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Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
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Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

Former name (1992–2003) of Serbia and Montenegro after the constituent republics of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, and Macedonia declared independence and seceded from Yugoslavia in the period 1991–92.
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Whereas by 2001, Slovenia had already implemented the bulk of transition reforms (see EBRD, Transition Report, 2002), most other Yugoslav successor states were lagging behind, especially Bosnia and Herzegovina and FR Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro).
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