Jože P. Damijan[1], Sandra Damijan[2], Osiris Jorge Parcero[3]
Country size has been an intriguing issue for a long time. In particular, it became increasingly important after the WW2 when a number of former colonies, mostly small countries, gained independence. The central issue here was whether small countries can achieve a sufficient scale in order to achieve economies of scale in production and in providing essential public goods. Today this issue translates into the question how good are small countries in coping with the drawbacks of smallness. * Nadaljujte z branjem
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