The deputy of the Democratic Party, Jorida Tabaku, has stated that inflation is making life more and more difficult for Albanians.
In a post on social networks, Tabaku said that Albanian families spend 42% of their income to buy fruits and vegetables for daily consumption, while the European Union average is 13% in the consumption of the basic basket.
Tabaku said that the way to get out of this economic crisis is by putting the citizens, the majority, not the minority, in the center of attention.
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Inflation in Albania is making life more and more difficult.
Socialists in the government declare that Albanians are not affected by inflation, although the numbers are increasingly stubborn.
The figures prove that socialist inflation has increased product prices and impoverished Albanians more.
According to the data, an Albanian family spends 761 euros per year on fruits and vegetables, ranking second and ahead of Switzerland, which has a per capita income of 91 dollars/capita.
Albanian families spend 42% of their income to buy fruits and vegetables for daily consumption. The European Union average is 13% in the consumption of the basic basket.
Why is the economy in crisis?
Agriculture is bankrupt and the government has no pro-agriculture and livestock policy. Tillage has declined, the growth of agriculture in the overall economic growth is declining while the main economic policies of the government are for concrete rather than production.
In such conditions, the internal market is being destroyed, the economy of Albanian families is being impoverished, while the economic and fiscal policy of the government is working in the opposite direction.
How can we get out of the crisis?
By healing the economy from market capture, laws that are made for the interests of a few and a fiscal policy for the citizens. It only takes a little; putting people at the center; not of the minority but of the majority.
