Muhamet Mustafa: The government is making decisions without preliminary studies

Mustafa said the government was under inflation pressure, so it was tasked to make that decision, to provide in the form of aid from 100 euros, which he said did not solve the problem steadily.

I think that Kosovo in general has problems, not just this government, but all governments, which, by far, have a serious problem. The serious problem is that important economic decisions are made without specific evidence. And when I say evidence, I remember that they have to be alternative, they have to be tested, they have to do effects studies. Of course, the government was under pressure of inflation and because of a situation that has been created, due to a mood that was created that the government is not taking too long then the government was tasked to take this measure which has some effect because a current situation that someone is in crisis, which is barely 100 euros because with that 100 euros chooses a problem and also such amount of money will be thrown in circulation within the month is welcome for many trade businesses, local products, for commercial enterprises, etc., etc., and I don't think it can be created with this a critical measure of choosing for sustainable difficulties, he said.

Furthermore, Professor Muhamet Mustafa said that in such situations, the government should do tests before coming up with a decision in the assembly.

“must be run... . The government when it comes out with a decision in the Assembly or a law has to come down with balance why it has made this decision, what it will choose, which alternatives it has in place and why it has chosen this option. The government must be careful, before such decisions make such an analysis of the effects”, Mustafa said tonight at television.