USPOREDBA VELIČINE I STUKTURE JAVNOG SEKTORA REPUBLIKE HRVATSKE I OSTALIH EUROPSKIH ZEMALJA : Završni rad

U ovom završnom radu se analizira veličina i struktura javnog sektora Republike Hrvatske te se uspoređuje s europskim zemljama. Javni sektor ima veliki utjecaj na ekonomski rast države koji dovodi do blagostanja društva. Uvid u veličinu i strukturu javnog sektora daje evidentnu sliku o tome kako postoji trend rasta javnog sektora. Javni sektor u RH je glomazan, netransparentan i neučinkovit te kao takav koči gospodarski razvoj države. Najveća žrtva javnog sektora je privatni sektor koji trpi teret javnog sektora. Reforma i reorganizacija javnog sektora bi trebali biti glavni zadatak nositelja politike. Analizom javnog sektora RH te usporedbom s europskim zemljama se vidi kako ostaje mnogo prostora za poboljšanje javnog sektora te se vidi zaostajanje za europskim zemljama. Republika Hrvatska ima neučinkovit javni sektor te reforme zaostaju unatoč pritisku javnosti i medija.This final study analyzes the size and structure of the public sector of the Republic of Croatia and compares it with European countries. The public sector has a major impact on the economic growth of the state leading to the well-being of society. An insight into the size and structure of the public sector gives an evident picture of how there is a growth trend of the public sector. The public sector in the Republic of Croatia is bulky, non-transparent and inefficient, and as such hinders the economic development of the country. The biggest victim of the public sector is the private sector, which suffers the burden of the public sector. Reform of the public sector and reorganization should be a major task for policy makers. The analysis of the public sector of the Republic of Croatia and the comparison with European countries show that there is still a lot of room for improvement of the public sector and that lagging behind European countries is seen. The Republic of Croatia has an inefficient public sector and reforms are lagging behind despite pressure from the public and the media