruženje odražavalo je otpornost na globalne izazove. Inflacija je narasla i to do 16% u jednome trenu.

Abstract (english)

From 2020 to 2023, Croatia experienced significant macroeconomic fluctuations influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent recovery. In 2020, the economy contracted sharply by around 8.4% due to lockdown measures and reduced tourism, a vital sector. However, in 2021, GDP rebounded with a growth rate of approximately 8%, driven by a resurgence in tourism and strong export performance. Inflation rates began to rise in 2022, fueled by global supply chain disruptions and energy price hikes, reaching around 10%. The Croatian government implemented measures to support vulnerable sectors and households. By 2023, the economy stabilized, with growth projected at around 2% as tourism recovered and EU funds facilitated infrastructure investments. Croatia's entry into the Eurozone in January 2023 also marked a significant milestone, aiming to enhance economic stability and attract foreign investment. Overall, Croatia’s economic landscape reflected resilience amid global challenges. Inflation was at an high at 16% even.

• Keywords: Inflacija BDP
• Keywords (english): Inflation GDP
• Language: croatian
• URN:NBN: urn:nbn:hr:148:075696
• Study programme: Title: /; Study programme type: university; Study level: undergraduate; Academic / professional title: sveučilišni prvostupnik (baccalaureus) ekonomije/sveučilišna prvostupnica (baccalaurea) ekonomije (sveučilišni prvostupnik (baccalaureus) ekonomije/sveučilišna prvostupnica (baccalaurea) ekonomije)
• Type of resource: Text
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• Access conditions: Open access
• Created on: 2024-10-02 13:22:03