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Through the media, representatives of the Institute for Development and Innovation express expert opinions, advocate for economic policies, and inform the public about their work. Аll with the aim of providing accurate and relevant facts on economic issues of public interest.

FOR N1

Young People Emigrate Mainly Because of Jobs
To educate one economist in Serbia at the University of Belgrade, society needs to invest 31,000 euros, while educating one dentist requires slightly over 70,000 euros.
  • 9 minutes read

FOR ORIGINAL MAGAZIN

We are Working on Providing People with Solutions
The path of a young entrepreneur in Serbia is not easy. But when a young person overcomes all the challenges and sets out on this journey, great businesses and success stories emerge.
  • 6 minutes read

FOR N1

Our Country Exports Experts
Although there is no precise official statistic on how many people are leaving the Republic of Serbia, estimates suggest that the number ranges from around 15,000 to 45,000 people annually.
  • 4 minutes read

POLITIKA.RS

A University Degree can cost up to 70,000 Euros
To obtain a doctoral title, an average of nearly 55,000 euros is required, and just 1,500 euros less is needed to complete all seven years of dental studies.
  • 9 minutes read

FOR VEČERNJE NOVOSTI

One Billion Euros lost due to “Brain Drain”
Considering that a large number of young people, especially those with higher education, are leaving our country, this institute has also researched how much brain drain costs Serbia.
  • 5 minutes read

FOR BIZNIS.RS

How much does the Entire Education of one Child Cost?
The range of total education costs varies from 30,821 euros at the Faculty of Economics up to 58,095 euros at the Faculty of Medicine, and even 70,694 euros at the Faculty of Dentistry.
  • 5 minutes read

POLITIKA.RS

From Preschool age to University, 34,000 Euros are Needed
The costs of secondary education amounted to about 21,000 euros, while the costs of primary education were around 13,500 euros.
  • 2 minutes read

FOR RTV

Over 70,000 Euros Invested in one Dentist
The education of one person, from preschool to completing academic studies, which on average lasted five years and were finished in 2018, required an investment of about 34,000 euros.
  • 2 minutes read

FOR TV HRAM

Institute Presented Activities in the Morning Program of TV Hram
The projects the Institute is engaged in are precisely those for which it was founded in 2018 by a group of young economists.
  • 12 minutes read

FOR N1

Data on Youth lLeaving Bosnia and Herzegovina are Alarming
Bosnia and Herzegovina loses 1.5 billion euros annually due to the emigration of young people abroad, which is one of the key conclusions of the research.
  • 13 minutes read

FOR CORD MAGAZINE

Battle for Every Individual
According to the research data from “The Costs of Youth Emigration,” the costs for the Republic of Serbia amount to up to two billion annually, based on investments in the education of those who leave and the potential loss of GDP.
  • 6 minutes read

FOR BBC

Brain Drain or Circular Migration
When a young person decides to leave the country where they were born and educated, they carry with them part of that country’s future — and everything invested in them.
  • 4 minutes read

FOR N1

The State Loses €53,500 for each Young Educated Person who Leaves
According to research data, Serbia invests €34,000 in one highly educated person, and €55,000 in a PhD holder.
  • 6 minutes read

PROFIL I PROFIT

The show “Profile and Profit” – An Opportunity for Young
How much does it cost Serbia to educate a young person who emigrates? How much potential GDP does Serbia lose with the departure of a single young person?
  • 5 minutes read

POLITIKA.RS

Foreign Countries get our Educated Experts for free
Due to population migration, Serbia is losing between 300 million and 1.2 billion euros, according to new research on the loss of money invested in the education of young people.
  • 4 minutes read

FOR RTS

Young People from Serbia “Carry Away” €54,000 in their Suitcases
Due to the emigration of young people, Serbia loses between €300 million and €1.2 billion annually.
  • 2 minutes read

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