
Analysis of the Budget Rebalance – September 2026
Author: Vojislav Stojanović, economist The budget revision significantly increased the spending framework compared to the initial budget, by 1.5% of GDP (1.45 billion
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Author: Vojislav Stojanović, economist The budget revision significantly increased the spending framework compared to the initial budget, by 1.5% of GDP (1.45 billion

CEVES conducted an analysis of Serbia’s Central Bank independence in September 2026.
The analysis was exchanged with the TAIEX peer review mission of the European Commission.
You can download the report or read it below.

See the full report at the link Report „CBAM Readiness and the Green Industrial Transition in Serbia“ analyzes Serbia's readiness for the implementation

„SME Barometer“, i.e., the document „SME Sector in Serbia 2024: State Analysis and Overview of SME100 Initiatives“ offers a concise overview of key trends and the state of the SME sector in Serbia during 2023, with expectations for 2024. Based on data from the SME Compass, economic trends in Serbia and abroad, business
activities and challenges faced by SMEs, such as inadequate business environment, access to finance, labor availability, as well as green and digital transformation, are analyzed. These insights provide a clear picture of the opportunities and obstacles affecting the growth and development of the SME sector.

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The brochure presents CEVES's work on assessing the potential and perspectives of the small and medium-sized enterprise sector in Serbia, as well as identifying those

Within the project “Assessing and streamlining potentials of Open Balkan Initiative”, a report on project task 3 – Administrative

Within the project “Assessing and streamlining the potential of the Open Balkan Initiative”, the Center for Economic Analysis (CEA) from Skopje,

Within the project Assessing & Streamlining the Potentials of the Open Balkan Initiative, led by CEA and with CEVES participating, CEA has prepared 3 studies.

Within the project “Assessing and streamlining the potential of the Open Balkan Initiative”, the Center for Economic Analysis (CEA) from Skopje,

Within the project “Assessing and streamlining the potential of the Open Balkan Initiative”, the Center for Economic Analysis (CEA) from Skopje, has published a report on research task 1: Screening of the Open Balkan Initiative – Country Analyses. Experts from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia (CEVES) participated in the preparation of the report.

The analysis of labor market and workforce needs in the context of migration management was carried out with the support of the global programs of German Development Cooperation

The Center for High Economic Studies CEVES produced a report in October 2022 that is complementary to the official report of the Statistical Office

In October 2022, the Book of Recommendations of the National Convention on the European Union (NKEU) was published, which presents the progress achieved by

In the past year, the Center for High Economic Studies CEVES, in cooperation with the Timok Youth Center TOC, and within

On 04/13/2022, a meeting of the Working Group of the National Convention on the European Union for Chapter 17 Economic and Monetary Policy was held, and on the same

In an analysis by Kori Udovički, published by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung under the title SERBIA’S ECONOMIC GROWTH: It is Real and (Yet

World Bank Year: 2020 This study focuses on the impact that the COVID crisis has had on Serbian SMEs to date

Publications related to the impact assessment of the introduction of the circular economy in three sectors – plastic packaging, electrical

Publications related to the impact assessment of the introduction of the circular economy in three sectors – plastic packaging, electrical and electronic equipment