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Yugoslavia was once a regional industrial power and economic success. Two decades before 1980, annual gross domestic product (GDP) growth averaged 6.1 percent, medical care was free, literacy was 91 percent, and life expectancy was 72 years. The state provided housing, health care, education, and child care. Citizens lived well on a per capita income of $3000 a year (in 1980 dollars), with one month paid vacation, plus a year's maternity leave, if needed. Respect for workers was a central concern of government and society. But after a decade of Western economic ministrations and five years of disintegration, war, boycott, and embargo, the economy of the former Yugoslavia collapsed.

The Reagan administration of the United States targeted the Yugoslav economy. A 1984 National Security Decision Directive (NSDD 133) advocated "expanded efforts to promote a 'quiet revolution' to overthrow Communist governments and parties," while reintegrating the countries of Eastern Europe into a market-oriented economy.[1] Western trade barriers dramatically reduced Yugoslavia’s economic growth.

dustaban wrote:Ja nisam bio zadovoljan Yugom. Ali mislim da danas za njom zale i oni koji su lezali na Golom otoku!

prezimenko wrote:Neke statistike o Yu ekonomiji prije rata
- 1970 nezaposlenost 6%
- siromastva skoro da nije ni bilo
- stvari nabrojane dole

Cinjenica partija je vjerovatno par procenata manipulirala podatke ali po onome sto sam vidio i cuo u to vrijeme cini mi se da donekle odgovara.

Opet mi nije jasno kako ljudi mogu glasati za SDA i slaviti raspad jugoslavije respektivno SDS i HDZ u drugim zemljama.

Yugoslavia was once a regional industrial power and economic success. Two decades before 1980, annual gross domestic product (GDP) growth averaged 6.1 percent, medical care was free, literacy was 91 percent, and life expectancy was 72 years. The state provided housing, health care, education, and child care. Citizens lived well on a per capita income of $3000 a year (in 1980 dollars), with one month paid vacation, plus a year's maternity leave, if needed. Respect for workers was a central concern of government and society. But after a decade of Western economic ministrations and five years of disintegration, war, boycott, and embargo, the economy of the former Yugoslavia collapsed.

The Reagan administration of the United States targeted the Yugoslav economy. A 1984 National Security Decision Directive (NSDD 133) advocated "expanded efforts to promote a 'quiet revolution' to overthrow Communist governments and parties," while reintegrating the countries of Eastern Europe into a market-oriented economy.[1] Western trade barriers dramatically reduced Yugoslavia’s economic growth.

U nastavku Jugoslavija je pokusala kompenzirati posljedice sankcija kreditima sto je na kraju i unistilo odnosno uspjeli su :/

http://fas.org/irp/offdocs/nsdd/nsdd-133.htm

nije bas da se puno moze skontati iz clanka

Mohamad Sissoko wrote: Au opet "CIA razbila Jugu"
Ne pise da su ti isti Amerikanci davali ogromna bespovratna sredstva istoj toj Jugoslaviji.
Ne pise nigdje da je 1983 godine bankrotirala tj.prestala da placa dugovanja povjeriocima.

animus wrote:Za sve sto nam je bilo dobro u Yugi platili smo u krvi nasih najmilijih. Nemoj mi bogati vise te dobrote. Ovako nije predobro ali nije ni lose. Bit ce i bolje samo da se pascad (svih nacija) stave na uzicu.
Za vrijeme Yuge imam lijepa sjecanja ali jebiga tad sam bio mlad pa mi je sve bilo ljepse. kad pogledas statistiku nije bilo nista bolje nego sad.

dustaban wrote:

animus wrote:Za sve sto nam je bilo dobro u Yugi platili smo u krvi nasih najmilijih. Nemoj mi bogati vise te dobrote. Ovako nije predobro ali nije ni lose. Bit ce i bolje samo da se pascad (svih nacija) stave na uzicu.
Za vrijeme Yuge imam lijepa sjecanja ali jebiga tad sam bio mlad pa mi je sve bilo ljepse. kad pogledas statistiku nije bilo nista bolje nego sad.

Koju statistiku svegati?!

animus wrote:

dustaban wrote:

animus wrote:Za sve sto nam je bilo dobro u Yugi platili smo u krvi nasih najmilijih. Nemoj mi bogati vise te dobrote. Ovako nije predobro ali nije ni lose. Bit ce i bolje samo da se pascad (svih nacija) stave na uzicu.
Za vrijeme Yuge imam lijepa sjecanja ali jebiga tad sam bio mlad pa mi je sve bilo ljepse. kad pogledas statistiku nije bilo nista bolje nego sad.

Koju statistiku svegati?!

Nedavno na FTV bio dokumentarac o toj nostalgiji. Isto sranje ko i sada. pustili stare snimke, prije rata i vidis probleme nezaposlenosti, nepotizma, siromastva plus dodatno nemogucnost izbora, ogranicenost potrosnje itd. Ko nije bio u partiji i imao dobre veze mogao ga je samo poflautati. Isto i tada ljudi trazili sansu da zbrisu odavde.

Hugo Chavez wrote:

Mohamad Sissoko wrote: Au opet "CIA razbila Jugu"
Ne pise da su ti isti Amerikanci davali ogromna bespovratna sredstva istoj toj Jugoslaviji.
Ne pise nigdje da je 1983 godine bankrotirala tj.prestala da placa dugovanja povjeriocima.

Ne piše ni da su naši ljudi i naše firme projektovale i gradile ceste, željeznice, dalekovode, hidrocentrale, itd. po bijelom svijetu. A što se tiče uloge SAD, čovjek ti je lijepo napisao šta je zacrtala Reganova administracija. Ako gajiš simpatije prema njima ima tema o novom predsjedniku pa opleti.

dustaban wrote:Ja nisam bio zadovoljan Yugom. Ali mislim da danas za njom zale i oni koji su lezali na Golom otoku!

_BataZiv_0809 wrote:Bolje biti kolonija nego ravnopravna republika. Uvijek bilo