Abstract: The Present Study Is Based On The Comparative Analysis Of Macroeconomic Variables And Tourism Revenues, Of Two Countries That Stretch Along The Adriatic Sea. From The Analysis Of The Results, It Appears That Between The Countries There Are No Significands Differences Between Most Macroeconomic Variables And Tourism Revenues. Thus, The Changes In Gross Domestic Product Per Capita, Imports, General Government Consumption And Tourism Revenue (Interpretive Variable), Show The Same Behaviour For Both Countries. The Only Difference Is Found In Albania's Private Consumption, Which Appears Much Higher Than Croatia's. A Difference, Which May Be Found In The Different Degree Of Investments In Time And Quantity, Between The Two Countries Or Even In The Form In Which These Investments Took Place And Were Utilized In The Tourism Sector Of Each Country.
Keywords: Macroeconomic Variables, Tourism Revenue, Dependency Theory
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