ميلان ستويادينوفيج (1888-1961)‎: دراسة في سياسته الاقتصادية

Abstract EN

The history of figures has caught the interest of researchers in history, but the historical studies did not cover most of the figures worthy of research.

Milan Stojanovic is one of the most prominent political and economic figures who had an important role in the history of Yugoslavia.

His study is important for Arabian and Iraqi libraries in particular, especially his economic measures to benefit from the experiences of nations in solving our economic problems.

This is how the topic of the research (A Study of Milan Stojanovic Economic Policy) was selected.

This topic was selected because Mi- lan was an economist.

When we reviewed the personality of Milan Stojanovic and his economic policy in Yugoslavia, we found several facts, the most prominent of which is that he was distinguished by special features that qualified him to play an important role in Yu- goslavian politics and economy.

He had the support of his father and obtained significant opportunities in the field of education; and due to his intelligence, he took advantage of them greatly.

His stud- ies outside Yugoslavia and his exposure to different ideas and cul- tures had an impact on building his personality.

He has an economic and political mindset, ambition and a clear vision.

He also defined his scientific, professional and political paths in detail, and entered politics through economics in line with the saying "who owns the economy owns politics".

Milan presented himself as an economist and developed impor-tant and successful solutions for his country and saved its economy from disintegration and collapse.

He changed his country's econom-ic path and he was a man of preliminary view.

This became clear when he left the position of minister due to his disagreement with the prime minister, and his retirement from political life during Al-exander's rule because of the intersection of his ideas and principles with the policy of the former, which was a message to the Yugoslav people to not to condone with the king's dictatorial actions.

In other words, Milan Stojanovic did not need positions.

He was a man who was needed.

Thus, Milan was the doctor who treated all Yugoslavia economic wounds, and this was evident through the application of his economic measures and the surplus that happened in the bud- get, which was suffering from a large deficit before he carried out his ministerial duties.