NEW ECONOMIC PLAN IN YUGOSLAVIA

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CIA-RDP82-00457R008700500015-2
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RIPPUB
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S
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1
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December 14, 2016
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January 11, 2001
Sequence Number: 
15
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Publication Date: 
September 25, 1951
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REPORT
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%&X 5( 4 X1' CEN ' .WITELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT NCI, INFORMATION CD NO. COUNTRY SUBJECT PLACE ACQUIRED DATE OF INFO. 25X1A 20 25X1A 25X1A 25X1A 25X1A 25X1A 25X1A 25X1A Yugoslavia. New Eco omic Plan in Yugoslavia 25X1A Doeownt Me. 1_a--------------- - Change in Class. (LIST Deolassified DATE DISTR. 25 Sept. 1951 I. Of PAGES 1 F ENCLS, ass. Changed Tai TS S SUP' h HR Y~_2,.... REP, LEMENT TO 25X1 X 1o The statement was made recently be Edvard Kar?deij, Yugoslav Foreign Affairs Minister, that free enterprise in Yugoslavia. will be free only insofar as details of factory administration are corcernedo The Yugoslav (overnment will erect the necessary buildings, plan the production for each plant and appoint factory managers. Managers who fail in their specific assi-s- ment will, be subject to omiahmenta Reportedly, Kardelj stated that it will be some time before any improvement in living conditions will be noticed. New prices are to be regulated in Luch a day that the new increased income will correspond to the former in term of commodities. close to Yugoslav Government that ir. his opinion the new economic plan will result in chaos and higher prices. Informant feels that the United States Government should furnish the Yugoslav Government with 20 to 30 million dollars worth of consumer commodities for distribution to the Yugoslav population in order to check inflation in Yugoslavia Such an action on the part of the United States Government would serve to strengthen the morale and faith of the Yugoslav people who, at.the present time, believe the sole interest of the United States is in aiding; the Yugoslav Government0 The Yugoslav-population has little interest in United States funds and supclies granted to the Government and Armed Forces alone0 ',ommerri,: Your attention is called to which recently reported on the devaluuatixn of the Yugoslav dinar and possible shake-up in the Yugoslav Ministries of Trade and Finance0 -According to Yugoslav economic and currency reforms are scheduled to take place on 1 "'ovember, 1951. 25X1A Comment: f of 13 July 1951 renoi'tm on Y13aoal v prepa~ra Sans to devalue the ninar in Zone So -reported on the possibility of currency reform in March 1951e Comment: Decrees were recently issued in Yugoslavia which provide ?or tie! _fmpo~rary implementation of ome of the ea economic proposals now under consideritinn_