Albania’s economic history shows that the country has gone through different periods of growth, often closely linked to new political spaces and economic opportunities. After 1991, economic liberalization and large-scale privatizations created an initial boost in productivity, but it was...
The still high level of public debt (June 2024 – 55.7%), together with the limited fiscal space[1] to address growing expenditure needs, such as the costly infrastructure and digital agenda, along with the need to meet social...
Diasporas are global communities of immigrants who maintain a sense of connection with their homeland. Because of their unique transnational characteristics, diasporas can have a significant impact on economic exchange and not just in a few ways. The potential of...
Property insurance can make an important contribution to managing the financial impacts of earthquake risk, although earthquake loss insurance faces a number of challenges. As a result, various countries have made public earthquake (re)insurance arrangements to support wider insurance coverage, especially...
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...
There are multiple reasons for adopting VAT Automation. There is an increased complexity of Value Added Tax (VAT), regulatory pressure on risk management and control, increased attention to VAT by Tax authorities globally, too many transactions to maintain in control,...
