The transition process in SloveniaMrak, Mojmir (Avtor) Rojec, Matija (Avtor) Potočnik, Janez (Avtor) TranzicijaGospodarske reformePrestrukturiranjePodjetništvoGospodarske razmereTuje naložbeNeposredne naložbeSlovenia is one of a few countries where the transition from a socialist to a market economy has been accompanied by a transition from a regional economy aspart of former Yugoslavia to a national economy within the European Union (EU). The article discusses where Slovenia stands after ten years of transition with respect to its transformation and the readiness of its economyto accede to the EU. Over the past decade Slovenia has moved quickly to establish macroeconomic stability and to initiate the systematic transformation of its economy. The main objective of this process has been to generate sustainable growth and to increase the country's international competitiveness to the level allowing its successful integration into the EU. While significant progress has been made, Slovenia's economy still suffers from persistent structural weaknesses. In the enterprise sector, most privatised companies have still to establish corporate governance and to undertake offensive restructuring. The country's financial sector is also still far away from being internationally competitive either in terms of its soundness, efficiency and costs, or in terms of its product variety.20022022-03-30 13:43:29Članek v reviji135792UDK: 323(497.4):061.1EUISSN pri članku: 1408-6980COBISS_ID: 21355357sl