The current situation of Albanian exporters is not simply a financial or technical issue, but a structural problem of the economic model itself. In a context where the euro has significantly depreciated against the lek, the Albanian exporter finds itself...
The Strengthening of the Albanian Lek in Recent Years, mainly driven by high foreign currency inflows through tourism, remittances, real estate transactions, and capital movements, has been widely interpreted as a sign of macroeconomic stability and confidence in the Albanian...
The annual budgets in Albania have introduced various fiscal burdens[1] , which include both the tax burden and the non-tax burden[2]. In recent years, the state budget has aimed to quickly reduce the budget deficit by strengthening...
Usually the large risks of the economy also require their distribution under a stress test. If we remember, the risks that seemed reasonable during the pandemic period for the private sector just two or three years ago may no longer be...
The government's main motivation must obviously be to stimulate exports which otherwise means doing homework that should have been done long ago. The whole approach to stimulate exports is the objective of their growth, to have economic and industrial benefits related...
In the meeting held between the majority of actors who have the same concern, common to the economy, manufacturing and exporting as well as employment, it was emphasized as a comprehensive need to react to the worsening conditions of...
In general, when considering the impact of remittance flows on the economy, it is important to take into account the positive effects and, alongside them, the negative effects that remittances carry over time in the form of transfers for basic...
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...
