With 3.3% economic growth, we can't talk about growth of revenues”, opposition counters Murat

With elections on the horizon, current power has sparked engines of showing as many economic indicators as possible, which, according to their claims, testify to the country's economic development in recent years. Most of this is being taken care of by Finance, Labour and Transfers Minister Iron Murati.

Finally, Minister Murati came up with a letter about “share economic growth” in the country, for what they claimed family economies have increased 1.5 billion euros.

“Sic can also be seen by graphing below, the pace of growth accelerates significantly during the government's mandate Kurti. For the past four years, household economies' deposits have increased for 1.51 billion euros, which compared to the previous four years during the past governments is for 3 times higher. This is an indication that economic growth is inclusive and is being done not only for businesses, but for all citizens. ” Minister Murati wrote among other things.

Murat's buildup for household savings deposits was accompanied by sharp reactions from opposition economists. Democratic Party MP Arben Mustafa has stressed that it cannot be talked about considerable growth in income in an economy with economic growth of only 3.3 per cent.

Because in fiscal policies, where it belongs, it has been completely incompatible throughout the mandate, Iron Murati has started talking about increasing bank sector deposits. Each economist realizes that with 3.3% economic growth, we cannot talk about significant growth of income in the economy. ” He said.

He also recalled that with the economic growth of inflation, the value of deposits does not have the same value as before.

Moreover, when we are at the deposits, we should remember that today 100 euros of deposits are not worth more than 70 euros before due to price hikes. So, Minister, see if you can find any of your jobs, and leave the deposits where you don't have any contributions! ” He said Mustafa.

Reaction to Murati's post came from LDK member Berat Rukiqi, who said that today 60% of citizens' salaries are spent on drugs and basic food (crown, milk, sugar, oil).

After the Ministry, we have so much money we don't know what to do with them. The minister is saying that family economies have been greatly enriched, but he's forgetting to tell us that today 60% of our salaries are going for basic medicine and food (good, bad.)*7That's it, sugar, oil. When this minister and this government started terming pay rates for drugs and basic food has been 30%. Treating us, according to their manual, as ignorant and illiterate, 2024 is comparing it to the pandemic year when each family economy has been forced to use their own deposits for survival and pandemic healing. ” Rukiqi said.