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	title	year	author
1.	Futurism at the market. Future futures legislation to issue from parliament Slovenian Business Report 1996 : 3, p. 35	1996
2.	Local shares attract foreign speculators Slovenian Business Report 1996 : 3, p. 34	1996
3.	Italy joins Europe. With a change of government, Italy - apparently - has also changed it's attitude Slovenian Business Report 1996 : 3, p. 29	1996
4.	Underbudgeted, railroads clatter by. In the last few years, exactly zero measures have been taken to encourage a shift from private to public transportation Slovenian Business Report 1996 : 3, p. 44-46	1996	Rekar, M.
5.	Slovenia's port boom. Slovenia's tiny coastline features the Adriatic's busiest port : still, relations between the state and Koper have seldom been worse Slovenian Business Report 1996 : 3, p. 48-53	1996
6.	Biggest Slovenian wholesalers. According to the '94 dosing balance Slovenian Business Report 1996 : 3, p. 55	1996
7.	Who's afraid of the big (foreign) wolf? Some Slovenians have an irrational fear of "offshore" capital : foreign traders say they just don't feel it Slovenian Business Report 1996 : 3, p. 57	1996
8.	Real estate without real rules. Five years have passed since Slovenia's post-socialist property market began taking shape : players abound, but the game remains hazy Slovenian Business Report 1996 : 3, p. 58-59	1996
9.	Are we so unattractive? Slovenia's property market has developed, but foreigners are staying away in droves Slovenian Business Report 1996 : 3, p. 60	1996
10.	A final accounting - for now. The Slovenian economy had a 113 billion tolar net profit and a 138 billion net loss last year : however, profit increased by a third, and loss only by a fifth Slovenian Business Report 1996 : 2, p. 35-37	1996

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