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Deputy of the Democratic Party, Jorida Tabaku, said that the Albanian economy has a pronounced inequality and that well-being is not distributed equally.
According to Tabak, this has been confirmed by EUROSTAT figures, as he emphasizes that no matter how much the state budget increases, only a minority receives it.
"The Albanian economy today has a pronounced inequality and we have been saying for years and months that well-being is not distributed equally. The figure confirmed by EUROSTAT. Albanian families have a real purchasing power of 41% of the EU average as a percentage of GDP. They are the last in the Western Balkans together with Bosnia and Herzegovina.
While the per capita income is 35% of that of the European Union. Last again in the region. What does this mean? So welfare in the economy is not distributed equally. No matter how much the state budget increases, only a minority receives it.
This means that the increase in taxes in ten years has affected this inequality because 95% of the population have paid additional taxes while 12.5% have received fiscal favors and public contracts. Today, the Albanian economy is not producing, but even if everything is produced even a lek is produced, this does not go to the poor, this does not go to the middle classes; this does not go to the whole society and it is not distributed equally to the whole society. Because today the government is working for the minority by giving up on the majority.
He has overtaxed the majority. It has taken more taxes, offered fewer services and is giving all this to the minority", Tabaku said on social networks.
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