Policy Study 32, prepared together with the UN Resident Coordinator Office, provides detailed design and estimated costs and effects of 
measures that will mitigate the socio-economic consequences of 
Covid-19. 
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Blagica Petreski, CEO of Finance Think explained the remarks from our FT Comment no. 30 of the Draft Law on Budgets (bit.ly/3ov58f1), i.e. the need for further specification and detailing in the area of medium-term budgeting, fiscal rules and the fiscal council. The hearing was organized by the Ministry of Finance.
The booklet “Empowerment of Women in Agriculture” presents the measures available to raise the living standards and productivity of women farmers, which is especially important during the Covid-19 crisis.
We’ve heard the opinions and experiences of the inhabitants of the village of Ropotovo, municipality of Dolneni, about how the pandemic affected their livelihood, income, work in agriculture.
The show hosted by Natasha Stojanovska was also attended by the Minister of economy Kreshnik Bekteshi. The effects of Covid-19 and government economic measures were discussed.
Our Blagica Petreski and Despina Tuman, and the Advisory Board’s member Jorge Davalos, published their research paper in the international peer-reviewed journal Eastern European Economics (Web of Science impact factor of 0.854. Click for link.
Finance Think participates in the international conference “Negotiations in the field of Competition Policies and State Aid: Lessons Learned and Future Challenges”, held hybridly in Podgorica, organized by the Montenegrin Pan-European Union.
The journalist briefing presented the results of the research of the effect of Covid-19 on poverty, as well as an assessment of the relaxed conditions for guaranteed minimum assistance.