Sejdiu: Inflation not resolved with minimum wage growth, economic structure is problem

The economy's recogniser, Dardan Sejdiu, says that the minimum wage increase and additions to social schemes are not the solution to the inflation problem in the country.

But it leaves the economic structure.

“The problem of treating information is in two ways how it can be viewed and treated. The first is that we want sizes for eye and ear, so the populist measure that made an intervention there ad-hop, so to speak, finds some products that you can lower. T NV even a little bit, this has an effect after a certain period, not immediately, but you as a government show you've made an intervention there. This is a little game with the only instrument you have, you don't have any other instruments here. There is no other instrument than lowering the VAT, as 80% of the import is from countries with which customs is used. Even if the minimum wage is up again you have the same problem, the problem is”.

The problem is simple and this has been a long time ago. This country's economic structure is totally dependent on external factors such as consumption, the type of industry, the values we build, that is, the productivity of this economy is totally dependent on the outside. The trade deficit is huge and we've never had a moment in which we reflected on the kind of economic structure, that would stop inflation again. It means you're connected globally to a world in which the interdependence is, but when is the time in which the government acts? The moment in which

The government can interact with a well-trained economy is that it can fix some things. For example, we say that demand increases when wages are increased and these additions are given, as it is completely dependent on import of the <x0 market.

“According to my calculations, the banking balance in this Republic is not the cost of capital investments, somebody says it doesn't, but it does not affect the capacity of the economy as it says by action, the second is very important to ask a question of what are the sectors that 20 years ago and the next 20 years we will develop, because this problem doesn't stop this year until global markets stabilise, until prices are stabilised in global markets and supply chains we see a lot later --<1 years later, Sejkokon said in Kosova.

Sejdiu said the long-term solution and inflation is changing the country's economic structure, not dealing with Kosovo-Serbia dialogue.

And we're guessing, the cereals are moving by 1.5%, the price is about 20% on the market, the discussion here is whether there's room to control this job, right now that the state can do a little inspection job with no one to abuse at prices. This is not a formalization, but abuse at the moment can happen, but this is not a change of situation this is a small period of intervention, so I don't want to create the impression that it is a great interventional moment, the key question for every prime minister in the Republic, now and how many years shouldn't dialogue with Serbia be, now how long should the economic structure of this republic be? This is not done in parallel with dialogue, because here the deputy economy prime minister deals with dialogue alone, the finance minister talks about nominal growth, hiding that real growth, because that number, 4.9, is hiding from”, Sejdiu said. /Klan Kosova/