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Časopis Economics, Broj 8 ISSN 2303-5005 UDK 330.101 E-SIEN 2303-5013 ýASOPIS ZA EKONOMSKU TEORIJU I ANALIZU ECONOMIC THEORY AND ANALYSIS JOURNAL Godina 5, Broj 1, Jun 2017. Volume 5, No.1, June 2017. TEMATSKI BROJ 9,17(51$&,21$/1,1$8ý1,6,032=,-80 6$95(0(12326/29$1-(,',*,7$/1,5$=92- THEMATIC NUMBER 9,17(51$7,21$/6&,(17,),&6<0326,80 02'(51%86,1(66$1'',*,7$/'(9(/230(17 organizator suorganizator organizer Co-organizer ECONOMIC THEORY AND ANALYSIS JOURNAL IZDAVAČ: “OIKOS INSTITUT” d.o.o. Bijeljina ZA IZADAVAČA: Prof. dr Zoran Mastilo Direktor GLAVNI I ODGOVORNI UREDNIK: Prof. dr Petar Đukić UREDNIK: Radmila Petrović Ana Pantić UREDNIŠTVO: BIH: Šefkija dr Berberović, emeritus; Kadrija dr Hodžic; Branko dr Krsmanović; Aleksandra dr Stojanović; Marko dr Šarčević; Goran dr Popović; Hamid dr Alibašić; Nikola dr Gluhović; Cviko dr Jekić; Zoran dr Mastilo; Radmila dr Čičković; Armina dr Hubana; Srdjan dr Lalić; Nenad dr Lalić; Drago dr Vuković; Rajko dr Radović MEĐUNARODNO UREDNIŠTVO: Rusija: Oleg dr Roy, Ludmila N. dr Ivanova; Liliya dr Kiyanova; Perpelkin dr Viacheslav; Sjedinjene Američke Države: Tom dr Gillpatrick; Leland dr Buddress; Roofa dr Galeshi; Španija: Elena dr De la Poza; Italija: Ubaldo dr Comite; Svedska: Christer dr Thörnqvist; India: Manjih dr Das; Ray dr Titus; Rumunija: Alexandru dr Nedelea; Tajland: Napat dr Harnpornchai; Fidži: Ranasinghe dr Amaradasa; Albanija: Elez dr Osmanović; Brilanda dr Bushati; Fatbardha dr Molla Bequiri; Elidiana dr Bashi; Slovačka: Ivan dr Brezina; Makedonija: Predrag dr Trpeski; Hrvatska: Dragoljub dr Stojanov; Lorena dr Škuflić; Crna Gora: Boban dr Melović; Milivoje dr Radović; Rade dr Ratković; Ana dr Tripković dr Marković; Ivo dr Županović; Darko dr Lacmanović; Ana dr Stranjančević; Iva dr Bulatović; Srbija: Marko dr Sekulović; Gojko dr Rikalović; Nenad dr Vunjak; Petar dr Vrgović; Go- rdana dr Kokeza; Božidar dr Stavric; ; Kristijan dr Ristić; Slovenija: Andrej dr Raspor; Marjana dr Merkač; Iran: Gholamreza dr Jandaghi; Japan: Taro dr Abe; Poljska: Andrejz dr Niemiec; Alžir: Kherchi Ishak; Ukraina: Olha dr Komelina; Bjelorusija: Oksana dr Koshulko; Sri Lanka: Ahamed dr Labbe; Mohamed dr Aslam.; TEHNIČKI UREDNIK I GRAFIČKI DIZAJN: Grafički studio “Piksel” Bijeljina LEKTOR ZA SRPSKI JEZIK: Prof. dr Cvijetin Ristanović Nataša Gašić, profesor PREVOD NA ENGLESKI JEZIK: Nemanja Jovanović RADOVE OBJAVLJENE U ČASOPISU ECONOMICS REFERIŠU BAZE: EBSCO: EBSCO Discovery Service; De Gruyter open; DOAJ; DOI Srpska; Baidu Scholar; Celdes; CNKI Scholar; SIS - Scientific Indexing Ser- vices; CNPIEC; ERIH PLUS; Google Scholar; J-Gate; Journal TOCs; Naviga; Primo Central (ExLibris); ReadCube; Research Papers in Economics; (RePEc); MIAR; “OIKOS INSTITUT” D.O.O. Neznanih junaka 9-11 76300 Bijeljina Republika Srpska Bosna i Hercegovina e-mail: [email protected] Veb sajt: http://www.oikosinstitut.org/economics.html Žiro račun: 5550000004916269, Nova banka, Filijala Bijeljina JIB: 44035724600004 Časopis izlazi polugodišnje: PRETPLATA PO IZDANJU: Za pravna lica 400 KM (12 kom.) Za fizička lica 30 KM (1 kom.) ŠTAMPA: Mojic, d.o.o Bijeljina Tiraž: 300 primjeraka KATALOGIZACIJA: Štampano izdanje: ISSN 2303-5005 Online izdanje: ISSN 2303-5013 Rješenjem Ministarstva prosvjete i kulture Republike Srpske br: 07.061-053-52-12/13, od 10.12.2013. godine, časopis “Economics” upisan je u Registar javnih glasila pod rednim brojem 645 ECONOMIC THEORY AND ANALYSIS JOURNAL PUBLISHED BY: “OIKOS INSTITUT” d.o.o. Bijeljina FOR THE PUBLISHER: Prof. dr Zoran Mastilo Direktor EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Prof. dr Petar Đukić EDITOR: Radmila Petrović Ana Pantić EDITORIAL BOARD: BIH: Šefkija dr Berberović, emeritus; Kadrija dr Hodžic; Branko dr Krsmanović; Aleksandra dr Stojanović; Marko dr Šarčević; Goran dr Popović; Hamid dr Alibašić; Nikola dr Gluhović; Cviko dr Jekić; Zoran dr Mastilo; Radmila dr Čičković; Armina dr Hubana; Srdjan dr Lalić; Nenad dr Lalić; Drago dr Vuković; Rajko dr Radović INTERNATIONAL BOARD: Russia: Oleg dr Roy, Ludmila N. dr Ivanova; Liliya dr Kiyanova; Perpelkin dr Viacheslav; USA: Tom dr Gillpatrick; Leland dr Buddress; Roofa dr Galeshi; Spain: Elena dr De la Poza; Italy: Ubaldo dr Comite; Sweden: Christer dr Thörnqvist; India: Manjih dr Das; Ray dr Titus; Romania: Alexandru dr Nedelea; Tailand: Napat dr Harnpornchai; Fiji: Ranasinghe dr Amaradasa; Albania: Elez dr Osmanović; Brilanda dr Bushati; Fat- bardha dr Molla Bequiri; Elidiana dr Bashi; Slovakia: Ivan dr Brezina; Macedonia: Predrag dr Trpeski; Croatia: Dragoljub dr Stojanov; Lorena dr Škuflić; Montenegro: Boban dr Melović; Milivoje dr Radović; Rade dr Ratković; Ana dr Tripković dr Marković; Ivo dr Županović; Darko dr Lac- manović; Ana dr Stranjančević; Iva dr Bulatović; Serbia: Marko dr Sekulović; Gojko dr Rikalović; Nenad dr Vunjak; Petar dr Vrgović; Gordana dr Kokeza; Božidar dr Stavric; ; Kristijan dr Ristić; Slovenia: Andrej dr Raspor; Marjana dr Merkač; Iran: Gholamreza dr Jandaghi; Japan: Taro dr Abe; Poland: Andrejz dr Niemiec; Algeria: Kherchi Ishak; Ukraina: Olha dr Komelina; Belorussia: Oksana dr Koshulko; Sri Lanka: Ahamed dr Labbe; Mohamed dr Aslam.; TECHNICAL EDITOR AND GRAPHIC DESIGN: Graphic studio “Piksel” Bijeljina LANGUAGE EDITOR FOR SERBIAN: Prof. dr Cvijetin Ristanović Nataša Gašić, profesor TRANSLATION TO ENGLISH: Nemanja Jovanović, prevod i lektorisanje za engleski jezik PAPERS PUBLISHED IN “ECONOMICS“ JOURNAL ARE ABSTRACTED AND INDEXED BY: EBSCO: EBSCO Discovery Service; De Gruyter open; DOAJ; DOI Srpska; Baidu Scholar; Celdes; CNKI Scholar; SIS - Scientific Indexing Ser- vices; CNPIEC; ERIH PLUS; Google Scholar; J-Gate; Journal TOCs; Naviga; Primo Central (ExLibris); ReadCube; Research Papers in Economics; (RePEc); MIAR; ADRESS OF THE EDITORIAL BOARD: Neznanih junaka 9-11 76300 Bijeljina Republic of Srpska Bosnia and Herzegovina e-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.oikosinstitut.org/economics.html Bank account: 5550000004916269, Nova banka, Filijala Bijeljina ID: 44035724600004 Issued semianually: SUBSCRIPTION PER ISSUE: For entities 400 KM (12 pcs.) Individuals 30 KM (1 pcs.) PRINTED BY: Mojic, d.o.o Bijeljina Number of copies: 300 primjeraka KATALOGIZATION: Printed issue: ISSN 2303-5005 Online issue: ISSN 2303-5013 Desicion of the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Srpska No.: 07.061-053-52-12/13, od 10.12.2013, The Journal “Economics“ entered in the Register of Public Media as item No. 645 6$'5ij$-&217(17 Weƚar uŬiđ 5-13 KUDA IDE DANAŠNJI SVIJET? WHAT IS THIS WORLD COMING TO? Jean-François Rougé 15-36 THE GLOBAR TAX WAR: THE EU’S APPLE TAX CASE DiůenŬo <raũiƓniŬ͕ ůeŬsanĚra uƟđ 37-52 hd/:WZKa/ZE:sZKW^<hE/:E^WK>:EhdZ'Ks/Eh/ZsK:EKs/,>E/ IMPACT OF THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE EUROPEAN UNION ON THE FOREIGN TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEW MEMBERS Deriŵ <asuŵoǀiđ͕ rna ,eriĐ 53-72 EKD/E>E/Z>E<KEsZ'E/:<KdZD/EEdWZ/Zh/sE:sZKW^<K:DKEdZEK:hE/:/ NOMINAL AND REAL CONVERGENCE AS A DETERMINANT FOR JOINING THE EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION ragan Weƚroǀiđ͕ iũanauronũiđ͕ ragan DanĚiđ 73-94 E>/dZ/adZhZWh>//^ZW^<K: ANALYSIS OF THE LABOR MARKET IN THE REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA ůeŬsanĚar ^ƚoũanoǀiđ 95-107 &/^>EdZ>/d/KEͳtKZ>yWZ/EEKhZWZd/ Daria WoƉoǀiđ 109-126 dhZ/^d/<s>KZ//:^<Z>E/,K:<dhZEK:'KZ/ TOURIST EVALUATION OF RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS IN MONTENEGRO danũa RiŚƚarƓiē ͕ Daƚũaǎ RiŚƚarƓiē 127-138 DK>K&KE^hDZ,s/KhZͳ&D/E/E,z'/E Doŵir >anjareǀiđ 139-152 hd/:dhZ/DE/sKdEh^Z/Eh INFLUENCE OF TOURISM ON THE ENVIRONMENT ^ǀũeƚůana sranũeƓ 153-166 PRISUTNOST KORPORATIVNIH KRIMINALNIH RADNJI NA GLOBALNOM NIVOU PRESENCE OF CORPORATE FRAUDS AT A GLOBAL LEVEL hWhd^dsK hdKR 167-170 /E^dRhd/KE^ FKR hd,KR^ 3 DE DE GRUYTER ECONOMICS G OPEN Vol. 5, No 1, 2017 ISSN 2303-5005 KUDA IDE DANAŠNJI SVIJET? WHAT IS THIS WORLD COMING TO? 3HWDUÒXNLÉ Univerzitet u Beogradu, Tehnološko-Metalurški fakultet Beograd, 5HSXEOLND6UELMD University of Belgrade, Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy Belgrade,5HSXEOLFRI6HUELD 8YRGQLN (GLWRULDO Više nema dileme. Odgovor na pitanje There are no more dilemmas. The answer to postavljeno u naslovu ovog uvodnika ne the question asked in the title of this editorial moåe Eiti samo ekonomski. 0oåemo cannot Ee purel\ economic. :e ma\ demon- poka]ati koliko Koüemo progno]iraniK strate as man\ forecasted trends or indicators trendova i demonstrirati koliko nam volja of the status and trends of the gloEal and local noviK poka]atelja stanja i kretanja gloEalniK economies as we would like – we will fail in i lokalniK ekonomija jedno neüemo uspjeti one mission to separate the supposedl\ inde- da odvojimo navodno nezavisna ekonomska pendent economic trends, development and kretanja, razvojne i tehnološke tokove, od technological trends from the issues of ter- pitanja terorizma, promjene klime, vojno- rorism, climate change, militar\-strategic, so- strateških, socijalnih i drugih faktora opšteg cial and other factors of the overall risk to the rizika po opstanak svijeta. 7eroristiþki survival of the world. Terrorist shock caused šok sa masakrom djece na 0anþester E\ the massacre of children in the 0anchester Areni 22. maja 2017. godine ponovo Arena on 22 0a\ 2017, once again dominat- dominantno pomijera paånju ka terorizmu, ed shifted the attention to terrorism as one of kao jednom od najveüih iskušenja novog the greatest temptations of the new millenni- milenijuma. 6ve zvuþnije Äzveckanje um. ,ncreasingl\ louder ³saEer rattling´, this oruåjem´, ovaj put u demonstraciji odnosa time to demonstrate the relationship Eetween izmeÿu 6everne .oreje i 6A', eskalacija 1orth .orea and the 8nited 6tates as well as zategnutosti sa 5usijom, mogli Ei da se the escalation of tensions with Russia, could smatraju opasnim znacima zaoštravanja Ee considered as dangerous signs of tighten- gloEalnih vojno-strateških kontroverzi. ing gloEal militar\-strategic controvers\. 5 ECONOMICS */2%$/1,(.21206.,32.$=(7(/-,, */2%$/(&2120,&,1',&$7256$1' 5,=,&, 5,6.6 .ada je rijeþ o izgledima svjetske privrede, 6peaking aEout the prospects of the world najveüi Eroj dosadašnjih uvodnika þasopisa econom\, most of the former editorials of ³Oikos (conomics´, poþinjali smo na ovaj ³Oikos (conomics´ journal we Eegan in one ili onaj naþin izreþenom konstatacijom da je or another wa\ E\ the statement that ³the onl\ Äizvjesno samo to da je i dalje sve neizvjesno´.
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