Strengthening tax compliance and domestic revenue mobilization has been a priority of Albanian fiscal policy for at least over a decade. Although the vision has been adapted for an increase in the compliance model in function of a healthy environment for...
In 2018, according to Eurostat, women in Albania were paid 93.2 lek for every 100 lek paid to men, ranking Albania fifth among European countries with the lowest gender gap in average monthly salary. In 2022, women were paid 95.5 ALL...
Albania has improved its measures to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT), concludes MONEYVAL in a follow-up report published on June 21, 2023[1]. Albania has made progress in addressing the technical compliance gaps identified in...
In the draft law approved by the Albanian government on June 16, 2023, there is already a concrete proposal[1] for the Assembly of Albania to approve the discourse on the cultivation, production and controlled circulation of the cannabis...
The impact on inflation is dependent on the extent to which the country is dependent on imported raw materials and fuel and energy supplies. The increase in Albanian inflation, being lower than in the trading partner countries, did not manage to...
The primary function of the capital market is to bring together investors who buy securities with those who sell them. The three main participants of the capital market are individuals (also known as investors), borrowers and shareholders[1]. Based on...
By far, the euro's biggest obstacle is a single monetary policy that often does not suit local economic conditions. It is common for EU countries to benefit under these conditions. In contrast, others, including Albania, suffer from this discriminatory course...
In a capitalist economy, the government acts as a regulatory and supplementary body. Whereas, in a socialist economy, the government plays a comprehensive role in all economic activities, such as production, distribution and consumption of a country. These are responsibilities...
