BiH na 95. mjestu po indeksu kompetitivnosti WEF-a

Prenj · Post by **Prenj** » 29/09/2005 14:47

Prema Indeksu konkurentnosti rasta Svjetskog gospodarskog foruma (WEF), BiH je ove godine zauzela 95. mjesto među 117 zemalja, što, ne računajući 13 novouvrštenih zemalja, predstavlja pad od jednog mjesta, u odnosu na proslu godinu.
Ostale ex-Yu drzave su ovako plasirane:

32. Slovenija
62. Hrvatska
80. SiCG
85. Makedonija

Izvor:
http://www.weforum.org/site/homepublic. ... omparisons

Pa ako ima "ozbiljnih osoba" koje bi mogle iskoristiti ovaj izvjestaj ...

da pamtis · Post by **da pamtis** » 29/09/2005 15:15

Mongolia
Guatemala
Sri Lanka
Nicaragua
Albania
Bolivia
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Tajikistan
Malawi
Ethiopia
Madagascar
East Timor
Zimbabwe
Bangladesh
Cameroon
Cambodia
Paraguay
Benin
Guyana
Kyrgyz Republic
Chad

vazno je da smo bolji od ovig gore

i neka u komsije crkne krava

Zadig · Post by **Zadig** » 29/09/2005 15:17

cekaj prenj, kako to da se prije nisi konsultovao sa terzicem and Co da ova informacija bude usaglasana sa ekonomskim rastom i razvojem u BIH

recimo mogli ste samo listu okrenut naopacke

Prenj · Post by **Prenj** » 29/09/2005 15:25

Zadig wrote:cekaj prenj, kako to da se prije nisi konsultovao sa terzicem and Co da ova informacija bude usaglasana sa ekonomskim rastom i razvojem u BIH

recimo mogli ste samo listu okrenut naopacke

Za savjetovanje Terzica zaduzen je @Savjest

rehaktor · Post by **rehaktor** » 29/09/2005 15:39

mali smo, al' brzo rastemo... dok dlan o dlan stici cemo makedoniju...

Zadig · Post by **Zadig** » 29/09/2005 15:55

ne znam u cemu je problem...bolji smo od albanije

pitt · Post by **pitt** » 29/09/2005 15:56

Obljepiti glasacka mjesta sa ovakvim podacima.....nek vide birachi rezultate svojih glasova od proslog puta. Mozda im dodje iz guzice u glavu.

Zadig · Post by **Zadig** » 29/09/2005 16:05

pitt wrote:Obljepiti glasacka mjesta sa ovakvim podacima.....nek vide birachi rezultate svojih glasova od proslog puta. Mozda im dodje iz guzice u glavu.

ma kakvi, dok dodju do dna liste (dje se i nalazimo) zaboravice zasto su uopste i dosli tu i sta treba da rade, okrenuce se, vidjece plakat SDA-HDZ-SDS, uplasice se od jednog od njih, i jope glasati za svoje

kratko pamte nasi ljudi, kao ona ribica iz finding nemo

Davy Crockett · Post by **Davy Crockett** » 29/09/2005 16:14

Prenj wrote:Prema Indeksu konkurentnosti rasta Svjetskog gospodarskog foruma (WEF), BiH je ove godine zauzela 95. mjesto među 117 zemalja, što, ne računajući 13 novouvrštenih zemalja, predstavlja pad od jednog mjesta, u odnosu na proslu godinu.
Ostale ex-Yu drzave su ovako plasirane:

32. Slovenija
62. Hrvatska
80. SiCG
85. Makedonija

Izvor:
http://www.weforum.org/site/homepublic. ... omparisons

Pa ako ima "ozbiljnih osoba" koje bi mogle iskoristiti ovaj izvjestaj ...

Tek 80. od 117!

Dobližićemo se barem zapadnim komšijama sa druge strane Dunava. Hoćemo sigurno!

rehaktor · Post by **rehaktor** » 29/09/2005 16:16

Zadig wrote:
pitt wrote:Obljepiti glasacka mjesta sa ovakvim podacima.....nek vide birachi rezultate svojih glasova od proslog puta. Mozda im dodje iz guzice u glavu.
ma kakvi, dok dodju do dna liste (dje se i nalazimo) zaboravice zasto su uopste i dosli tu i sta treba da rade, okrenuce se, vidjece plakat SDA-HDZ-SDS, uplasice se od jednog od njih, i jope glasati za svoje

kratko pamte nasi ljudi, kao ona ribica iz finding nemo

ma pusti sds i hdz... ne treba o njima uopce brinuti, naime gospoda nemaju alternativu

buhtelj · Post by **buhtelj** » 29/09/2005 16:24

Slovenija 32 mjesto....Slovenija bi morali biti jedno mjesto nize od Norveske

Televizione · Post by **Televizione** » 29/09/2005 17:13

BiH na 95. mjestu po indeksu kompetitivnosti WEF-a
Ostale ex-Yu drzave su ovako plasirane:
32. Slovenija
62. Hrvatska
80. SiCG
85. Makedonija
Izvor:
http://www.weforum.org/site/homepublic. ... omparisons

Pa ako ima "ozbiljnih osoba" koje bi mogle iskoristiti ovaj izvjestaj ...
Autor: da pamtis
Mongolia
Guatemala
Sri Lanka
Nicaragua
Albania
Bolivia
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Tajikistan
Malawi
Ethiopia
Madagascar
East Timor
Zimbabwe
Bangladesh
Cameroon
Cambodia
Paraguay
Benin
Guyana
Kyrgyz Republic
Chad
vazno je da smo bolji od ovig gore

jeste, narocito puno vazno. Dodatno, niti jedna od tih drzava nije dobila 16 miliardi pomoci. Uracunavajuci to BiH je na 1095 mjestu, ali i po drugome: socijalna, ljudska i medjuljudska prava, mogucnost poimanja itd.

Zasto bi HDZ ili SdA bili krivi za stanje. Ako su izabrani onda su sigruno najbolji od najboljih od onih koji su stajali na raspolaganju.

Ljudi, da budemo na jasno, to je slika drzave, radnog i moguceg intelektualnog poimanja rada, prava, organizacije, ponasanja i individualnih tjelesnih iz mozga upravljanih i duhovnih mogucnosti.

Oni koji su iza vidim i Ethiopia
Nicaragua
Bolivia
Ethiopia

Madagascar
East Timor
Zimbabwe
Bangladesh i druge -
sve zemlje koje imaju uzasnu klimu i nesnosne nemogucnosti ili su po sipanju droge u vlastitu glavurdu 'vodece' zemlje

World Economic forum nije obuhvatao stanje manijaka i sudija - kriminalaca, kao ni svrsavanje ministara pred satorima poljoprivrednika.

pitt · Post by **pitt** » 29/09/2005 17:14

Flu....evo za shit of the week

:D:D

Zasto bi HDZ ili SdA bili krivi za stanje. Ako su izabrani onda su sigruno najbolji od najboljih od onih koji su stajali na raspolaganju.

Televizione · Post by **Televizione** » 29/09/2005 17:17

shit of the year, crime and korrupzione

winetou · Post by **winetou** » 29/09/2005 17:22

Finska nezasluženo prva.

pitt · Post by **pitt** » 29/09/2005 17:24

Evo pa citajte malo.....ako vam nije mrsko ...iz danasnjeg journala:D:D

Western Europe Shows
Slip in Competitiveness

By G. THOMAS SIMS
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
September 29, 2005; Page A17

FRANKFURT – Europe's largest economies -- Germany, the U.K., France, Italy, and Spain -- are losing ground in an annual survey of global competitiveness, dragged down by concerns of sluggish economic growth and big budget deficits.

But in the survey by the Geneva-based World Economic Forum, those countries still rank above China and India, often cited as the greatest competitive threats to Western economies as they flood markets with inexpensive products and labor. The two ranked 49th and 50th, just behind Italy at 47th, and close to their rankings the year before.

Despite their high growth rates and low production costs, the survey found that China and India need to cut red tape, educate their people and improve infrastructure in order to compete in the long term.

The results are compiled through economic data and from surveys of nearly 11,000 business leaders. The World Economic Forum defines competitiveness not just on the basis of productivity and exchange rates. It also looks at policies and institutions that can affect productivity and prosperity.

Finland topped the list for the third consecutive year. The U.S. was second, as it was in 2004. But the U.S.'s image is tarnished by large budget deficits, a near-record trade deficit and low household savings. The U.S. ranked 92nd of 117 countries on its fiscal balance, and 109th on the national savings rate.

Japan ranked 12th, still suffering from years of deflation, and it slipped three spots because of its management of public finances. The forum said the planned overhaul of the postal system should help boost Japan's ranking.

Hong Kong also slipped by seven spots to No. 28, with its judicial system now seen as less independent.

Along with Finland, the Nordic European countries of Sweden, Denmark, Iceland and Norway hold five of the top 10 spots, as they did last year. Other stars include fifth-ranked Taiwan, down one spot from last year, and sixth-ranked Singapore, up one spot from last year.

Western Europe's general slip in competitiveness from the beginning of the decade -- though from fairly high levels -- reflects the region's economic development of late. Gross domestic product in the 12-nation euro zone that forms the bulk of the region's economy is projected to have expanded on average by 1.3% during the first five years of this decade, compared with more than 2% during the previous decade. The euro zone is forecast to grow just 1.2% this year, far behind the global average of 4.3%, according to the International Monetary Fund. The region's budget deficit has grown to 2.7% of GDP in 2004 from 1.9% of GDP in 2001.

"What you have is several years of low growth, which has damped the mood of the business community," said Augusto Lopez-Claros, chief economist of the World Economic Forum. "There is an impact on investment, on hiring. It is a slight vicious circle. ... This means the business community is in a mood of retrenchment."

The dimmer outlook is even beginning to harm the outlook for relatively robust Spain, which has been one of the euro zone's fastest-growing economies in recent years. Spain's overall ranking dropped to 29 from 23, and the indicator ranking Spain's economic outlook has dropped to 65 this year from 29 in 2001.

"You look at the growth figures, and Spain is doing well, but with respect to a bad neighborhood," Mr. Lopez-Claros said.

Italy is in the worst shape among the big EU countries, ranked only above Poland (at No. 51) among the 25 EU members. Lagging behind nations such as Tunisia and just ahead of Botswana, Italy is burdened by perceptions that its government interferes in the private sector.

The survey's measure of short-term outlook ranks Italy 110th of the 117 countries surveyed. Its government debt is more than 106% of GDP, above the 63% average of the 25-nation EU, according to the EU's statistics office.

Write to G. Thomas Sims at [email protected]

pitt · Post by **pitt** » 29/09/2005 17:27

Ako koga zanimaju ostali podaci iz cijelog izvjestaja, nek se javi na private.
Sljedece je dostupno:

• the executive summary of the annual Global Competitiveness Report.

• the full rankings for 2005 and comparisons with 2004.

• the competitiveness rankings by technology, macroeconomic environment and public institutions.

Svi dokumenti su u PDF-u.

Prenj · Post by **Prenj** » 29/09/2005 17:29

pitt wrote:Ako koga zanimaju ostali podaci iz cijelog izvjestaja, nek se javi na private.
Sljedece je dostupno:

• the executive summary of the annual Global Competitiveness Report.

• the full rankings for 2005 and comparisons with 2004.

• the competitiveness rankings by technology, macroeconomic environment and public institutions.

Svi dokumenti su u PDF-u.

Sapni nam barem koje mjesto zauzimamo iz "the competitiveness rankings by technology, macroeconomic environment and public institutions"

Rekao je nas Terzic da je "nasa makroekonomija prva u regionu"

pitt · Post by **pitt** » 29/09/2005 17:34

Growth: Bosnia and Herzegovina 95 3.17 (81 je bilo 2004)

technology: Bosnia and Herzegovina 99 2.61

public institutions: Bosnia and Herzegovina 86 3.67

macroeconomic environment: Bosnia and Herzegovina 91 3.23

Jurimo ka dnu

:D

pitt · Post by **pitt** » 29/09/2005 17:37

De mi posalji mail adresu da ti posaljem sve ove pa iscitavaj ako ti je cejf

:D:D

da pamtis · Post by **da pamtis** » 30/09/2005 07:42

61 Kuwait -7 567 -5
62 Ghana 8 566 19
63 Latvia 1 564 5
64 Zambia -8 563 -6
65 Angola 6 562 16
66 Hungary -1 557 0
67 Bosnia-Herzegovina 11 555 22
68 Iraq -11 554 -14
69 Jordan -6 552 -8
70 Peru 5 551 8
71 Belarus -10 548 -17
72 Congo DR 7 545 17
73 Cuba 1 544 0
74 Scotland 12 542 38
75 Qatar -7 541 -8
76 Chile -3 538 -7
76 Panama 1 538 -2
78 Oman -10 537 -12
79 Austria -8 533 -13
80 Libya -5 532 -11

kod fifine cole se najbolje drzimo

Fair Life · Post by **Fair Life** » 30/09/2005 08:14

pitt wrote:Obljepiti glasacka mjesta sa ovakvim podacima.....nek vide birachi rezultate svojih glasova od proslog puta. Mozda im dodje iz guzice u glavu.

Kasikom ??

winetou · Post by **winetou** » 30/09/2005 13:29

Čudo da je BiH tako "nekonkurentna" u tehnologiji.
Evo najnoviji uspjeh bosanskog R&D:
http://www.nezavisne.com/revija/tekst2-050925.php

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