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  1. Bulletin of the Central Bureau of Statistics of the Socialist Republic of Croatia, Year XXVI, Zagreb, 4 May 1990, no. 22.4.

  2. Statistical Yearbook of the Republic of Croatia 1990, Central Bureau of Statistics, p. 105.

  3. Croatian Privatisation Fund.

  4. Information on foreign investments is contained in Appendix 1.

  5. Statistical Survey of the Ministry of Justice, March 2002.

  6. For more on the ZSE, see <http://www.zse.hr>.

  7. For more on the VSE, see <http://www.vse.hr>.

  8. For more on the CROSEC, see <http://www.crosec.hr>.

  9. For more on the CDA, see <http://www.sda.hr>.

  10. For more on the MCPA, see <http://www.crocompet.hr>.

  11. For a list, see <http://www.zse.hr/members.html>.

  12. Information on trade is contained in Appendix 2.

  13. Central Bureau of Statistics, First Release — Statistical Data, Registers, Number and Structure of Business Entities, 2001 and 2002, No. 11.1.1/4. of 29 January 2003, available at <http://www.dzs.hr/Eng/2003/11-1-1_4e2003.htm>.

  14. Privredni vjesnik, Special Edition, 9 July 2002, p. 29.

  15. Narodne novine (Official Journal), no. 111/93.

  16. Narodne novine, nos. 34/99, 121/99, 52/00.

  17. During this period, total investment amounted to approximately US$5 billion, while reinvested profits amounted to approximately US$600 million. Loans granted or guaranteed by foreign parent companies to their subsidiaries in Croatia account for approximately US$2 billion.

  18. A total of 67.74 per cent of foreign investment in Croatia came from these three countries.

  19. These are investments in the telecommunications companies Croatian Telecom and VIPnet, banks and the pharmaceuticals company Pliva. These three sectors represent 61.82 per cent of all foreign direct investment.

  20. Total Croatian investments abroad only amount to US$550 million, out of which 91% went to the countries cited above. Generally these investments were made by the companies Pliva, Agrokor and Podravka. The source for all the tables on Foreign Direct Investment is the Croatian National Bank. See <http://www.hnb.hr>.

  21. Reports on the Work of the Commission for 2001 and the first six months of 2002.

  22. Source: Central Depositary Agency

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Filipović, V. The Croatian Corporate Landscape — a Practitioner’s Perspective. Eur Bus Org Law Rev 4, 83–113 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1017/S1566752903000831

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