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Dragan Petrović
Faculty of Economics, University of Nis, Nis, Serbia
The subject of this paper is to analyze the evolution of approaches to the problem of the “state failure”. This phenomenon arose from the concept of “market failures”, which in economic theory can be seen in the context of searching for new strategies of the political and economic mechanisms of resource allocation. In this regard, special attention will be focused on the identification of the components of the institutional impact on the efficiency of economic processes, which first involves a general review of the role of the state in the economy. A multidisciplinary approach to the study of such a complex issue requires, among other things, that all information problems in the analysis of the economic functions of the public sector be taken into consideration, that the possibilities of financing public policy measures be appreciated, that the role and influence of the political process and the rent-oriented behavior of public officials be adequately evaluated, and ultimately that an attempt to identify the negative external effects caused by the absence, but also by the presence, of the state coordination in the economy be made.
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Since March 2015, the Journal is indexed in DOAJ
Since November 2013, the Journal is indexed in ProQuest – ABI/INFORM
Since October 2013, the Journal is indexed in Cabell’s Directories
Since September 2013, the Journal is indexed in Index Copernicus Journals Master List 2012
Since March 2013, the Journal has been evaluated and accepted for listing in EconLit (American Economic Association Publications)
Since January 2013, the Journal has been included into EBSCO’s databases
Since November 2012, the Journal has been included into Ulrich’s Periodicals Directory