Boris Begović - Wikipedia

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Boris Begović (Борис Беговић; born 1956) is an economic scholar in Serbia who has written and spoken on economic problems in the Balkans.

Begović has written a number of papers for the Centre for Liberal-Democratic Studies.^[1]

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