Through this study we give a special practical and theoretical contribution to the district in general and especially to the country's institutions, as this study will initially analyze the theoretical aspects and their impact on economic development. In addition, we have tried to analyze the trade aspect for three-year period (2017-2019), identifying the comparative advantages of trade, influencing factors and improving quality as increasing factors of exports and finding a place in world markets. The discrepancies between imports and exports in Northern Macedonia have resulted in a significant negative trade balance due to the weak manufacturing sector, and as a result firms in Northern Macedonia are not yet able to compete internationally with a wide range of products. The determining factor in market entry is the ability to improve and produce according to specific quality requirements, so companies need to improve the quality of their products as soon as possible, which would enable them to compete with the international market and launch new products. Finally, we have given some recommendations on what the Republic of Northern Macedonia should do, most importantly to provide grants, subsidies and other financial assistance to organizations directly to increase their productivity and competitiveness, thus directly affecting trade flows. Republic of Northern Macedonia, ie the policy-making institutions should define the products with development potentials and finance those products in various forms in order to be competitive in the foreign market.
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DOI | 10.11648/j.jbed.20220704.12 |
Page(s) | 111-116 |
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Economic Development, Productivity Growth, Competitiveness, World Markets, Quality
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Ilaz Ameti, Llokman Hebibi, Armend Asllani. (2022). Some of Macroeconomic Policies as Promoting Factors in Economic Development (Case Study with the Republic of Northern Macedonia). Journal of Business and Economic Development, 7(4), 111-116. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.jbed.20220704.12
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Ilaz Ameti; Llokman Hebibi; Armend Asllani. Some of Macroeconomic Policies as Promoting Factors in Economic Development (Case Study with the Republic of Northern Macedonia). J. Bus. Econ. Dev. 2022, 7(4), 111-116. doi: 10.11648/j.jbed.20220704.12
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