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Dragan Djuricin

Djuricin, Dragan

Djuricin, Dragan

Professor, Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade, Serbia; Fellow, World Academy of Art and Science

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Professor, Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade, Serbia; Fellow, World Academy of Art and Science

Dragan Djuricin is Full Professor for Strategic Management, Project Management, Economics of Strategy, and Strategic Financial Management at School of Economics, University of Belgrade. He was former President of The Serbian Association of Economists. Prof. Djuricin’s current interests include Industry 4.0 and the Model of financing of sustainable and inclusive growth. Fellow, World Academy of Art and Science

ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

The Great Reset: New Economics Rules for a Better Normal   ( Economic Theory ), ( New Economics )
Get Full Text in PDF Economics is a science of context, the nexus of social conventions framing and directing the behavior of economic agents, while the economy is an aggregation of different forms of such behavior. The economy is a man-made system, highly nonlinear, with frequent paradigm shifts, with a set of rules explaining the behavior of economic agents. "The first in line for undergoing changes is the economic system that has to be oriented toward the global commons." The model of...
Escape from the Combined Crisis: The Role of Parallel Electronic Currency   ( Economic Theory ), ( Money & Finance ), ( New Economics )
Get Full Text in PDF Abstract Structural imbalances are the consequence of fault lines in the model of neoliberal capitalism as an extreme version of market capitalism. Economic system is over-financialized. A disproportionate share of value added created in financial sector leads to plutonomy. An overly financialized real economy has been extracting value out of companies by rewarding shareholders. Stock buyback operations predominate over investment in R&D and fixed assets. The COVID-19...
The New Growth Model and Economic Policy Platform   ( Economic Theory ), ( Money & Finance ), ( Measures & Indicators ), ( New Economics )
Get Full Text in PDF Abstract Structural crises of the past have had a significant impact on the world economy even before the COVID-19 pandemic emerged in 2020. The ongoing medical crisis exacerbates the double dip recession we have witnessed before. Challenges are consequential. By checking the pulse of the global economy, we see a high level of risk, fragile growth outlook, and increasing tensions between economic scholars and architects of the system over the evident polarization regarding...