Impact of new measures to improve the business environment, facilitation of imports for the manufacturing sector, exemption from customs duties in the case of imports of technological equipment, plans to narrow the tax gap and informal economy, measures for...
Economies of WB6 maintain a similar economic structure in their contribution to GDP, and consequently face similar challenges in their efforts for sectoral economic developments. The GDP of the Western Balkans in 2019 is estimated to have reached US. D...
A reading of the latest edition of Credit Suisse Global Welfare Report for 2019, which is being published annually and with a history of over 20 years, shows that the Western Balkan countries, except Serbia, have a slight increase...
The issue of how democracy and electoral process affects economic growth has received a great deal of interest in researchers of economix and political economy in Europe and around. We have approached this issue by examining the effect of political elections...
The redistribution of budget revenues reflects the level of taxes for the expenditure on money transfers to the working age population and not just. It also aims at achieving personal income tax revenue progressively through revenue levels and the orientation...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) in spring projections estimates that economic growth in Albania should achieve to 3.7 percent this year (2019) from 4.2 percent in 2018. But, by the Ministry of Finance and Economy (MoFE), the economic growth projection, based...
Albanian GDP growth is now back in the levels it was a decade ago, and its unemployment rate is at an eleven-year low, with the program-era labor reform facilitating formalization and job creation. Its business climate is more attractive to investors....
Economic activity has continued to grow at a healthy clip, led by domestic demand, which is expected to continue in 2019. Growth is expected at 4 percent in 2018, led by public investment, consumption, and services exports, financed by continued...
At the time it was conceived, GDP was a useful signpost on the path to a better world: a path where increased economic activity provided jobs, income, and basic amenities to reduce worldwide social conflict and prevent a third world war.
Have you ever wondered how much tax you’re paying compared to other countries? This infographic from the European Parliament might help you find out. It shows a varied picture across the Union, in terms of tax rates, types of tax and...
