Mario Pečarić

Prof. Mario Pečarić is a Full Professor at the Faculty of Economics in Rijeka, University of Rijeka. He specializes in international finance, monetary policy, and economic development. His teaching spans undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including courses on International Finance, Monetary Analysis, Exchange Rate Policies, and Economic Development Theory.

His research focuses on international financial systems, monetary policy transmission mechanisms, exchange rate regimes, financial liberalization impacts, and the effects of capital flows on economic growth. He has contributed to analyses of post-transitional economies, EU integration processes, and global financial crises, emphasizing critical perspectives on neoliberal policies and financial globalization.

Prof. Pečarić’s work integrates theoretical frameworks with empirical case studies, addressing topics like the Dutch disease hypothesis, FDI effects, and the Washington Consensus. He explores institutional structures of international financial markets and risk management strategies in global contexts.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed. His academic activities are centered on teaching and research in international finance and development economics, with a focus on Croatia’s economic integration and post-transitional challenges.