The analysis gross domestic product movement of the Croatia in period from 2006 to 2015

Tema ovog diplomskog rada je analiza bruto domaćeg proizvoda u Hrvatskoj kroz period od deset godina gdje se dio rada odnosi na definiranje i pobliže objašnjavanje bruto domaćeg proizvoda, njegove važnosti te metode mjerenja. Glavna zadaća ovog rada je analiza i usporedba bruto domaćeg proizvoda iz godine u godinu te na temelju toga prikazati opću sliku ekonomske snage i stanja Republike Hrvatske u zadanom periodu od 2006. do 2015. godine. Bruto domaći proizvod je tržišna vrijednost svih finalnih dobara i usluga proizvedenih u nekoj državi, u ovom slučaju Hrvatskoj, tijekom godine dana izraženih u novčanim jedinicama. Kroz razdoblje koje se analizira Republika Hrvatska je od blagog rasta na početku analiziranog razdoblja ušla u krizu i recesiju 2008. godine koja se nastavila narednih nekoliko godina. Kroz slabljene gospodarskih aktivnosti u vremenu krize i recesije, stope bruto domaćeg proizvoda bile su negativne, da bi se gospodarski oporavak ukazao krajem 2014. godine što u konačnici i dovodi do značajnijeg rasta stope bruto domaćeg proizvoda već u prvom kvartalu 2015. godine.The topic of this graduate thesis is the analysis of the gross domestic product in the Republic of Croatia over a period of ten years, whereby a part of the thesis relates to the definition and a more detailed explanation of the gross domestic product, its importance and the measurement methods. The main task of this thesis is the analysis and comparison of gross domestic product for each year and, on this basis, to present a general picture of the economic power and state of the Republic of Croatia during the period from 2006 to 2015. Gross domestic product is the market value of all final goods and services produced in a country, in this case in the Republic of Croatia, over a year, expressed in monetary units. At the beginning of the analyzed period, the Republic of Croatia has experienced a crisis and recession, which has lasted for several years. Due to the weakening of economic activity during the crisis and recession, the rates of gross domestic product were negative. Economic recovery began in late 2014, which has ultimately led to a significant growth rate of gross domestic product in the first quarter of 2015