Pacolli: There is no economic growth of 9.9% in Kosovo

Pacolli has said that real economic growth in Kosovo cannot exceed 4.8-5 percent.

That, according to him, 2020 cannot be made as a reference year, since in that year everything was recorded, but a comparison should be made by 2019.

Pacolli's full delivery:

I heard you were talking about the country's economic growth and increased employment.

There is no economic growth of 9.9% in Kosovo, for many reasons.

The year 2020 can't be taken for reference. In that year (2020) it was all Signatory.

Make a comparison to 2019 and you will see that real economic growth in Kosovo cannot exceed above 4.8-5%.

A description as a measure of economic growth;

Percent of changing economic factors during reference periods

Viewed as growth, stagnation, or economic depression

How economic growth is considered;

1) A per capita income increase,

2) The economic performance of production and sherbying factors, stemming from investments financed by national capital, as well as those derived from foreign capital or remittances that affect the growth of productions,

3) percentages of population consumption growth,

4) The percentage of the volume of investments in projects to improve public infrastructure,

5) Establishing sustainable conditions ( savings)

... consideringeven these factors;7

a) Improving quality of life ( socioeconomic balance, inflation, costs, etc.)

b) The percentage of income growth and population spending that affect the increase in citizens' standard of living, taking into account stock (reats or savings that create stability for the future),

c) distribution of incomes and expenses of all population segments (size )

d) Pêrcent of income from informal (family) activities

h) Changes of health and living environment (the quality of population life, which is measured, normally through surveys)

i) measures taken to guarantee the sustainable welfare of citizens

%s on the basis of numbers, names, dates and monetary values following economic phenomena