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The sector distribution of communal economy of cities in Croatia

The city population in Croatia is in line with post-transition period, and before the transition, over the past two decades, was faced with a new understanding of redefining the function of local public services and the concept of choosing your own requirements, but is in complete accordance with the democratic rights related to the selection and creation of further functioning of the activities of local public services in the local area. In this way, the city population, during the period of creation and customization of the entire organization and functioning of cities in Croatia, got the opportunity to participate in the creation of further prospects of communal economy of cities in Croatia. This paper seeks to define the basic theoretical and practical features of the functioning of the communal economy of cities in Croatia at the aggregate level of cities. Communal economy of cities on an aggregate level, and observed by the sectoral distribution, can be measured in differentiated individual communal industries (transportation, garbage, water, etc.) and thus easier to identify and position the advantages and disadvantages in particular in terms of noticeable differences in the organizations among the towns in Croatia, where the smaller towns and the city of Zagreb have a similar structure and functioning in relation to the secondary cities, which is not to compare, if we analyze the number of population size and structure of utility activities.

communal economy; cities; sectors of communal economy.

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