Economists Warn of the Consequences: What Is the Euro Model of Salary and Pension Increases Proposed by the Prime Minister of Montenegro?
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Economic experts and business representatives have warned of the possible consequences of the Montenegrin government's decision to propose an increase in minimum wages and pensions from January 2027 for public finances, employment and the competitiveness of the economy, while Prime Minister Milojko Spajić's announcement, on the eve of the next elections, also raises questions about the political background of the new economic program.
"The finance minister is against, hyperinflation and taxes at a low start, allocations for pensions are being deleted, while the economy is already preparing lists for layoffs," added the DPS deputy
As he added, the finance minister is against it, hyperinflation and taxes at a low start, allocations for pensions are being deleted, while, as he concluded, the economy is already preparing lists for layoffs.
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