There is a difference in wages between men and women in Serbia, and data show that women, although they have the same level of education and years of work experience, earn about 12% less than men, sai…
Inequality and Social Protection in South East Europe
The conference entitled “Inequality and Social Protection in South East Europe” was held on October 22, 2018 at the Faculty of Economics at the University of Belgrade. The workshop was ope…
Workshop on “Inequality and Social Protection in South East Europe”
Foundation for the Advancement of Economics – FREN invites you to the Workshop on “Inequality and Social Protection in South East Europe”, which will be held on 22 October at the Faculty of Econ…
Monitoring social situation in Serbia (MONS)
Monitoring social situation in Serbia (MONS) is an online platform, launched jointly by the Foundation for the Advancement of Economics FREN and SeConS Development Initiative Group, in order to better…
Promotion of the book “Women and Work – Towards a Political Economy of Transition” by Sonja Avlijaš
Promotion of the book “Women and Work – Towards a Political Economy of Transition” by Sonja Avlijaš was held on Thursday, 23 March 2018 in the Professors’ Hall at the Faculty o…
How equal and equitable is health care in Serbia?
The goal of the panel discussion, titled “How equal and equitable is health care in Serbia?”, organized by FREN and SeConS to mark the 4th edition on the Monitoring Social Situation in Ser…
Analysing Income Inequality in Serbia: From Data to Policy
11.12.2017. ANALYSING INCOME INEQUALITY IN SERBIA: FROM DATA TO POLICY. The study titled “Analyzing Income Inequality in Serbia: From Data to Policy” was presented today in the event Socia…
Economy: Employment and Labour in the 21st Century
04-05.12.2017. Within the scientific conference “Economy: Employment and Labour in the 21st Century”, organized by the Serbian Academy of Sciences and the Faculty of Economics of the Unive…
Serbia’s public finances in better shape than expected
Serbia’s public debt and fiscal deficit are lower than projected in the original program agreement between the IMF and the Government of Serbia. Moreover, fiscal restraints have not significantly hamp…
Analysing Income Inequality in Serbia – From Data to Policy
High income distribution inequality is bad for economic growth, both directly and as a potential source of significant political and social instability. Serbia has higher income distribution inequalit…