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Serbia – Physicians

Name: Serbia Physicians
Creator: World Bank
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Practicing physicians per 1,000 people. Includes generalists and specialist medical practitioners providing direct patient care. · World Bank

3.10 +0.07 from 2021 G20 rank: 50th · all-time high: 3.10 (2022)

APA

Serbia Physicians. HistorySaid. Retrieved March 11, 2026, from https://historysaid.com/serbia/physicians

BibTeX

@misc{historysaid_serbia_physicians,
  title = {Serbia Physicians},
  url = {https://historysaid.com/serbia/physicians},
  publisher = {HistorySaid},
  year = {2026}
}

Data & Projection▾

Year	Value	Change	Rank
2025* trend	3.12	–	–
2022	3.10	+0.07	50th
2021	3.03	+0.15	51st
2020	2.88	−0.09	51st
2018	2.97	+0.03	46th
2017	2.94	+0.01	46th
2016	2.93	−0.12	44th
2015	3.04	+0.01	38th
2014	3.03	−0.03	40th
2013	3.06	+0.01	40th
2012	3.05	+0.00	39th
2011	3.04	+0.03	35th
2010	3.02	+0.04	33rd
2009	2.97	+0.03	34th
2008	2.94	+0.09	35th
2007	2.85	+0.07	33rd
2006	2.78	+0.03	34th
2005	2.76	−0.01	34th
2004	2.77	+0.07	33rd
2003	2.71	–	33rd

Show all years (2003–2022)

* Linear trend extrapolation from last 5 data points

Detected Pattern▾

Stagflation Risk

GDP growth below 2% combined with inflation above 8% and rising unemployment. The worst macro combination for policymakers.

Inflation 11.1% GDP growth 0.1% Unemployment 23.0%

This pattern occurred 204 times in G20 history, 77 successful

Haiti 2024

Inflation

26.9%

GDP growth

-4.2%

Unemployment

14.6%

São Tomé and Principe 2024

Inflation

14.4%

GDP growth

1.1%

Unemployment

9.1%

Angola 2023

Inflation

13.6%

GDP growth

1.3%

Unemployment

14.1%

Colombia 2023

Inflation

11.7%

GDP growth

0.7%

Unemployment

9.6%

Haiti 2023

Inflation

36.8%

GDP growth

-1.9%

Unemployment

14.5%

Lebanon 2023

Inflation

221.3%

GDP growth

-0.8%

Unemployment

11.0%

HistorySaid – pattern alert

Serbia matched the Stagflation Risk pattern in 2011. Historically, 38% of countries showing this pattern (77 out of 204) saw physicians improve within 24 months. View full analysis →