Ana Dragi Milijic

Mr. Ana Dragi Milijic


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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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17 September 2025 in Social Sciences
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AMAna Dragi Milijic
Ana Dragi Milijic
AMAleksandar Manasijević
Aleksandar Manasijević
DĐDejan Đorđević
Dejan Đorđević
VMVladislav Marjanovic
Vladislav Marjanovic
MSMarina Stanojevic
Marina Stanojevic
This paper investigates the impact of demographic changes on regional disparities within the European Union. The analysis focuses on key demographic trends—population ageing, low fertility rates, and migration flows—and their long-term implications for labor markets, economic growth, and the sustainability of social systems across EU regions. Using Eurostat data for 169 NUTS2 regions for 2022 and 2023, the study applies descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, and multiple regression models to quantify the effects of life expectancy, fertility rates, and educational attainment on GDP growth and employment in knowledge-intensive and high-tech sectors. Findings indicate that regions with higher shares of highly educated labor and favorable demographic profiles tend to achieve greater economic resilience and competitiveness. In contrast, demographic decline and outmigration continue to deepen structural disparities, particularly in rural and less developed regions. The results underscore the importance of integrated EU policies aimed at addressing demographic challenges while promoting regional cohesion through investment in human capital, innovation, and infrastructure. By highlighting the critical role of demographic factors in shaping regional development, this study contributes to the discourse on designing effective policies to foster sustainable and inclusive growth within the European Union.

1 January 2022 in Podzemni radovi
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SMSlavica Miletić
Slavica Miletić
DBDejan Bogdanović
Dejan Bogdanović
GSGoran Sreten Stojanovic
Goran Sreten Stojanovic
AMAna Dragi Milijic
Ana Dragi Milijic
MTMarko Trišić
Marko Trišić
This paper aims to rank business models for successfully overcoming socio-economic instability through criteria using an appropriate multicriteria decision-making method (MCDM). In this paper, the AHP method was used to calculate the difficulty criteria. The literature review identified and analyzed six business models: digital business models where companies will be found, competitive advantage models, global, deglobal, market models based on new products and services and customer-built business models. The findings of this research improve the understanding of several business models on the basis of which the management of mining companies can successfully overcome the socio - economically unstable situation.